[04:53] <lotuspsychje> good morning to all
[05:04] <lotuspsychje> !info linux-image-generic
[05:04] <ubot5`> linux-image-generic (source: linux-meta): Generic Linux kernel image. In component main, is optional. Version <IP_ADDRESS>.40 (xenial), package size 2 kB, installed size 12 kB
[05:04] <lotuspsychje> new kernel update
[05:06] <Bashing-om> lotuspsychje: trusty also has a new kernel release .
[05:07] <lotuspsychje> Bashing-om: cool!
[05:17] <Bashing-om> It's that time. eyes are crossing . G nite
[05:59] <ducasse> \o
[11:02] <BluesKaj> Hey folks
[14:03] <lotuspsychje> good afternoon to all
[14:08] <DJones> And Good afternoon to you
[14:09] <lotuspsychje> hey DJones
[14:09] <DJones> Hey
[14:09] <OerHeks> :-)
[14:09] <lotuspsychje> and hi OerHeks
[14:09] <OerHeks> hi DJones lotuspsychje
[14:09] <DJones> Hey OerHeks
[14:20] <DJones> lotuspsychje: Its amazing how many app's you use in the past that you forget about
[14:22] <lotuspsychje> DJones: very true, and there tons of them on linux :p
[14:24] <DJones> I'm the same 99% of my computer use is on Ubuntu, pretty much always find an app to do what I need, just a shame that dev's of open source apps aren't always able to keep up the dev work because of having to have paying jobs
[14:25] <DJones> Polly as a twitter client is a good example of that
[14:26] <lotuspsychje> !info polly
[14:26] <ubot5`> Package polly does not exist in xenial
[14:26] <DJones> No, it was a ppa
[14:26] <lotuspsychje> ah
[14:26] <DJones> But the best twitter client I'd found
[14:27] <lotuspsychje> im still looking an easy systemd manager gui
[14:27] <DJones> Anaitine seems to be the best since, twitter clients aren't best supported with Ubuntu
[14:27] <DJones> Respect to the original developers though, they give others idea's to develop new apps
[14:28] <lotuspsychje> true
[14:28] <lotuspsychje> and snappy is really incouraging new apps creation
[14:28] <DJones> Must admit, I've not looked at snappy much
[14:29] <lotuspsychje> its worth a look for sure
[14:29] <lotuspsychje> installed telegram snap out of it myself
[14:30] <lotuspsychje> bbl swimming time :p
[17:06] <v3n0m> hey


[00:14] <oerheks> Kilroy, basicly, try to run apt update first, to get fresh lists, that could fix this loop
[00:16] <Kilroy> ok let me try that
[00:16] <Kilroy> I get the same error
[00:17] <Kilroy> after running apt upgrade
[00:18] <Kilroy> I also get it when I run apt upgrade
[00:21] <Kilroy> ok I know the issue
[00:22] <Kilroy> some packages are installed, but need something that some how got removed and I can't install it back because ... (I have no clue at this poing)
[00:24] <sarnold> Kilroy: it depends on your goal. if you want webmin gone, apt purge webmin virtualmin-core webmin-virtual-server    would probably do the trick
[00:24] <Kilroy> I want it back
[00:24] <Kilroy> it accidntly got put in the autoremove list and I mised it until it was too late
[00:25] <sarnold> d'oh
[00:26] <sarnold> it's possible that the easiest way to having it installed is to follow through with the full removal process as I suggested above.. that might be annoying though. try just "apt install webmin" and see what happens
[00:27] <Kilroy> same error
[00:29] <Kilroy> https://zerobin.net/?e9f8a44d5907eaff#D7JYM5Wh/XBUd/BkqeQdkbv7YSaBdNSTWGxA9y/lBkc=
[00:30] <sarnold> dang; I think apt remove virtualmin-core webmin-virtualmin-git webmin-virtualmin-htpasswd webmin-virtualmin-nginx-ssl -- some of those might not be installed, and it'll throw an error about that, if that's the case, remove whatever it says isn't installed, and try again
[00:33] <Kilroy>  virtualmin-lemp-stack : Depends: webmin-virtualmin-nginx-ssl but it is not going to be installed
[00:33] <Kilroy> and apt remove virtualmin-lemp-stack gives the same error as before
[00:40] <sarnold> the usual way to approach these is to keep adding package names to the command line
[00:41] <sarnold> you obviously don't want to remove anything *really* important like glibc, sudo, bash, etc :) but it's sometimes hard to know which exact ones are good to ask to remove in the course of solving these problems
[00:45] <Kilroy> HA I got something to install! \o/
[00:45] <Kilroy> and it failed /o\
[00:45] <Kilroy> sarnold what does This package cannot be installed unless the Debian version of Webmin mean?
[00:45] <Kilroy> *
[00:45] <Kilroy> sarnold what does This package cannot be installed unless the Debian version of Webmin is installed first. mean?
[00:47] <sarnold> Kilroy: I'm not sure ;( that feels like it's a message from the maintainer script of one of these packages..
[00:48] <Kilroy> I don't see anything from google
[00:49] <sarnold> how about: grep "cannot be installed" /var/lib/dpkg/info/*
[00:53] <Kilroy> just the same errors given
[00:53] <Kilroy> https://zerobin.net/?b33013ccf21ad19c#FRP30B9Gp9pDcfu/NWKcdqYvWm0VpTwgSl6lQIMywO0=
[00:54] <sarnold> nice, could you pastebin one of those files? that might suggest what they were looking for
[00:56] <Kilroy> https://zerobin.net/?2c49b7e1b478477e#cY6PLZ+pn+ysSzERjnt8+stXWWer1WMHV/FvmUaVeeU=
[01:01] <sarnold> man these are gross
[01:01] <sarnold> are you sure you actually want to use this software?
[01:02] <Kilroy> yes, I have used it before and it works very well,
[01:04] <sarnold> I can't find any package that owns /etc/webmin/config in ubuntu focal, nor in any debian release (via https://www.debian.org/distrib/packages ) --- so I'm guessing they meant *their* webmin package. but that should be easy enough to have a Depends: line in their configuration..
[01:04] <Kilroy> https://webmin.com/
[01:05] <sarnold> Kilroy: I think I'd apt purge webmin webmin-virtualmin-git webmin-virtualmin-htpasswd webmin-virtualmin-nginx webmin-virtualmin-nginx-ssl  (and all the other packages from them) -- then do an apt update, apt install -f, and then try the apt install webmin again..
[01:06] <Kilroy> still get that error
[01:06] <sarnold> :(
[01:06] <sarnold> dang
[01:08] <sarnold> Kilroy: I think I'd truncate those four maintainer scripts from https://zerobin.net/?b33013ccf21ad19c#FRP30B9Gp9pDcfu/NWKcdqYvWm0VpTwgSl6lQIMywO0=  -- bash makes it easy, but it's a bit awkward the first time you see it :)
[01:08] <sarnold> it's just:
[01:08] <sarnold> > /var/lib/dpkg/info/webmin-virtualmin-git.preinst
[01:08] <sarnold> I'd truncate all four of those, *then* try the purge..
[01:08] <Kilroy> ok
[01:09] <Kilroy> still same error
[01:10] <sarnold> *sigh* I had big hopes on that one.
[01:10] <sarnold> you'll probably have to head to the folks who publish this to ask for help
[01:12] <Kilroy> ok thank you for your help
[16:23] <oerheks> Leonard, fix your connection?
[18:43] <Kilroy> is there a better way to identify a drive then the uuid?
[18:45] <patdk-lap> drives don't have uuid
[18:45] <Kilroy> lsblk -f
[18:46] <patdk-lap> ya, I only see uuid for my mdadm partitions
[18:46] <patdk-lap> not for drives
[18:46] <patdk-lap> for drives you have model/serial for ata
[18:46] <patdk-lap> and for scsi the best is the wwn (like ethernet mac addresses)
[18:47] <patdk-lap> filesystems can have uuid though, but not drives
[18:47] <patdk-lap> I would love to see where that command gave you uuid for a drive
[18:48] <Kilroy> then what is this?
[18:48] <Kilroy> https://sturtz.cf/paste/paste.php?id=3
[18:48] <patdk-lap> that is the output
[18:48] <patdk-lap> I see no uuid for your drives
[18:48] <patdk-lap> line 1, no uuid
[18:48] <Kilroy> sdf            ext4              b197bc90-b57a-4040-af1e-1795d44de568
[18:48] <patdk-lap> that is the uuid of your ext4 filesystem, not drive
[18:49] <Kilroy> then how do none of the other ext4 filesystems have that uuid?
[18:49] <patdk-lap> heh? they all do
[18:49] <patdk-lap> no idea what your talking about
[18:50] <patdk-lap> a uuid is designed to be uniq
[18:50] <Kilroy> none of the other file systems have this exact uuid
[18:50] <Kilroy> b197bc90-b57a-4040-af1e-1795d44de568
[18:50] <patdk-lap> unless it's the same filesystem it should not have the same uuid
[18:50] <Kilroy> so then is it a good way to identify a drive in a script?
[18:50] <patdk-lap> did you dd the file system to a new drive
[18:50] <Kilroy> they all are ext4
[18:50] <patdk-lap> it is NOT a good way to id a drive
[18:50] <patdk-lap> it IS a good way to id a filesystem
[18:51] <Kilroy> in my case, I want to be able to check if a flash drive is plugged in, and do something if that is true, and do something else if that is false
[18:51] <patdk-lap> do you really care about if a specific flash drive is plugged in?
