Hi, The weekly summary from the mobile team meeting is now available. It can be viewed online at the following link and is reproduced below.
http://wiki.ubuntu.com/MobileTeam/Meeting/2010/20100420 == Action Items from April 13th, 2010 == * dyfet to check update-manager sanity checks for ARM upgrades. * Carried Over. * GrueMaster to send a list of bugs that need attention to asac. * Carried Over. * JamieBennett to add StartupNofify support to webservice-office-zoho. * Done and uploaded. In the images now. * asac to work with roc on the firefox scrollbar issue. * Fix found, needs uploading. * NCommander to investigate gphoto FTBFS. * NCommander to produce fix. * asac to discuss the buildd situation with lamont. * Discussed, more buildd's now available. = Meeting Outcome = == Action Items == * dyfet to check update-manager sanity checks for ARM upgrades. * GrueMaster to determine what bugs that are good candidates to be fixed for lucid release * These are the most visible bugs on the live image currently * bug 561874 NULL Reference exception in F-Spot * bug 559065 ifconfig eth0 down will cause system hang after fec.c driver update * bug 558651 gvfs-afc-volume-monitor tries to launch two simultanious events when usb drive inserted * bug 558648 Netbook-launcher-efl occasionally displays cryptic error messages * bug 528887 maximus does not give default focus to newly started apps in combination with efl launcher * bug 539027 end_request: I/O error rebooting at end of install Lucid * bug 509006 [dove] hibernation failed to resume * NCommander, GrueMaster, plars, ogra to test firefox on new images * NCommander to give debdiff to {ogra|asac} for fixing libgphoto FTBFS * NCommander to work with plars, GrueMaster and ericm on dove suspend/resume * asac/ogra to fix -omap driver to check for /dev/fb0 too if /dev/fb isnt avail * persia and NCommander to remove evolution from ubuntu-netbook images * asac and JamieBennett to take email client category discussion offline and report back == Minutes == * GrueMaster indicated that there were 121 outstanding bugs for ARMEL. He committed to producing a prioritized list of bugs so the team can concentrate on the most important ones. * The problem with scroll bars in firefox seems to be tool chain releated. asac reported that he had built firefox with -02 and saw the problem go away. This fix needs uploading but will first be tried out in asac's ppa. Several of the team announced that there were willing to test the fix on the various ARMEL images that are produced. * Talk moved onto the gphoto FTBFS. Initial thoughts were that it was hardware related with the buildd's in the data center causing problems. After some discussion ogra suggested that it was a packaging problem and that arch all was used to build the -doc package which caused issues on ARMEL. NCommander committed to producing a .debdiff to fix it. * asac was pleased to announce that the team now have 9 buildd's back in the data center. For a long time, actual good, physical hardware has been a bottleneck for the team but with the recent changes, the build queue is now empty. * The state of work items was next on the agenda. Although the team doesn't have many left, most items now outstanding are to be POSTPONED or re targeted for next cycle. * cooloney gave a status update on the iMX51 kernel. The regulator issue (bug LP:446140) was fixed in the latest kernel and GrueMaster was asked to test it. * The subject changed to the Marvell Dove kernel and the long running problem with suspend/resume returned. Although Marvell had reported that the issue was now fixed, the team were still seeing issues. Investigations continue. * plars reported that the TI server image was in good shape but the netbook image failed to install at the FlashKernel stage. ogra mentioned that he had produced a solution and that it should be available in the next image. * Continuing with the TI image, plars reported that xserver-xorg-video-*omap* didn't work. Again ogra was quick to offer a fix. Talk bounced around on the problem and asac and ogra committed to producing a proper fix. * JamieBennett voiced concern that Evolution was still in the images. persia offered to investigate. * The classification of the Evolution Email Client replacement, desktop-webmail, was briefly discussed. Being a replacement, JamieBennett thought that it should go in the same, familiar place, as Evolution was, in the Office menu. But, as it is a web based service, it could just as well be put under the Internet menu. asac and JamieBennett decided to talk about it offline. plars mentioned that it should go in favorites too which seems like a good idea. * Finally, the broken clock problem in util-linux (bug LP:563618) was discussed and persia committed to investigate. Regards, Jamie. -- Ubuntu Mobile Developer -- Ubuntu-mobile mailing list [email protected] Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-mobile
