libera/#devuan/ Wednesday, 2024-02-14

Nematocystapt upgrade failed to build dkms module going from 6.1.0-17-amd64 to 6.1.0-18-amd64.  using daedalus04:18
NematocystERROR: modpost: GPL-incompatible module nvidia.ko uses GPL-only symbol '__rcu_read_lock'04:18
gnarfaceNematocyst: yep. it's pretty clear that's a gratuitous case of "ha-ha we broke it on purpose what are you going to do, buy someone else's hardware?"04:25
gnarfacei recommend just keeping the -17 kernel for now unless you need that samba fix04:26
gnarfacethere's a bug report up on debian's tracker about it but there's nothing that can be done until nvidia fixes it04:26
gnarface(and this seems like the type of thing that is only broke to prove a point)04:27
Nematocysthow to make sure I can boot tomorrow?  just select the .17 kernel?  or should I attempt to remove .18?04:27
gnarfaceeither would work, but you might as well remove -18 because they'll iterate the number again when they fix it04:28
Nematocystgnarface, ok, thx.  fun stuff.04:28
gnarfaceno problem. FYI, AMD doesn't do this shit.04:29
gnarfacei know that doesn't help right now, but you know... keep it in mind for the future. :)04:29
Nematocystwell, i do have another box with an ryzen APU04:30
gnarfaceNematocyst: oh. to be clear, reboot to -17 first before you remove -1804:31
Nematocystthx.  that's what i'm running.  saw the error on apt upgrade, and was pretty sure it would bork things.  haven't attempted to reboot yet.04:31
gnarfaceyou might have to manually re-trigger the dkms build too, not sure about that ("dkpg-reconfigure nvidia-dkms" or "dkms autoupdate" or something like that)04:32
gnarfaceoh, ok. you're probably fine then04:32
gnarfacethe -18 kernel will still boot after this error but the GUI doesn't start right04:33
gnarfacebut you could theoretically ssh in to fix it if you had to04:33
ted-iousIs devuan going to get an update to the live or installer iso's to match bookworm 12.5?05:17
gnarfacefsmithred_: ted-ious has been asking about updated live isos05:28
ted-iousI'm guessing it's complicated enough that users shouldn't try to do it themselves.05:30
ted-iousBut if I could just run a script every month and it built me a new one I would be happy to dedicate a vm for that.05:31
gnarfaceted-ious: uh, i don't actually know for sure that's the case. i think they build them with this, take a look: https://git.devuan.org/devuan-sdk/live-sdk.git05:32
gnarfacethere's also refracta tools, which are in the repo and you can use them to do something very similar05:32
gnarface(check out refractasnapshot and see if that does what you want)05:33
ted-iousgnarface: Thanks!05:41
ted-iousI'm getting the sdk repo while I learn about refracta tools.05:41
DelTomixted-ious: for the installer-iso there is an update coming soon08:32
ted-iousDelTomix: Thanks for the update.08:49
DelTomixyvw :)08:57
fsmithred_ted-ious, are you still here and awake?12:41
fsmithred_The official devuan-live isos are made with live-sdk, but I think it's easier to use refractasnapshot.12:41
fsmithred_Install the existing live into a virtual machine, update the virtual machine and configure it the way you want, then run refractasnapshot.12:42
fsmithred_If you have any questions about it, ping me here, and I'll eventually answer.12:42
ted-iousOk thanks!12:53
u-amarsh04Love the text about package init-system-helpers "Maintainers of other init systems are welcome to include their helpers in this package, provided it doesn't try to take over the world".13:29
u-amarsh04and then in a reference to exploring new worlds, Packages which depend on init-system-helpers (1701)13:30
cousin_luigiAsking out of desperation: anyone knowledgeable with siproxd or at least the SIP protocol?14:45
gryllii get 'Temporary failure resolving 'deb.devuan.org' when doing apt update, other websites and domains work ok; https://dpaste.com/HUZ793AUQ ; /etc/resolv.conf says 'nameserver 192.168.0.1'; I don't know whether it worked before, it is fresh install, just a few days old18:58