[18:52] <patdk-lap> or if it has a specific filesystem on it
[18:52] <patdk-lap> like say, if you reformatted that flash drive, do you care?
[18:52] <patdk-lap> reformatting it will give the filesystem a new uuid
[18:53] <Kilroy> yes, I would care if it got reformatted
[18:53] <Kilroy> https://git.sturtz.cf/SturtzNetwork/checkdrive/src/master/check.sh
[18:54] <patdk-lap> I would just use blkid though, much easier to parse
[18:55] <patdk-lap> blkid -U $uuid
[18:56] <Kilroy> so back to, in that exact script would just using the uuid work?
[18:57] <Kilroy> or is there a way to identify the drive even if it gets wiped
[22:11] <Kilroy> sarnold I think I fixed apt
[22:11] <Kilroy> I ran apt satisfy webmin and it is doing stuff


[07:05] <RikMills> juliank: arm64 workers are sad? https://i.imgur.com/66LClK2.png
[07:07] <RikMills> ppc64el and s390x also
[12:41] <juliank> RikMills: bos01 cloud is down
[12:43] <juliank> RikMills: I filed RT#136593 with IS, it's out of my hands now
[12:43] <RikMills> juliank: thanks!
[17:28] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New binary: rust-gdkx11 [amd64] (jammy-proposed/universe) [0.14.0-1] (no packageset)
[17:28] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New binary: rust-gdkx11 [ppc64el] (jammy-proposed/universe) [0.14.0-1] (no packageset)
[17:32] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New binary: rust-gdkx11 [s390x] (jammy-proposed/universe) [0.14.0-1] (no packageset)
[17:53] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New binary: rust-gdkx11 [armhf] (jammy-proposed/universe) [0.14.0-1] (no packageset)
[18:15] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New binary: rust-gdkx11 [riscv64] (jammy-proposed/universe) [0.14.0-1] (no packageset)
[18:18] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New: accepted rust-gdkx11 [amd64] (jammy-proposed) [0.14.0-1]
[18:18] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New: accepted rust-gdkx11 [armhf] (jammy-proposed) [0.14.0-1]
[18:18] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New: accepted rust-gdkx11 [riscv64] (jammy-proposed) [0.14.0-1]
[18:18] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New: accepted rust-gdkx11 [arm64] (jammy-proposed) [0.14.0-1]
[18:18] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New: accepted rust-gdkx11 [s390x] (jammy-proposed) [0.14.0-1]
[18:18] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New: accepted rust-gdkx11 [ppc64el] (jammy-proposed) [0.14.0-1]
[22:21] <Eickmeyer> Hi release team! If I could get a trivial "ack" on LP: #1965645 that would be wonderful. :)


[13:11] <BluesKaj> Hi all
 Heyo BluesKaj
 I guess I need to get back on IRC...
 @RikMills did the new plasma-welcome get packaged in Debian?
 Yes, and it now in the Ubuntu archive (re @ahoneybun: @RikMills did the new plasma-welcome get packaged in Debian?)
 https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/plasma-welcome
[13:22] <BluesKaj> hey @honeybun, RikMills
 Do we have a fork with changes that we want or do we just want to use it as stock?
 upstream.
 we likely don't need to have a fork. any kubuntu specific page configs could be shipped say in a kubuntu-settings packagew
 we likely don't need to have a fork. any kubuntu specific page configs could be shipped say in a kubuntu-settings package
 if we want to skip some of the KDE default pages, a patch can do that
 for example might be good to skip the online accounts page, as adding accounts does not always work reliably and could give a bad impression if it fails in the welcome wizard
 It looks like they should be fine.
 Ah yes.
 I didn't see that page.
 plenty of time to think on it, assuming now we won't use it until at least 24.04
 Ohhh
 https://apps.kde.org/konsole, KDE's feature-rich terminal emulator, can send you a notification once a long-running task finishes.
 Yay
 How are we looking with 23.10? Sorry that I have been not as hands on deck as I should be.
[19:01] <santa_> RikMills: https://tritemio.org/
[19:01] <santa_> now with SSL and 16 pixel favicons
[19:02] <santa_> I'm still testing the thing
[23:27] <arraybolt3> !ping


[00:55] <rsalveti> rcn-ee: haha, you just need to load g_ether!
[00:55] <rsalveti> dammit
[00:55] <rsalveti> bug 608312
[00:55] <ubot2> Launchpad bug 608312 in linux (Ubuntu) "Usb host mode on OTG doesn't work on Maverick with BeagleBoard (affects: 1) (heat: 8)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/608312
[00:55] <rsalveti> then the OTG works as expected
[00:55] <rsalveti> at your config file you have this as built-in
[00:55] <rsalveti> well, time for some sleep now :-)
[00:55]  * rsalveti -> out
[01:14] <rcn-ee_lpt> good to hear rsalveti (yeah the musb stuff is very fragile, one little thing will kill it.. ;) )
[05:20] <cwillu> long day
[08:17] <hrw> morning
[08:37] <XorA> morning
[09:12] <rsalveti> cooloney: I updated the otg bug, take a look at it later
[09:17] <lag> Morning mythripk
[09:17] <XorA> is there a list of supported omap3/4 machines?
[09:18] <ogra> XorA, not yet since the kernel team is still looking into patces
[09:18] <ogra> *patches
[09:18] <XorA> hehe, suck it and see
[09:18]  * XorA would love zoom3 and 4430sdp :-D
[09:18] <ogra> XorA, safe bets are panda, beagle C4/XM and blaze
[09:19] <ogra> blaze will need some tinkering with the bootloader on the image
[09:19] <XorA> hey vincent
[09:19] <ogra> i plan to provide a script that replaces u-boot and MLO with the ones you want for a target, the kernels should be generic enough to run on all the platforms
[09:20] <XorA> that reminds me, wonder if u-boot for 4430 supports nand yet
[09:20] <ogra> given that there are no devices with NAND, why would anyone enable it ?
[09:26] <XorA> ogra: no devices with nand????
[09:26]  * XorA has a deskful of devices with nand
[09:26] <ogra> 4430sdp with NAND ???
[09:27]  * XorA thought it did
[09:28]  * XorA has his hand hacked image on 4430
[09:29] <cooloney> rsalveti: exactly, sorry for not syncing with your
[09:29] <cooloney> rsalveti: i tried build in the g_ether into the kernel
[09:30] <cooloney> the musb hub will be found
[09:30] <rsalveti> cooloney: that will work, but I don't know if this is the "right" solution :-)
[09:30] <rsalveti> don't know if building g_ether as built-in is going to affect something else
[09:30] <cooloney> rsalveti: yeah, because, i found there are 2 place to usb_add_hcd(musb_hcd)
[09:31] <cooloney> rsalveti: 1 is in host only mode
[09:31] <rsalveti> yep
[09:31] <cooloney> 2 is in the OTG mode and gadget init code
[09:31] <cooloney> but the gadget init code will be only called by the gadget upper level class driver when it start
[09:32] <cooloney> rsalveti: i tried the compile the musb as host only controller
[09:32] <cooloney> rsalveti: it works now
[09:32] <cooloney> at least host function
[09:32] <rsalveti> cooloney: but why do you want as host-only?
[09:33] <cooloney> rsalveti: because i wanna test the usb_add_hcd was called in the first method
[09:34] <cooloney> rsalveti: when i built-in the g_ether, musb hub was found, but usb host function does not work
[09:34] <rsalveti> cooloney: works when you put the otg cable, at least for me
[09:35] <rsalveti> cooloney: both gadget and host mode starts to work fine
[09:38] <cooloney> rsalveti: ok, got it.
[09:38] <rsalveti> cooloney: if you just change the g_ether as built-in everything should work just fine
[09:38] <cooloney> rsalveti: so for summary, if we wanna use the host mode of musb, we need to modprobe g_ether, right?
[09:39] <rsalveti> cooloney: then we need to check if the same modification works for lucid
[09:39] <rsalveti> cooloney: currently, yes
[09:39] <cooloney> rsalveti: yeah, yeah, that's what i want to do.
[09:39] <cooloney> rsalveti: but it failed, it makes me frustrated
[09:39] <rsalveti> cooloney: because loading g_ether will initialize the gadget and host functionality of the otg chip
[09:40] <cooloney> rsalveti: exactly,
[09:41]  * cooloney nods to rsalveti and shakes hands with rsalveti
[09:41] <cooloney> rsalveti: ok, let me try again.
[09:41] <rsalveti> cooloney: ok :-)
[09:41]  * rsalveti still needs to get a working lucid environment
[10:16] <User1> Is rootstock about to make a lucid rootfs?
[10:17] <Jameswstubbs> ogra ?
[10:17] <Jameswstubbs> able*
[10:20] <Jameswstubbs> It keeps failing at the second stage
[10:25] <rsalveti> Jameswstubbs: yes, you can create a lucid rootfs with it
[10:25] <rsalveti> Jameswstubbs: what kind of failure? qemu seg fault or just got stuck while doing the second stage?
[10:29] <Jameswstubbs> Stuck during second stage
[10:30] <Jameswstubbs> Well, when starting second stage
[10:30] <Jameswstubbs> You might be interested in this actually, ixproject.org :)
[10:31] <Jameswstubbs> My problem is my karmic rootfs uses an old synaptic module
[10:31] <Jameswstubbs> I tried to add the lucid repo to the karmic apt and tried to update the module, but got a fatal kernel panic
[10:31] <Jameswstubbs> I've decided to maybe try lucid, should still be compatible with armv6 shouldn't it?
