New kernel 3.7.0-0 just rolled up in updates if anybody is interested.
Regards..
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New kernel 3.7.0-0 just rolled up in updates if anybody is interested.
Regards..
ventrical said: New kernel 3.7.0-0 just rolled up in updates if anybody is interested.
Regards..
We are on the way then. We'll end up here. http://www.iloveubuntu.net/ubuntu-1304-feature-38-linux-kernel
3.8 is going to be critical.
Baked in support of the power-switching half of Nouveau Optimus.
Nice!
I totally borked my 13.04 desktops (linux 3.6.6 & 3.7-rc4 -- Unity & GS), this morning, by installing "caffeine-indicator" in Raring. I even killed LightDM. LoL! :D
Thank heavens for "ppa-purge"!
I'll see if I can break it again with 3.7.0-0... ;)
EDIT
Works on my LegacyStein machine.
vindsl@Zuul:~$ uname -sr
Linux 3.7.0-0-generic
Er... we're not supposed to be using 'raring-proposed' or are we?!?!?
That's progress.
I'm probably going to sticks with 12.10+PPAs until the first major breakage passes. Gonna be a bit more conservative this cycle.
I have a separate /home, but these breakages tend to hit at the worst possible times.
Starks said: I'm probably going to sticks with 12.10+PPAs until the first major breakage passes. Gonna be a bit more conservative this cycle.
I have a separate /home, but these breakages tend to hit at the worst possible times.
Haven't seen much with the installs vs. the apt-source raring change. I do run 2 partitions and alternate updates/installs since things do break.
So far, apt-cache search linux-image hasn't turned up anything past 3.5.0-17 here in the States. Patience, Hortense.
Thanks Philinux. That link is about bang-on (current) where we are at right now. I noted that Leanna expresses much appreciation for our (community) crack testing. Nice to hear. :)
jerrylamos said: Haven't seen much with the installs vs. the apt-source raring change. I do run 2 partitions and alternate updates/installs since things do break.
So far, apt-cache search linux-image hasn't turned up anything past 3.5.0-17 here in the States. Patience, Hortense.
I'm just north of you ... using the Main Server .repos /proposed/Canonical partners/ enabled.
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/3.7.0-0.5/+build/3967735 https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/3.7.0-0.5/+build/3967730
Don't forget extras and i386 headers -all.
VinDSL said: Nice!
I totally borked my 13.04 desktops (linux 3.6.6 & 3.7-rc4 -- Unity & GS), this morning, by installing "caffeine-indicator" in Raring. I even killed LightDM. LoL! :D
Thank heavens for "ppa-purge"!
I'll see if I can break it again with 3.7.0-0... ;)
EDIT
Works on my LegacyStein machine.
vindsl@Zuul:~$ uname -sr
Linux 3.7.0-0-generic
I am using proposed on all my raring installs. Then I have some installs on an HP and others where I am just using /proposed/ only , unchecking all Quantal security updates - just to see what happens. So far .. so good. No smoke yet ... lol :)
VinDSL said: Nice!
I totally borked my 13.04 desktops (linux 3.6.6 & 3.7-rc4 -- Unity & GS), this morning, by installing "caffeine-indicator" in Raring. I even killed LightDM. LoL! :D
Thank heavens for "ppa-purge"!
I'll see if I can break it again with 3.7.0-0... ;)
EDIT
Works on my LegacyStein machine.
vindsl@Zuul:~$ uname -sr
Linux 3.7.0-0-generic
@vinDSL,
Did you get caffeine-indicator from the noobslab ppa?
I want to try it on a new install.
Thanks in advance :)
ventrical said: @vinDSL,
Did you get caffeine-indicator from the noobslab ppa?
I want to try it on a new install.
Thanks in advance :) Yes, from the noobslab PPA, and it blew up my Raring install(s).
To be fair, it was made for Quantal -- didn't have anything available for Raring.
sudo ppa-purge ppa:noobslab/indicators
...took care of it, if you feel like rolling the dice. ;)
Ahh .. thanks a million again. Yep .. I am going to try it. I tired these (below) but I got a 'failed to fetch' error.
W: Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/caffeine-developers/ppa/ubuntu/dists/raring/main/source/Sources 404 Not Found
W: Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/caffeine-developers/ppa/ubuntu/dists/raring/main/binary-i386/Packages 404 Not Found
W: Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/diesch/testing/ubuntu/dists/raring/main/source/Sources 404 Not Found
W: Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/diesch/testing/ubuntu/dists/raring/main/binary-i386/Packages 404 Not Found
W: Failed to fetch http://extras.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/raring/main/source/Sources 404 Not Found
W: Failed to fetch http://extras.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/raring/main/binary-i386/Packages 404 Not Found
VinDSL said: Yes, from the noobslab PPA, and it blew up my Raring install(s).