DPAgrylli: "Connection to 192.168.0.1#53(192.168.0.1) ... failed" means your DNS server gave up and didn't accept a connection. If that's a router or something like that, maybe try restarting it.19:12
grylliDPA: thanks, i've put 8.8.8.8 as nameserver for now, i will reboot router later and let you know19:14
grylliinteresting how it resolves e.g. web.libera.chat but it is just that one domain name that it doesn't19:14
_ds_I note that it's returned 21 IPv4 addressed but didn't return any IPv6 addresses. Possibly the resolver fell over at that point?19:15
DPAThat domain also has a ton of A records, maybe it just can't handle that many.19:15
_ds_(Testing here, I see 21 IPv4 and 17 IPv6.)19:16
_ds_grylli, does “host -t AAAA deb.devuan.org” work?19:19
grylli;; Connection to 192.168.0.1#53(192.168.0.1) for deb.devuan.org failed: connection refused. deb.devuan.org is an alias for deb.rr.devuan.org. deb.rr.devuan.org has IPv6 address 2a02:2a38:1:400:2a42:2a42:2a42:2a42 [... a few more lines with other ipv6]19:20
grylliit works now that i have 8.8.8.8 added19:20
_ds_grylli, I'm thinking that DPA's right and that you should report the problem in the appropriate place for that router.19:32
grylliit is my router, i'll investigate19:34
gryllithank you!19:35
dynastarI'm running daedalus and currently have kernel 6.1.0-15. When I'm trying to run an apt update, apt starts building modules for 6.1.0-18. I seem to be having difficulty when trying to build the nvidia kernel module. /var/lib/dkms/nvidia-current/525.147.05/build/make.log has practically no information on what's going on.19:44
dynastarIs there something common that might be causing nvidia module build issues?19:45
gnarfacedynastar: yea, it's a known bug and i can't imagine they did it on accident. there's a bug report on debian's bug tracker about it, last i checked the only solution is to just install 6.1.0-17 instead19:49
dynastargnarface, thanks. I guess I'll wait on updating the unit for a bit.19:54
CEP-stafegnarface, Hello, did you read that I put in a message that I was able to solve the sound, in the lapton20:14
gnarfaceCEP-stafe: i must have missed it, what was the trick?20:16
gnarfaceCEP-stafe: how long ago wast his, i'm not sure i remember the incident at all actually20:17
gnarface?20:17
CEP-stafegnarface, I solved it by modifying or creating the file '/home/user/.xsessionrc'. running the services for pipewire, but adding delay time...20:31
CEP-stafein lapton asus 555x20:32
onefangJust woke up.  According to my emails, there did indeed appear to be some sort of glitch with the deb.devuan.org DNS resolving twice while I slept, and at around the time grylli mentioned it.21:05
onefangI wrote apt-panopticon to test the package mirrors, it sends me emails if there's problems.21:06
onefangSeems good now though.21:06
gnarfaceCEP-stafe: ah, yes i think i do remember seeing you mention that now. glad you got it working. any idea why it needs the delay? a driver problem or a pulseaudio problem?21:09
CEP-stafegnarface, I think it was from pipewire with the driver, although the audio icon appeared in the system tray, when clicked, it appeared empty21:16
onefanggnarface: You help so many people here, it's no surprise you might forget one or two.  Thanks for your help.21:21
CEP-stafeI have no drama with the sources.list links, but I had to uninstall discover, since nothing appeared, now I'm going to reinstall it from scratch/ It appeared as disconnected from the network, but only in discover21:23
CEP-stafeonefang, Sure, apart from this, this happened in December of the 23rd.21:25
CEP-stafeMaybe you remember, something else, if I tell you that I am Argentine and I use Google translation21:26
CEP-stafei am , cep and cerapio21:27

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