[10:32] <GrueMaster> Jameswstubbs: No, Lucid and future releases are armv7.
[10:34] <cooloney> rsalveti: good news, i build in g_ether this time, it works
[10:35] <rsalveti> cooloney: cool
[10:35] <rsalveti> Jameswstubbs: please paste the rootstock log at the paste.ubuntu.com and send me the link
[10:35] <cooloney> rsalveti: but it looks like a design issue, i think the usb_add_hcd should be called in the early init code, not in the late init code in gadget
[10:36] <rsalveti> Jameswstubbs: it all depends on how you're running it, as we have these 2 known issues
[10:36] <rsalveti> cooloney: yep, that's what I think
[10:36] <cooloney> rsalveti: it is stupid to get host function by insmod a gadget class driver or build in it
[10:36] <rsalveti> cooloney: haha, for sure :-)
[10:36] <cooloney> rsalveti: give me sometime to write a patch
[10:36] <rsalveti> cooloney: that's why I was so mad yesterday
[10:36] <cooloney> rsalveti: haha, yeah, i was totally frustrated by that as you did
[10:37] <rsalveti> cooloney: cool, take your time to write the proper patch and send it to linux-omap
[10:37] <rsalveti> most of the musb maintainers are looking at that list
[10:37] <Jameswstubbs> Ok, isn't armv7 backwards compatible with v6?
[10:37] <Jameswstubbs> I'm installing a netinst of ubuntu lucid now
[10:38] <Jameswstubbs> I'll have to rerun rootstock then paste the log
[10:40] <GrueMaster> Jameswstubbs: armv7 is backards compatible hardware wise.  But don't expect an armv6 system to run armv7 software.
[10:40] <Jameswstubbs> Hm, if lucid is indeed completely unsuitable for armv6, how would I go about upgrading the xserver-xorg-input-synaptics.
[10:40] <Jameswstubbs> If I find the source code for the latest version
[10:40] <Jameswstubbs> And compile from within my karmic rootfs in qemu, would that work?
[10:41] <Jameswstubbs> Are the modules architecture dependant ?
[10:42] <GrueMaster> Jameswstubbs: What exactly are you trying to do?  If you are running Karmic on armv7 hardware, then it is possible to  upgrade to Lucid.  But if your hardware is armv6 only, it won't work.  Like trying to run x86_64 software on a Pentium.
[10:43] <Jameswstubbs> I'm porting ubuntu to the iPhone, I have a karmic rootfs fully up and running with wifi, xorg and xfce
[10:43] <Jameswstubbs> ixproject.org if you want a screenshot
[10:43] <Jameswstubbs> Having a look at my xorg logs, the iPhone multitouch screen uses a synaptic module
[10:44] <Jameswstubbs> But then says it cannot find a support touchpad
[10:45] <rsalveti> Jameswstubbs: if you build it at Karmic it should work fine
[10:45] <Jameswstubbs> pastie.org/1054947 from line 192 down
[10:46] <rsalveti> it's just that Lucid compiles everything for armv7 by default
[10:46] <GrueMaster> I'm a little familiar with ixproject.org.  Unfortunately, the hardware just won't run software compiled for the new architecture.  You can pull the source for the latest archive and rebuild it, but our stack is designed for armv7 starting with Lucid.
[10:46] <Jameswstubbs> I only started ixproject last week :S Maybe familiar with idroidproject
[10:46] <Jameswstubbs> GrueMaster: I think that's what I'll do
[10:46] <rsalveti> Jameswstubbs: you could get stuff from debian if you like, it's armv5 compatible
[10:46] <Jameswstubbs> I'll hunt down the source and compile from within qemu
[10:47] <Jameswstubbs> The iPhone is armv6
[10:47] <GrueMaster> Best of luck on your endeavours.
[10:47] <Jameswstubbs> I've had a debian armel rootfs running happily
[10:47] <Jameswstubbs> I simply like Ubuntu :)
[10:47] <GrueMaster> Debian is still armv4 iirc.
[10:47] <Jameswstubbs> Thanks GrueMaster, I've needed luck up to now and I'll keep needing it
[10:47] <GrueMaster> heh.  :)
[10:48] <Jameswstubbs> GrueMaster: I simply used multistrap with debian squeeze
[10:48] <Jameswstubbs> Worked a charm
[10:48] <rsalveti> cool
[10:48] <Jameswstubbs> I have someone working on USB drivers aswell
[10:49] <Jameswstubbs> Should hopefully have USB host mode running soon
[10:50] <cooloney> Jameswstubbs: awesome, love your work,
[10:50] <Jameswstubbs> Thank you :)
[10:50] <cooloney> although i've sold my iphone and switch to N1
[10:51] <Jameswstubbs> I hope to have touch sorted within a week and a release should be out soon
[10:51] <cooloney> but if Ubuntu is ready for iphone, i will grab my girl friend's iphone and force her switch to Ubuntu for iphone
[10:51] <Jameswstubbs> I don't blame you N1 is an awesome phone, only reason I'm still using iPhone is becasue Im stuck in contract for another year
[10:51] <Jameswstubbs> cooloney: I wouldn't recommend it immediatley, it wont be ready for prime time
[10:52] <Jameswstubbs> It needs stripping down and made more mobile friendly
[10:52] <Jameswstubbs> Im think of using thje matchbox window manager
[10:52] <cooloney> Jameswstubbs: yeah, fully understand. i am waiting for iphone4 too, and practicing the holding style suggested by Jobs
[10:52] <Jameswstubbs> Also power management needs to be implemented, the battery wears down in less than 2 hours :/
[10:52] <cooloney> Jameswstubbs: so how about the kernel in your Ubuntu iphone image
[10:53] <cooloney> Jameswstubbs: is the kernel from planetbeing?
[10:53] <Jameswstubbs> Yep, a couple of small changes concerning USB gadget
[10:53] <Jameswstubbs> But essentially the stock kernel
[10:54] <Jameswstubbs> The kernel is not in the image, it's stored on the "host" partition and chainloads the rootfs using initrd
[10:54] <Jameswstubbs> Havn't been able to get initramfs working with the kernel
[10:54] <Jameswstubbs> Not sure why
[10:54] <Jameswstubbs> I have a 40 second boot anyway, so It's not a massive concern
[10:54] <cooloney> Jameswstubbs: yeah,
[10:56] <cooloney> Jameswstubbs: so is the Ubuntu image only for 3GS or older machine
[10:56] <Jameswstubbs> We don't have an iboot exploit for the 3gs yet, so development hasn't even started hardware wise
[10:56] <Jameswstubbs> This is for the 2g and 3g
[10:58] <Jameswstubbs> I don't own the 2g so havn't been able to test :-/ the only difference is in how the firmware is loaded by the initrd.
[11:07] <Jameswstubbs> I'm off, thanks for the help :)
[11:54] <lag> mythripk: I'm back
[12:05] <hrw> apw: bug 608674 and bug 603087
[12:05] <ubot2> Launchpad bug 608674 in linux (Ubuntu) "provide packaging rules in linux-source binary package (affects: 1) (heat: 8)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/608674
[12:05] <ubot2> Launchpad bug 603087 in linux (Ubuntu) "Allow to build just linux-libc-dev (affects: 1) (heat: 270)" [Wishlist,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/603087
[13:22] <ogra> rsalveti, dd if=/dev/zero of=livecd.${FSS}.ext2 bs=1024 count=0 seek=$size
[13:22] <ogra> rsalveti, size=$(($(du -ks ${ROOT} | cut -f1) + (10240)))
[13:29] <lag> ogra: What monitor do you have? The one that _just works_
[13:34] <ogra> lag, samsung syncmaster T240
[13:47] <lool> ogra: Hey, did you folks change from .bz2 to .gz recently for omap images?
[13:49] <rsalveti> vstehle: robclark: http://maemo.gitorious.org/fremantle-hildon-desktop/clutter_0_8
[13:49] <rsalveti> the call is EGL_NOKIA_texture_from_pixmap
[13:49] <rsalveti> at clutter/eglx/clutter-eglx-texture-pixmap.c
[13:52] <robclark> rsalveti: thx
[13:59] <davidm> lool, yes
[13:59] <davidm> lool, bz2 is BAD with rsync, .gz works with rsyncing images
[14:35] <furibondox> hello everybody
[14:35] <furibondox> now I'm definitely able to run the image from the rootstock!
[14:36] <furibondox> but I've some problem with udev and mmcblock and mtdblock... udev does not create the device for the partition automatically...
[14:37] <furibondox> anybody has a similar problem?
[15:11] <ogra> lool, yes, bz2 wasnt rsyncable, gzip has the special flag to make the files usable with rsync
[15:50] <orbarron1> hey all.. I am trying to bring up ubuntu on Blaze (OMAP4) using http://www.omappedia.org/wiki/Get_started_with_ubuntu_on_omap4 but it is locking up at boot up has any one seen this?
[15:53] <lool> ogra: But doesn't it contain a filesystem?
[15:53] <ogra> lool, sure, whats the issue with that ?
[15:54] <lool> ogra: Well filesystems aren't very rsync friendly across runs
[15:54] <lool> I have the issue with cloud images
[15:55] <lool> they almost don't compress with rsync, despite being built with gzip --rsyncable
[15:57] <ogra> i didnt test to zsync yet
[15:57] <ogra> since we only have one image thats gz yet
[16:10] <ogra> we'll see if there is improvement once i could test :)
[16:23] <furibondox> guys, anybody have problem with ubuntu lucid and udev for the automatic creation of /dev/mmcblk0p* and /dev/mtdblock* devices?