To be fair, it was made for Quantal -- didn't have anything available for Raring.
sudo ppa-purge ppa:noobslab/indicators
ventrical@ventrical-P4M266A-8237:~$ sudo ppa-purge ppa:jconti/recent-notifications sudo: ppa-purge: command not found ventrical@ventrical-P4M266A-8237:~$
?
Ok.. I had to download ppa-purge lol
gessh..
Heh! Isn't hacking fun?!?!? :D
It's a riot ! lol I just watched a video where it was said we will be getting some dog biscuits (dog fooding) to chew on soon :) hahahehaehaehhaha !
EDIT:
Gee .. I got to curb my enthusiasm :)
Running the kernel on Quantal.
Feels good, man.
I got xwayland to work with it, 3.5.0-18 would not.
ventrical said: I am using proposed on all my raring installs.
Hrm...
I've always run -proposed repos, in the past, but...
There are a lot of packages being held-back in 'raring-proposed' right now -- enough that I don't feel comfortable doing a partial upgrade.
I'll be patient for a day, or so, but I'm thinking about disabling 'raring-proposed', especially if a lot of packages are gonna be put on hold...
I installed 3.7 in my Precise-Nadia Mint 14 installation. It works very well. No crashes. All apps work.
You can read about what I did here;
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=12351534#post12351534
Good day!:)
I'm gonna dump 3.7.0-0 and go back to 3.7-rc5.
I compared it to the ProcVersionSignature.
vindsl@Zuul:~$ uname -sr && cat /proc/version_signature
Linux 3.7.0-0-generic
Ubuntu 3.7.0-0.5-generic **[COLOR="Red"]3.7.0-rc4[/COLOR]**
Seems like a step backwards...
VinDSL said: I'm gonna dump 3.7.0-0 and go back to 3.7-rc5.
I compared it to the ProcVersionSignature.
vindsl@Zuul:~$ uname -sr && cat /proc/version_signature
Linux 3.7.0-0-generic
Ubuntu 3.7.0-0.5-generic **[COLOR=Red]3.7.0-rc4[/COLOR]**
On a new install I did yesterday on one of my regular machines the 3.7.0-0 kernel appears to be acting benign in a sense that Unity 3D does not have the snappiness that some of the Quantal alphas had. There also seems to be a slowdown between disk-data transfer times - it just may be the old Maxtor I am using but it worked just fine before. I'll try an EIDE.
Raring-Proposed: W: GPG error: http://archive.ubuntu.com raring-proposed Release: The following signatures were invalid: BADSIG 40976EAF437D05B5 Ubuntu Archive Automatic Signing Key <ftpmaster@ubuntu.com>
It seems that there is problem on the source, I've tried all methods here I know of...
Due to over-beating of 1+ year old install (all time testing, more than 20 WM installed, Mate was the last straw that it struggled with for a week...) I reinstalled...
zika said: Raring-Proposed:
W: GPG error: http://archive.ubuntu.com raring-proposed Release: The following signatures were invalid: BADSIG 40976EAF437D05B5 Ubuntu Archive Automatic Signing Key <ftpmaster@ubuntu.com>
It seems that there is problem on the source, I've tried all methods here I know of...
seems devs have found the solution to set "proposed" off :P
dino99 said: seems devs have found the solution to set "proposed" off :P
No, it is not off, it works, just unauthenticated... I've just installed 3.7 again... ;)
zika said: No, it is not off, it works, just unauthenticated... I've just installed 3.7 again... ;)
It is working well here zika. Also the daily USB install is actually installable to hdd. Does not come with 3.7.0-0, just 3.5.x-x. I'm using MAIN server and/or Canada.
I got the unauthenticated error a while back but it appeared to heal itself.
VinDSL said: Hrm...
I've always run -proposed repos, in the past, but...
There are a lot of packages being held-back in 'raring-proposed' right now -- enough that I don't feel comfortable doing a partial upgrade.
I'll be patient for a day, or so, but I'm thinking about disabling 'raring-proposed', especially if a lot of packages are gonna be put on hold...
Just updated again .. nothing held back from /proposed/.
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I don“t have any chance to start the machine 3.7 kernel, system freezes immediately. 3.5 kernel works without problems.
ventrical said: Just updated again .. nothing held back from /proposed/.[...]
Yes, all is good now.
-proposed lives to fight another day... but, I'm keeping an eye on him. ;)
VinDSL said: Yes, all is good now.
-proposed lives to fight another day... but, I'm keeping an eye on him. ;)
I hear ya .. like nvidia-current or xorg-server or unity-surprise-libgotcha1.0 hehe :)
update, dist-upgrade this morning and 3.7 is included for the first time. I'll check to see if it boots and is still a Firefox memory hog on my pc's as reported in this forum.
Just rebooted: % memory Firefox 3.7.0.0 about 12%.
% memory Firefox 3.5.7.0-17 24%.
BTW, 1 GB netbook, 1.6 gHz 32 bit dual processors.
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It is nice to see that lowlatency came along...