[16:23] <cwillu_at_work> nope, works fine here
[16:24] <orbarron> Hey guys... just to let you know OMAPpedia is having a tutorial hour next week covering Uboot and Ubuntu. Visit: http://www.omappedia.com/wiki/Main_Page. The time may be a bit late for some of you but we are trying to find a good time for everyone. orga will be a guest speaker for this session. If anyone is interested in doing a session in Aug. please ping me :D
[16:25] <furibondox> I've created a lucid minimal image with rootstock but when the system starts, I don't see any /dev/mmcblk0p* and /dev/mtdblock*
[16:25] <rsalveti> furibondox: are you able to see the other devices that are created by udev?
[16:26] <furibondox> yes
[16:26] <rsalveti> furibondox: what kernel are you using?
[16:26] <furibondox> 2.6.29
[16:26] <rsalveti> furibondox: from where?
[16:26] <furibondox> the same kernel works fine with a jaunty distribution created by my own
[16:26] <furibondox> from TI PSP
[16:27] <furibondox> I think the problem is with the udev and lucid
[16:28] <furibondox> http://paste.ubuntu.com/467568/
[16:28] <furibondox> as you can see the partitions are present... but udev does not create the device!
[16:29] <rsalveti> furibondox: could be a bug with udev with this kernel
[16:30] <furibondox> may be...
[16:30] <furibondox> this is what I see: http://paste.ubuntu.com/467569/
[16:31] <rsalveti> furibondox: you could try to debug udev, to see what it detects normally in your case
[21:03] <lem_> hi, I am trying to install ubuntu karmic on bb using the method specified in http://elinux.org/BeagleBoardUbuntuKarmic , it boots the kernel,after login and password I get stucked with a prompt
[21:04] <lem_> there is any command to install from there?
[21:18] <tgall_foo> lem_, personally I'm using linaro's alpha2 on my bb -  https://wiki.linaro.org/Source/ImageInstallation
[21:22] <ojn> tgall_foo: hardly on-topic in this channel.
[21:28] <lem_> thanks for the idea, I will try that
[21:33] <tgall_foo> ojn: given the amount of maverick packages in it, it's fairly on topic ;-)
[23:00] <lool> ojn: Hey, just curious, are you doing some upstream kernel OMAP work?  are you doing that on top of Ubuntu?
[23:00] <ojn> lool: I'm not doing much omap work these days. I've spent more time with tegra lately. And no, given my new project and employer, I am not doing much on top of ubuntu. :)
[23:01] <ojn> omap is still around as a side project, but I haven't spent any serious cycles on it lately
[23:01] <lool> ojn: Oh, which employer is that?   :)
[23:01] <ojn> lool: I'll leave that as an exercise for the reader. :)


[03:16] <MarkDude> So what are the Ubuntu hours near San jose?
[03:16] <MarkDude> The repair guy seemed interested in going
[04:15] <jyo> Dennis Ritchie died this past weekend. Damn.
[04:43] <nhaines> D:
[05:09] <bkerensa> I'm proud to say that 45.93% of my blog traffic (1,924 Linux Users) over the last two weeks is Linux Users
[05:09] <bkerensa> :D
[05:09] <bkerensa> Wonder how many use Ubuntu :P
[05:13] <jbermudes> Does ubuntu set the user agent in the built-in firefox?
[05:31] <bkerensa> jbermudes: Nope
[05:32] <bkerensa> jbermudes: I wish all distros did though
[05:32] <bkerensa> then there would be a better picture of how popular distros are
[06:56] <MarkDude> All right Nixie Pixel just got a show on Revision 3
[06:56] <MarkDude> We need more folks that use word Linux in public
[14:21] <nhaines> bkerensa: Ubuntu used to, but now Mozilla doesn't allow it.
[14:22] <pleia2> happy release everyone :)
[14:33] <grantbow> huh?
[14:35] <grantbow> http://www.ubuntu.com aha!
[14:48] <grantbow> time to update https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CaliforniaTeam/Projects/OneiricRelease
[14:48] <grantbow> isn't the next name usually announced by now?
[14:49] <grantbow> oops, I missed it. ..  Precise Pangolin
[16:30] <iheartubuntu> Good morning all. Do we have a public calendar that is editable? It would be nice if team members can come in and add events and make changes. i thought there was something out there, but maybe it was static and was not editable.
[16:30] <iheartubuntu> Ive made one here to help myself keep track of events.
[16:30] <iheartubuntu> https://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=gngt2gjg8mi044h02b2j3iqpu0%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/Los_Angeles
[16:30] <iheartubuntu> if you would like to be an admin and add events, please let me know
[16:32] <iheartubuntu> I'll send admin links out to the leaders here at the minimum if we all like this idea.
[16:32] <iheartubuntu> ive been sorta scraping by and catching events when I can to post to to facebook, twitter, etc... but i know ive missed a few
[16:36] <MarkDude> hello iheartubuntu
[16:36] <iheartubuntu> hi markdude
[16:36] <MarkDude> There has to be a script-fu way to do that task
[16:37] <MarkDude> where is akk when she is needed
[16:37] <MarkDude> ? :)
[16:37]  * MarkDude found 2 more usb ethernet devices
[16:38] <MarkDude> Still no lpt
[16:38] <MarkDude> If you want to build a machine for the person- I have some pieces to donate
[16:38] <iheartubuntu> im good thx
[16:38] <MarkDude> Might be a good thing to plan before Xmas
[16:38] <iheartubuntu> i got that guy up and running again
[16:38] <MarkDude> Is it working for them?
[16:38] <MarkDude> Oh, cool.
[16:38] <iheartubuntu> yah his modem was fried
[16:39] <iheartubuntu> he seems happy just using a dial up modem :)
[16:39] <MarkDude> Cool. Let folks be happy- i SAY
[16:39] <iheartubuntu> he is mostly just doing email and some light web browsing
[16:39] <MarkDude> I have all sorts of tomatoes growing now
[16:39] <iheartubuntu> wow really
[16:40]  * MarkDude is hoping for late season with no frost
[16:40] <iheartubuntu>  my tomatoes bombed out this year
[16:40] <iheartubuntu> i have not tended to them at all though
[16:40] <MarkDude> Yep, I have not really done much- some plant food
[16:40] <MarkDude> and automatic watering
[16:40]  * MarkDude forgot about shutting off auot water
[16:40] <MarkDude> auto
[16:40] <iheartubuntu> i have about 2.5 cubic yards of primo soil if u know anyone in LA that might be interested
[16:41] <MarkDude> so my cherry tomatoes split
[16:41] <MarkDude> Hmmmm maybe my cousin
[16:41] <MarkDude> I will be down your way in Jan for Scale
[16:41] <iheartubuntu> my strawberries did great finally... and its becuase i moved them to barrels where opposums didnt bother them
[16:42] <iheartubuntu> i have to make some scale designs... in case i win the grand prize and get a free flight to scale!
[16:42]  * MarkDude just reserved ticket for convention in VA
[16:42] <MarkDude> 4 days later I wil be in SoCal
[16:42] <iheartubuntu> nice
[16:42] <MarkDude> Possums are hella funnt animals
[16:42] <iheartubuntu> are we doing an Ubucon again?
[16:43] <iheartubuntu> i like the possum 'freeze' when they spot you
[16:43] <iheartubuntu> they dont move at all :)
[16:46] <MarkDude> I remeber Nathan saying some stuff about Ubuncon
[16:47]  * MarkDude will be helping the Dark Side of the Force for the convention
[16:47] <MarkDude> ;)
[16:47] <MarkDude> Somehow I became a primary spokesman for the whole Beefy Miracle phenomenon
[16:48]  * MarkDude had a friend question his sanity for that. (Plenty of reasons to do so- just not that.)
[16:51] <iheartubuntu> whats going on in VA?
[17:09] <nhaines> Hmm, having a lot of trouble booting Ubuntu 4.10.  Failsafe mode seems to be getting farther.
[17:14] <nhaines> Now I remember that Ubuntu CDs used to ship with cool stuff for Windows like OpenOffice.org, Firefox and Thunderbird, GIMP, Audacity, Abiword, and so on.
[17:22] <nhaines> ah, taking out the SATA controller fixed the problem.  How strange.
[19:35] <MarkDude> bkerensa, ping
[19:39] <bkerensa> MarkDude: pong pong
[19:41] <MarkDude> Link for your Ubuntu page?
[19:41]  * MarkDude will do that today
[19:41]  * MarkDude is really, really impressed with ALL you have done
[19:41] <MarkDude> I mean it
[19:42]  * MarkDude was hoping for a person that would do a decent job in taking over Oregon Team
[19:42] <MarkDude> You have far exceeded expectations
[20:08] <bkerensa> MarkDude: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/bkerensa
[20:09] <bkerensa> MarkDude: If you remember I didnt even want the gig ;) I still turn down jobs offers almost every month
[20:09] <bkerensa> :P
[20:10] <bkerensa> MarkDude: What is the temp like in CA today? Its freezing here
[20:10] <MarkDude> Still- you are doing a hell of a llot with it
[20:10] <MarkDude> its 80 in SF :)
[20:10] <MarkDude> shorts weather
[20:10] <bkerensa> :(
[20:10]  * bkerensa cries
[20:10] <bkerensa> Its like 50's here
[20:10] <MarkDude> Oregon is already more active than many teams
[20:11]  * MarkDude is assuming he should write 2 paragraphs
[20:12] <MarkDude> one about me looking for a replacement lead
[20:12] <MarkDude> the next about how well you have done>?
[20:12] <MarkDude> Embodying the humanity towards others thing
[20:13] <MarkDude> And how you know stuff- like networking- and tech stuff to
[20:13] <MarkDude> too
[20:23] <bkerensa> idk its up to you
[20:23] <bkerensa> :D
[20:23]  * bkerensa thinks its better for you to shape it how you want
[20:23] <bkerensa> I shouldnt influence your testimonial
[20:24] <MarkDude> Fair enough
[20:24] <MarkDude> So I can do- bow before the new FOSS God....
[20:25] <MarkDude> His name is Ben, learn as you watch
[20:25] <MarkDude> ;)
[20:25] <MarkDude> Even Jono calls him Sir
[20:37] <nhaines> bkerensa: it's 91 down here in Irvine!
[20:46] <bkerensa> =/
[20:48] <nhaines> Now to get the Ubuntu 10.10 default background and I'm done!
[20:49] <nhaines> While I like the current series of wallpapers fine, I have to say we've had some really nice backgrounds and themes.
[20:49] <nhaines> jaunty's tan oranges and chocolate browns were striking.
[20:49] <bkerensa> I wanna figure out how to make the unity bar smaller
[20:49] <bkerensa> it takes up too much of my desktop compared to Natty Classic
[20:49] <bkerensa> :D
[20:50] <nhaines> bkerensa: there's no element called the "unity bar".  :)  The top panel is the Unity Panel and the left launcher is called the Unity Launcher.
[20:51] <nhaines> You can install ccsm and that lets you adjust the launcher.  The panel is always 24px except for accessible themes, I think.
[20:51] <bkerensa> nhaines: I have another name for the Unity Launcher... Same name they called the Twitter Bar that they got rid of
[20:51] <bkerensa> :P
[20:52] <nhaines> bkerensa: there's always GNOME Shell if you hate productivity.  :P
[20:53] <nhaines> You can install gnome-panel to get the GNOME3 fallback interface, too.  I can't stand using it because of the wasted space used by the panel though!
[20:56] <bkerensa> nhaines: Yeah I know gnome-fallback
[20:56] <bkerensa> I alpha tested Oneiric for months
[20:56] <bkerensa> :P
[20:57] <nhaines> bkerensa: it's out now.  :P
[20:57] <bkerensa> yeah I'm going to wait three days to do a clean migration
[20:57] <bkerensa> wait for final bugs to be found ;)
[20:57] <nhaines> bkerensa: I'm going to do one as soon as I can back up my laptop.  :)
[20:57] <kdub> hey, Darkwing, i'm applying for membership in a week, would you fill out a testimonial for me? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KevinDuBois
[20:57] <nhaines> So far it's been so good.
[21:01] <Darkwing> kdub: Aye
[21:01] <kdub> thanks so much
[21:03] <MarkDude> bkerensa, apt-get install kde desktop I think would help with the Unity bar
[21:03] <MarkDude> :D
[21:03] <MarkDude> ask Darkwing - he knows
[21:03] <nhaines> Then you have two problems!
[21:03] <MarkDude> apt get KILL Unity I think comes next
[21:03] <MarkDude> not sure
[21:03] <Darkwing> What?
[21:46] <nhaines> gah.  Who's in charge of the Ubuntu website?
[21:46] <nhaines> http://www.ubuntu.com/download/ubuntu/upgrade still refers to maverick.
[21:47] <akgraner> pop in to ubuntu-website
[21:47] <nhaines> akgraner: perfect!  Thanks!  :D
[21:47] <akgraner> I think that is the name of the irc group - if not ask mhall119 or nigelb what it is
[21:47] <akgraner> group=channel
[21:49] <nhaines> akgraner: we'll see.  :)
[21:49] <akgraner> k
[21:49] <akgraner> I just asked mhall119 to make sure  - he's in the fl loco team or in -locoteams
[21:49] <akgraner> but haven't heard back from him yet
[21:50] <nhaines> Ooh!  The Ubuntu 11.10 installer has a very nice aubergine backdrop with a dark rust-colored paw print.
[21:58] <MarkDude> The Halls can be busy. Family as well as other stuff
[21:58] <MarkDude> Like Qimo4kids ;)
[22:36] <nhaines> Hmm, backed up all my stuff on my desktop computer, then promptly forgot to move the backup folder to an external storage drive.  So much for backups!
[22:37] <nhaines> That's okay, I didn't have anything important on there anyway.  \o/ for testing!


[01:28] <ikt> anyone had fun with bacula?
[02:18] <hot_wheelz> ikt Are you around?
[02:20] <ikt> yea
[02:20] <ikt> sup?
[02:22] <hot_wheelz> you said this was fixed in natty didn't you? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1691356
[02:27] <ikt> hrmm
[02:27] <ikt> I don't think so
[02:28] <ikt> just checking
[02:29] <ikt> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/522998
[02:29] <ikt> looks fixed
[02:31] <hot_wheelz> cool thanks for confirming mate
[02:31] <ikt> :>
[02:42] <hot_wheelz> ikt did you see what Michael Larabel said about  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/760131
[02:44] <hot_wheelz> he said "it appears though there's at least two commits impacting the power consumption but are pointing to mm fallout."
[02:45] <ikt> :/
[02:46] <ikt> I'm just closing my eyes and waiting for 11.10
[02:51] <hot_wheelz> what is he referring to when he says that?
[02:57] <ikt> mm commits
[02:57] <ikt> one sec
[02:58] <hot_wheelz> ikt what is mm though - sorry :-)
[02:59] <ikt> memory management subsystem
[03:00] <ikt> i thought it was part of the -mm tree
[03:00] <ikt> but that doesn't exist any more by the looks of it
[03:01] <ikt> http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=OTM3NQ
[03:01] <hot_wheelz> ikt ah ok
[03:02] <ikt> it looks like the guy who runs phoronix has been doing some investigating
[03:02] <ikt> and he's found another power regression
[03:03] <hot_wheelz> ikt yes it seems that way doesn't it?
[03:04] <ikt> :(
[03:04] <hot_wheelz> any idea what it's about this time?
[03:05] <hot_wheelz> i'm just watching his feed
[03:14] <ikt> yeahI saw that as well
[03:19] <ikt> I think they're hyping it just a bit though
[03:19] <ikt> Linux Kernel Power Bug Now High Importance In Ubuntu
[03:19] <ikt> A lot of bugs are set to high importance
[03:37] <hot_wheelz> ikt you don't want it to chew your battery though
[03:39] <hot_wheelz> ikt 2mins ago he said "It should be be fixed now according to he's feed right?
[03:49] <ikt> hmm
[03:50] <ikt> apparently he tweets twice or something
[03:50] <ikt> I doubt either of these things will be fixed for days
[03:51] <ikt> it doesn't really affect me to much because I run lubuntu on my netbook
[03:52] <hot_wheelz> ok that's strange why would he do that I wonder
[03:55] <ikt> https://twitter.com/#!/NomDuClavier/status/62699020795121664
[03:56] <hot_wheelz> like i said strange
[05:38] <hot_wheelz> you guys seen this http://edubuntu.org/vmmanager
[09:25] <hot_wheelz> can anyone confirm if the Logitech MX5500 revolution still requires some hacking to get to working in ubuntu
[09:26] <hot_wheelz> is the following still required in natty http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=860707
[10:41] <head_victim> hot_wheelz: I have the mx5500 but I run through a KVM that strips out all the multimedia key stuff anyway.
[12:08] <hot_wheelz> head_victim last i heard inorder to get the hotkeys to work you would have to edit hotkeys.conf that was as of 9.10 i think
[12:12] <hot_wheelz> i'll check back in with you guys tomorrow :-)
[12:51] <head_victim> Just a quick note - #ubuntu-release-party is now open for anyone interested


[06:14] <mup> PR snapd#12089 closed: overlord: frontend for --quota-group support (2/2) <quota> <Created by Meulengracht> <Merged by Meulengracht> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapd/pull/12089>
[08:14] <mup> PR snapd#12114 opened: i/b/system_observe: honour root dir when checking for /boot/config-* <Simple 😃> <Created by mardy> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapd/pull/12114>
[11:15] <mup> PR snapd#12115 opened: interfaces: add udisks2-support <Created by valentindavid> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapd/pull/12115>
[12:40] <mup> PR snapcraft#3901 closed: store: on prem support for list-revisions <Created by sergiusens> <Merged by sergiusens> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapcraft/pull/3901>
[13:25] <mup> PR snapd#10751 closed: client: turn the Client type into an interface <Test Robustness> <Created by mardy> <Closed by pedronis> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapd/pull/10751>
[13:25] <mup> PR snapd#10755 closed: client: introduce mocking of the Client interface <Test Robustness> <Created by mardy> <Closed by pedronis> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapd/pull/10755>
[13:30] <mup> PR snapd#10838 closed: tests: Component tests <Test Robustness> <Skip spread> <Precious but later :heart:> <Created by mardy> <Closed by pedronis> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapd/pull/10838>
[13:35] <mup> PR snapd#11286 closed: i/b/kubernetes_support: open access to NVIDIA GPUs <Created by mardy> <Closed by mardy> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapd/pull/11286>
[13:50] <mup> PR snapd#12111 closed: cmd/snap: let userd create the XDG directories <Created by mardy> <Closed by pedronis> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapd/pull/12111>
[14:41] <mup> PR snapd#11650 closed: tests: improve mounts-persist-refresh-content-snap <Created by mardy> <Closed by pedronis> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapd/pull/11650>
[15:36] <mup> PR snapd#12116 opened: gadget: add rules for validating classic with modes gadget.yaml files <Created by alfonsosanchezbeato> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapd/pull/12116>
[16:31] <mup> PR snapcraft#3902 closed: commands: update lifecycle docstrings <Created by cmatsuoka> <Merged by sergiusens> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapcraft/pull/3902>
[16:41] <mup> PR snapcraft#3903 opened: providers: choose legacy default provider from snap config <Created by mr-cal> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapcraft/pull/3903>
[18:16] <mup> PR snapd#12112 closed: client: add API for GET /systems/<label> <Created by mvo5> <Merged by mvo5> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapd/pull/12112>
[23:56] <mup> PR snapcraft#3904 opened: tests: minor refactoring in shell/shell-after tests <Created by cmatsuoka> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapcraft/pull/3904>


[01:59] <_bodhi> how do i download 16.04?  the dude on #ubuntu was very unfriendly and unhelpful about it, except to have his bot mention your channel
[02:00] <k1l> the unfriendly dude gives the dude who cant read bots messages or topic the link: Daily builds: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/
[02:00] <_bodhi> k1l: i'm not talking to yo
[02:00] <_bodhi> asshole
[02:00] <k1l> m(
[02:01] <penguin42> charming
[02:41] <CryptoSiD> lol
[02:57] <tsimonq2> !language
[02:57] <tsimonq2> :P
[03:10] <penguin42> tsimonq2: A bit late
[03:10] <tsimonq2> penguin42: yyeeaahh I saw :)
[03:11] <penguin42> talking of which, it's after 3am -X bed
[04:49] <ChibaPet> k1l: Why were you so mean to the fellow? :P
[04:49] <ChibaPet> So, my lesson for today is that importing /home from another box GOES WAY BETTER if you remove old .Xauthority files.
[04:55] <tsimonq2> ChibaPet: noted, thanks :D
[04:56] <ChibaPet> It ate... It ate a couple hours at least, as I slowly and painstakingly instrumented all the scripts in /etc/X11.
[09:50] <lordievader> Good morning.
[17:10] <ChibaPet> lordievader: g'morning
[18:41] <lordievader> Hehe, good evening ;)
[20:56] <ChibaPet> Hm, we're synchronized now I think, or close to it.


[07:08] <kees__> bionic's linux-image-4.15.0-10-generic doesn't have any /lib/firmware/* files, is this intentional or a bug? And where could i get those files?
[07:25] <PaulePanter> Hi. 4.16-rc3 is missing at http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/.
[07:26] <PaulePanter> https://lkml.org/lkml/2018/2/25/280
[07:31] <ricotz> kees__, install linux-firmware (which should be there by default though)
[07:32] <ricotz> PaulePanter, I would say, wait a few more hours ;)
[07:36] <kees__> ricotz, it is installed, but (for example) 4.13.x has version-specific firmware files in /lib/firmware/4.13.xx (like bnx2 firmware), and those are missing from 4.15.xx
[07:37] <PaulePanter> ricotz: It was quite fast in the past. First time, it’s not there, when I check.
[07:37] <PaulePanter> I’d say, something wrong. Would be nice to have a way to check myself how far the builds went.
[07:37] <PaulePanter> *where the builds are at.
[07:38] <ricotz> kees__, I see, I am familiar with that, sorry
[07:38] <ricotz> PaulePanter, just saying it is just 5 hours since it has been tagged
[07:40] <ricotz> kees__, oops, of course "not familiar"
[07:40] <PaulePanter> ricotz: Right, but five ours on decent servers are a long time to build ten Linux kernels.
[07:42] <ricotz> not if the launchpad builders having some troubles and needing to be poked regularly, not sure where those mainline kernels are built though
[07:44] <PaulePanter> ricotz: Understood. One more reason to document it, or make that information easy to access.
[08:50] <apw> PaulePanter, yep we have some infrastructure down apparently so it has not yet been built
[09:16] <PaulePanter> apw: Thank you for the confirmation.
[16:34] <Tomazzu> any chance get kernel update for avermedia h323 dvb-pci-card ?
[19:18] <kees> 15:02 -!- kees__<EMAIL_ADDRESS>has quit [Remote host closed the connection]
[19:18] <kees> well that was a confusing nick that wasn't me! :P
[19:57] <Moral_> lol


[00:03] <fta> Nafallo, ? gdm?
[00:03] <Nafallo> huh?
[00:03] <Nafallo> what about gdm?
[00:03] <fta> sexy / jaunty
[00:03] <Nafallo> jaunty is more than gdm... just saying ;-)
[00:05] <fta> that's the problem with jumping on +1 at day 1, i don't see big differences. it's changing slowly everyday
[00:06] <Nafallo> yea. I know.
[00:06] <Nafallo> I did that from warty beta until hardy was released :-)
[00:08] <fta> same for me for debian bo to unstable-2007, then edgy to now
[00:11] <Nafallo> heh
[00:17] <fta> asac, ScottK wanted me to drop python 2.4 from m-d, i did, no big deal as it was "p | p-2.4". so i need a sponsor now
[00:19] <asac> fta: yes. but i guess its not that urgent. i would like to make it prism capable first
[00:21] <asac> so give me a few days. if i dont make it i will upload it as it is
[00:22] <fta> ok, np
[01:32] <fta> asac, jdstrand: are there security updates for ia32libs packages? i mean, like the recent nss
[01:39] <fta> http://groups.google.com/group/chromium-dev/browse_thread/thread/f322661ea0e1b9c8  native gtk :)
[15:24] <DreadKnight> hello, can't manage to install flash 10 for 64 bit ubuntu
[15:31] <DreadKnight> fta, asac? :P bugabundo form ubuntu-devel told me to ask you guys
[15:31] <DreadKnight> there are some unresolved dependencies...
[15:32] <BUGabundo> asac: when did connman hit the archive? I was under the idea that it was to soon to be usable!
[15:36] <Nafallo> fwiw I installed it just fine last night.
[15:36] <Nafallo> (flashplugin-nonfree, gnash and swfdec that is that is)
[15:37] <Nafallo> s/that\ is//
[15:37] <DreadKnight> Nafallo, how did you proceeded it?
[15:37] <DreadKnight> with*
[15:37] <Nafallo> DreadKnight: doubleclicked on it in synaptic...
[15:37] <Nafallo> and then I clicked "apply"
[15:38] <DreadKnight> 64 bit ubuntu? :P
[15:38]  * BUGabundo nods
[15:38] <BUGabundo> I just use adobe 64 bits!!
[15:39] <DreadKnight> cant install it... depends on nspluginwrapper and ia32-libs that can't be installed
[15:39] <DreadKnight> it seems
[15:40] <DreadKnight> on jaunty
[15:40] <Nafallo> DreadKnight: both those installed fine for me. have you got universe enabled?
[15:40] <Nafallo> and srsly jaunty! stop frying me CPU!
[15:40] <DreadKnight> i got all enabled
[15:41] <DreadKnight> TT_TT
[15:48] <DreadKnight> remove flashplugin-nonfree and nspluginwrapper and ia32-libs... update repository and try installing them again :P
[15:48] <DreadKnight> it doesn't installs. no satisfied dependencies.
[15:50] <fta> http://paste.ubuntu.com/131125/
[15:50] <fta> you need universe and multiverse
[15:51] <DreadKnight> i have everything enabled
[15:51] <DreadKnight> still wonder wtf synaptic didn't find cheese but i could find it in add/remove and prompted me to enable multiverse or something... bug perhaps
[15:52] <fta> try in a shell with sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree and pastebin what you get
[15:53] <DreadKnight> tried already, one sec..
[15:57] <DreadKnight> fta, http://pastebin.com/m3e940faa
[15:57] <DreadKnight> on my current tablet pc it's installing it seems
[15:58] <DreadKnight> maybe i didn't refreshed the repo cache recently.. hmm
[15:59] <DreadKnight> or the romanian server it has delayed getting updated for sure
[15:59] <DreadKnight> same happened with alpha 6 updates
[15:59] <DreadKnight> damn
[16:00] <Nafallo> asac: can I haz a wrapper to not run apt-get update|upgrade|dist-upgrade while on 3G? :-P
[16:02] <fta> DreadKnight, are you using jaunty at all?? please show me "apt-cache madison flashplugin-nonfree nspluginwrapper ia32-libs"
[16:03] <fta> i don't think flash & all changed in weeks
[16:04] <fta> lol
[16:07] <DreadKnight> ofc i am using jaunty
[16:07] <DreadKnight> damn romanian servers lagg stuff it seems
[16:07] <DreadKnight> wasted my day T_T
[16:09] <DreadKnight> worked on my tablet, gonna do it on other laptop as well
[16:35] <DreadKnight> ok, managed to install it.
[16:35] <DreadKnight> byes
[16:35] <DreadKnight> :)
[16:35] <DreadKnight> keep up the good work ^^


[02:50] <bddebian> Heya
[02:50] <Hobbsee> hey bddebian
[02:50] <bddebian> Hi Hobbsee
[02:52] <Jucato> boo
[02:52] <bddebian> aahh
[02:52] <Jucato> hehe :)
[06:58] <nixternal> how many known issues are there with k3b in feisty?
[06:58] <Hobbsee> none?
[07:00] <nixternal> well, there is one now :)
[07:01] <Hobbsee> nixternal: whihc is?
[07:01] <nixternal> not burning...a few different errors
[07:01] <nixternal> trying a reboot..see if that fixes it
[07:02] <nixternal> waiting forever at the splash screen again :(
[07:07] <nixternal> ya, k3b is hosed
[07:07] <nixternal> now it won't recognize my burner
[07:08] <nixternal> maybe it's not k3b, but the stupid -generic kernel that doesn't like my other system
[07:12] <Hobbsee> oh dear
[07:24] <nixternal> how come when i install a new kernel it does't make it into /boot/grub/menu.lst
[07:24] <nixternal> none of the updated kernels are getting added either
[07:25] <Hobbsee> run sudo update-grub
[07:26] <nixternal> ya, did that, but i thought it was automagically created upon kernel upgrades
[08:38] <nixternal> http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/35588182/?&q=kubuntu&qh=boost%3Apopular+age_sigma%3A24h+age_scale%3A5
[08:38] <nixternal> that is the baddest kubuntu wallpaper i ahve seen to date
[08:39] <Hobbsee> nixternal: urgh :P
[08:39] <nixternal> no likey?
[08:40] <fdoving> morning.
[08:40] <nixternal> morning
[08:50] <Hobbsee> hey fdoving
[08:53] <fdoving> hi hobbsee.
[08:55] <fdoving> are there some cd-cover graphics for edgy available?
[09:00] <fdoving> off to work. later.
[09:00] <Hobbsee> bye fdoving
[09:00] <Hobbsee> not sure on the cd-cover graphic
[09:00] <Hobbsee> s
[09:06] <Hobbsee> Riddell: ping?
[09:06] <Hobbsee> argh, only *1* of my addresses have actually moved over it seems
[10:42] <\sh> moins
[11:30] <Hobbsee> yay!
[11:30] <Hobbsee> hrm, so this is where *some* of the people ended up
[11:31] <Hobbsee> we must be split in at least 3 ways
[11:31] <Jucato> hehe
[11:31] <Jucato> hm.. this is taking too long...
[11:31] <Hobbsee> what is?
[11:31] <Jucato> netsplit
[11:32] <Hobbsee> ah yes
[11:32] <Jucato> lol
[11:32] <Jucato> lucky you
[11:32] <mhb> something important going on over there?
[11:34] <Hobbsee> nope
[11:34] <Hobbsee> that seems like very few people
[11:34] <Jucato> they're wondering where the rest of us are? :P
[11:34] <Hobbsee> hehe
[11:34] <Hobbsee> something like that
[11:34] <Hobbsee> that was a *massive* split to my local client
[11:35] <Hobbsee> dropped about 700+ people
[11:35] <Jucato> :O
[11:35] <Jucato> this has been going on since morning... thought they fixed it already?
[11:35] <Hobbsee> after getting it into the repos
[11:36] <Jucato> supertux2?
[11:36] <Jucato> how much better it is than the first one? (just tried supertux1 last night...)
[11:38] <Hobbsee> a lot
[11:38] <Hobbsee> i mean, the levels are more or less the same, but it's a lot better
[11:38] <Hobbsee> and there are lots of secret levels that i've discovered :)
[11:38] <Jucato> heh
[11:38] <Hobbsee> i've not requested a backport to feisty yet, but i'v egot amd64 debs of it, if wanted
[11:38] <Jucato> sounds like you're getting frozen-bubbled over supertux
[11:38] <Hobbsee> hehe :)
[11:38] <Hobbsee> always have liked it
[11:39] <Jucato> btw... can't seem to determine which dependency of frozen bubble is dependent on GNOME...
[11:42] <Hobbsee> look in aptitude
[11:42] <Hobbsee> i think it has similar
[11:43] <Jucato> nada... anyway :)
[11:46] <Jucato> this netsplit is getting ridiculous...
[11:52] <Jucato> :(
[12:01] <Jucato> yay
[12:02] <Hobbsee> nice, we appear to be back!
[12:06] <apokryphos> Hobbsee: so where is Riddell? :O
[12:07] <Hobbsee> apokryphos: dunno.  apparently he's on holidays
[12:07] <Hobbsee> oh, he's back here nwo, it looks like
[12:07] <Hobbsee> is it possible for email to do a netsplit?
[12:07] <apokryphos> Hobbsee: he's always been online I think, must still be away
[12:08] <Hobbsee> yeah
[12:08] <apokryphos> I thought Riddell was a machine
[12:08] <Jucato> :O
[12:36] <pinheiro> im prety sure he is
[02:11] <ruphy> howdy
[02:11] <kwwii_> erm, anyone know the name of the xephyr package?
[02:11] <kwwii_> hehe
[02:11] <kwwii_> hi ruphy
[02:11] <kwwii_> I'll let you ask
[02:11] <ruphy> kwwii_: hey... you asked the question in my behalf! :P
[02:11] <kwwii_> ;-)
[02:11] <ruphy> ok guys, same question as kwii
[02:11] <Jucato> xserver-xephyr
[02:11] <ruphy> *kwwii_
[02:12] <Jucato> !xserver-xephyr
[02:12] <ubotu> xserver-xephyr: Nested X server. In component universe, is optional. Version 1:1.1.1-0ubuntu12 (edgy), package size 1463 kB, installed size 3768 kB
[02:12] <ruphy> thanks a lot Jucato =)
[02:12] <Jucato> :)
[02:18] <Hobbsee> !find xephyr
[02:18] <ubotu> Found: xserver-xephyr
[02:18] <Hobbsee> kwwii_: when you figure out how to use it, do tell
[02:19] <Jucato> Hobbsee: danimo blogged about it a few days back, iirc
[02:19] <Jucato> http://daniel.molkentin.de/blog/index.php?/archives/62-Developing-KDE-4-Inside-a-KDE-3-Session.html
[02:27] <Jucato> Hobbsee: is that what you were looking for?
[02:27] <Hobbsee> Jucato: yeah, thanks
[02:27] <Jucato> np :)
[02:38] <Jucato> good luck :)
[02:39] <ruphy> Hobbsee: Xephyr :1 -screen 800x600 -ac &
[02:39] <ruphy> Hobbsee: then export DISPLAY=:1
[02:40] <ruphy> Hobbsee: and then do whatever ;)
[02:40] <Hobbsee> :)
[02:40] <ruphy> Hobbsee: (I'm using it to test kde4's kwin)
[02:40] <Jucato> oooh transparencies... :)
[02:40] <ruphy> Jucato: naaah... right now just testing the oxygen windeco ;)
[02:41] <Jucato> ah. the fruits of the #kde-artists meeting? :)
[02:41] <ruphy> Jucato: yap! =)
[02:43] <mhb> bug 47252 gets on my nerves
[02:43] <Ubugtu> Malone bug 47252 in firefox "firefox tries to open wrong path to localised home page" [Medium,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/47252
[02:44] <Hobbsee> mhb: fix it?
[02:45] <mhb> Hobbsee: that's what holidays are for! Fixing!
[02:45] <Hobbsee> and the first sigseiv....
[02:45] <apokryphos> ruphy: what stuff are you working on?
[02:46] <ruphy> apokryphos: lots of stuff actually... the thing because I needed xephyr is the oxygen windows decorator
[02:47] <mhb> ruphy: any preview screenshots around?
[02:48] <Jucato> ruphy: is there also an oxygen widget style already?
[02:48] <ruphy> Jucato: not yet.. I'm developing also this
[02:48] <Hobbsee> argh, downloading all my mail will take a while...
[02:48] <mhb> OT: the funniest bug I found in Feisty: http://img246.imageshack.us/img246/5831/blender1nj6.png after wake up
[02:48] <Jucato> good luck! we're all waiting with excitement :)
[02:49] <Hobbsee> haha, nice
[02:49] <ruphy> Jucato: =)
[02:50] <Jucato> whoa! whacked desktop :)
[02:50] <mhb> full transparency without Xgl :o)
[02:50] <Jucato> hehe
[02:51] <apokryphos> that's been available for some time
[02:51] <mhb> ruphy: no screenshots yet?
[02:51] <apokryphos> (i.e. either xorg's aiglx or nvidia drivers, which are its own aiglx in fact)
[02:51] <ruphy> mhb: no.. sorry
[02:51] <apokryphos> mhb: there are some screenshots of kwin_composite with a few basic (affine, I presume) transofmrations by lunak around
[02:52] <apokryphos> mhb: http://www.kdedevelopers.org/blog/280
[02:52] <apokryphos> and of course transparency
[02:52] <Jucato> ruphy's working on the window decoration, right?
[02:53] <mhb> apokryphos: I guess so. But the one I was talking about was a bug in Feisty that makes some apps fully translucent
[02:53] <hunger> Too bad that gl keeps crashing my mashine:-(
[02:54] <ruphy> Jucato: right, but not just that
[02:54] <Jucato> ruphy: :)
[03:31] <danimo> imbrandon: ping?
[03:32] <Jucato> ruphy: is the oxygen windeco available already in svn?
[03:33] <ruphy> Jucato: more or less... :S
[03:33] <Jucato> heh ok :)
[03:33] <ruphy> Jucato: work on it have just begun (3 days)
[03:33] <ruphy> ;)
[03:33] <Jucato> aah.. ok.. I can wait a few more days before building...
[03:33] <ruphy> :P
[03:33] <Jucato> er.. wait... I reformat on January 2... so I'll probably build it after that :P
[03:34] <Stalwart> is it normal that i get 404 from mirrors?
[03:34] <Jucato> us.archive.ubuntu.com?
[03:34] <Stalwart> both lv.archive.ubuntu.com and ftp.latnet.lv
[03:35] <Jucato> oh...
[03:36] <Stalwart> i want nvidia drivers =\
[03:38] <bddebian> Heya
[03:38] <Jucato> boo bddebian
[03:38] <bddebian> Hi Jucato
[04:36] <Stalwart> how often repos are rebuilt?
[05:53] <fdoving> Stalwart: i think ~ every 6 hours or so. atleast that's the recommended mirror-sync interval.
[06:07] <Stalwart> i see major breakage on mirrors =\
[06:07] <Stalwart> can't update
[06:34] <Riddell> hi all
[06:34] <toma> hi all, hi Riddell
[06:34] <Jucato> moin Riddell
[06:35] <Riddell> what did I miss?
[06:35] <fdoving> hi all.
[06:35] <toma> you havent heard it yet?
[06:35] <mhb> hi Riddell
[06:36] <Riddell> toma: surprise me :)
[06:37] <fdoving> mailody now supports identities :)
[06:37] <Riddell> wow!
[06:37] <Riddell> what are they?
[06:38] <fdoving> mail identities, like multiple addresses.
[06:38] <mhb> Riddell: do you have few minutes free tomorrow ? I'd like to get feedback for the Oxygen comparison site.
[06:39] <Riddell> mhb: I should do
[06:39] <Riddell> what's changed?
[06:40] <mhb> Riddell: well I implemented most of the stuff you asked for ... CSV upload/export, description, status
[06:40] <Riddell> sounds good
[06:43] <fdoving> Riddell: do you have like a wiki with todos or something similar? I'll have some free time.. vacation and all.
[06:44] <mhb> Riddell: I'll finetune it today and you can comment on it tomorrow, okay?
[06:44] <Riddell> mhb: sure
[06:45] <Riddell> fdoving: not a current one anyway, revu clearing, bug triage an various programming tasks are all in the running though
[06:45] <Riddell> s/an/and/
[06:47] <toma> what's the package name of the installer on the cd and where do i send a patch to?
[06:47] <mhb> ubiquity?
[06:47] <toma> ah
[07:00] <toma> typos are already gone
[07:11] <Stalwart> Cpu(s):  1.8%us,  0.7%sy,  0.0%ni,  2.0%id,  0.0%wa, 95.5%hi,  0.0%si,  0.0%st
[07:11] <Stalwart> what does hi mean?
[07:16] <Riddell> Stalwart: -> #kubuntu (I've no idea)
[07:16] <Riddell> hi Zerlinna
[07:18] <Zerlinna> hi Riddell :)
[07:21] <fdoving> Stalwart: hardware irq, si is software interrupts.
[07:26] <nixternal> fdoving: he wants to know what "hi" means :)
[07:27] <fdoving> hardware irq
[07:27] <fdoving> .. the time the cpu spends on hardware-irqs.
[07:27] <fdoving> or something like that.
[07:28] <nixternal> hehe, i was poking fun at it hi/hello
[07:30] <jdong> I thought it was the amount of time spend issuing /etc/motd :D
[07:32] <nixternal> speaking of motd..for some reason my custom one got over written with the default on on the server last week
[07:32] <nixternal> i would log in and be, ok, what server am i on
[07:33] <fdoving>  /etc/init.d/bootmisc.sh updates the motd
[07:34] <fdoving>  /etc/motd.tail is what you should change if you want the changes to remain.
[09:38] <mhb> Where should I ask (on IRC) for help with pyqt and pykde?
[09:42] <mhb> (whenever I initialize a KIntSpinBox(), the application crashes after I close it)
[09:49] <ryanakca> mhb: they let you ask in #python
[09:49] <ryanakca> mhb: or at least the let me
[09:49] <mhb> ryanakca: okay
[09:58] <mhb> ryanakca: hmm, seems nobody answered
[09:58] <ryanakca> [15:49]  <hengha> mhb: how to contacnate a : between them ?
[09:59] <mhb> ryanakca: yes :o) but that had nothing to do with my problem
[09:59] <ryanakca> [15:47]  <hengha> how to contacnate strings ? print >>file function1(),function2() ?
[09:59] <ryanakca> ah
[09:59] <ryanakca> hmm...
[09:59] <ryanakca> ask again?
[09:59] <ryanakca> or, mail python-help?
[09:59] <ryanakca> just a sec
[10:00] <ryanakca><EMAIL_ADDRESS>[10:00] <mhb> ryanakca: well I hate to wait for answers :o)
[10:02] <ryanakca> "Should you have a Python question that you can't get an answer for through the usual means, you can send an email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>You email will be sent to a set of volunteers around the world who will do their best to answer you. Be as detailed as possible in your questions, copy and paste your code and the errors you get into the  email (as opposed to often confusing paraphrases), and be patient as you await an answer. You'll
[10:02] <ryanakca> find python-help can be quite a useful resource."
[10:02] <ryanakca> --Learning Python 2e, O'Reilly books
[10:03] <ryanakca> what about comp.lang.python? or the python tutor mailing list... or the main mailing list
[10:03] <ryanakca> of course, you could just try asking in #python again, with a chance of getting an answer :)
[10:03] <mhb> thanks. I'll try to figure it out myself :o)
[10:04] <ryanakca> lol, thought so
[10:04] <ryanakca> mhb: what d'you use as an IDE? kdevelop?
[10:05] <mhb> ryanakca: mc .o)
[10:05] <ryanakca> you can use mc as an editor
[10:05] <ryanakca> ?
[10:05] <ryanakca> mc = midnight commander, right?
[10:05] <mhb> yes
[10:06] <mhb> the editor is called mcedit
[10:06] <mhb> and I'm probably the single developer in the world who uses it .o)
[10:06] <ryanakca> heh
[10:06] <ryanakca> lol
[10:06] <mhb> I use kate sometimes as well
[10:07] <ryanakca> ah
 VIM!!
[10:39] <fdoving> I vim too. :)


[10:10] <clos> the update for libc wich is released for ubuntu 22.04, does that update need a reboot of the server?
[10:11] <clos> nevermind i got already a response on my question
[13:56] <gimzmoe> I'm running a bunch of ubunutu servers as a diskless PXE cluster, however to update the vmlinuz and initrd image I have to link to one compiled for nfs boot, which is created with 600 permsions, to PXE I need a+r, I can do that manually, but I was curious how to get the new images to create with that default
[13:57] <Windy> I am setting up an intel NIC with the ixgbe module.  It works if I 'rmmod ixgbe' and 'modprobe ixgbe', but it doesn't work after a reboot.  I added 'ixgbe' in /etc/modules, and it shows up in 'lsmod' after a reboot, but the interfaces don't show up until i manually rmmod and modprobe.  any ideas?
[14:44] <Windy> oh nvm.  I had a typo in my grub config for unsupported SFP :-S  i also had a config file for the module which enabled it, so that's why it worked when manually doing modprobe
[14:47] <Windy> at least I hope that's all it was.  still testing.
[14:49] <Windy> yep that was it.  sheesh
[18:46] <p3lim> is it possible to tell autoinstall to wait before rebooting?
[19:23] <dbungert> p3lim: no official means, but commands run in late-commands are blocking.  I add a "while [ ! -f /run/finish ] ; do sleep 1 ; done" to late commands sometimes.
[19:23] <p3lim> cheers, I'll do the same
[19:24] <dbungert> at that point the install is all but done - but /target is still mounted, so you can inspect the results
[19:25] <p3lim> yeah that's my purpose too, just want to delay the finalizer so I can manually test out stuff that will eventually go into late-commands
[19:25] <dbungert> nice.  Yes, the above should work well for that.
[19:36] <p3lim> also wondering if there is a step between storage and whatever comes after it where I can run commands
[19:37] <p3lim> my problem is that curtin doesn't support creating btrfs subvolumes
[19:37] <p3lim> nor does it seem to be any development on that matter: https://bugs.launchpad.net/subiquity/+bug/1881932
[19:37] -ubottu:#ubuntu-server- Launchpad bug 1881932 in subiquity "subiquity isn't able to create btrfs subvolumes during installation" [Undecided, Triaged]
[19:37] <p3lim> it's been open for over 3 years now
[19:39] <dbungert> no, no specific commands point after storage.  I understand that this bug has been open for some time but the demands of the installer are very high, and it hasn't made it to the top of the pile.
[19:41] <p3lim> kinda forces me to pick a different distro if there's no way around it
[20:54] <samy1028b> Hey all, I'm having an interesting problem.  Ubuntu 20.04 FIPS on Azure.  Started seeing extreme slowdown in our web UI recently.  Load/CPU/RAM is all low, plenty of free HDD.  Rebooted the VM and it's still slow.  Took 10 minutes to boot due to "creating volatile files and directories" but then it spins up just fine.  I'm running top and atop, and tailing logs files, but I'm not seeing anything right off.  MySQL doesn't
[20:54] <samy1028b> show any runaway processes.  Any thoughts on what else to check for performance?
[20:59] <BarnabasDK> I would check I/O on network and disk
[21:06] <samy1028b> ok, I'll look further.
[21:26] <JanC> maybe creating a command point after storage would be easier than adding fully tested btrfs support, but allow people to roll their own (case-specific) solution?


[13:04] <mgariepy> morning everyone
[22:41]  * highvoltage catches up with the ubuntu-devel list for the first time this week