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@EricV
EricV
opened on Apr 13, 2015

The tricks doen for 232.6 -> 3.0 have to be redone for 3.19.3 -> 4.0.0

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  1. EricV
    changed the title [-]Does not work with 4.0 kernel seroe (upgrading from 3.19.3 fails)[/-] [+]Does not work with 4.0 kernel serie (upgrading from 3.19.3 fails)[/+] on Apr 13, 2015

  2. higuita commented on Apr 16, 2015

    @higuita
    higuita
    on Apr 16, 2015

    i'm trying to patch this and is almost working, and until the end of the week i i will probably have this finish. the main problem is the lack of 4.0 directory, we only have 4.x, that breaks the script in several places.

  3. higuita commented on Apr 19, 2015

    @higuita
    higuita
    on Apr 19, 2015

    pull request created:
    #8

    If you want to use it now, grab my changed version here:
    https://github.com/higuita/ketchup/blob/experimental/ketchup

  4. EricV commented on Apr 20, 2015

    @EricV
    EricV
    on Apr 20, 2015
    Author

    On 20/04/2015 01:47, higuita wrote:

    pull request created:
    #8 #8

    If you want to use it now, grab my changed version here:
    https://github.com/higuita/ketchup/blob/experimental/ketchup

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    #7 (comment).

    Thanks. I tried but it was not successful

    /tmp/ketchup -a /usr/src -G 4.0.0
    ketchup: Cannot find patch for 4.0.0
    valette@pink-floyd2:/usr/src/linux$ /tmp/ketchup -a /usr/src -G 4.0
    3.18.11 -> 4.0
    Downloading patch-3.18.11.xz
    /home/valette/.ketchup/patch-3.18.11.xz.partial: Aucun fichier ou
    dossier de ce type
    Downloading patch-3.18.11.bz2
    /home/valette/.ketchup/patch-3.18.11.bz2.partial: Aucun fichier ou
    dossier de ce type
    Downloading patch-3.18.11
    /home/valette/.ketchup/patch-3.18.11.partial: Aucun fichier ou dossier
    de ce type
    Downloading patch-3.18.11.gz
    /home/valette/.ketchup/patch-3.18.11.gz.partial: Aucun fichier ou
    dossier de ce type
    Downloading patch-3.18.11.xz
    /home/valette/.ketchup/patch-3.18.11.xz.partial: Aucun fichier ou
    dossier de ce type
    Downloading patch-3.18.11.bz2
    /home/valette/.ketchup/patch-3.18.11.bz2.partial: Aucun fichier ou
    dossier de ce type
    Downloading patch-3.18.11
    /home/valette/.ketchup/patch-3.18.11.partial: Aucun fichier ou dossier
    de ce type
    Downloading patch-3.18.11.gz
    /home/valette/.ketchup/patch-3.18.11.gz.partial: Aucun fichier ou
    dossier de ce type
    ketchup: patch download failed

  5. higuita commented on Apr 20, 2015

    @higuita
    higuita
    on Apr 20, 2015

    For the 4.0.0, that version doesn't really exists, the ftp don't have it, just 4.0. I usually use "ketchup linux" to get the latest version by the way.

    For the other error, well, i just tested upgrade from several 3.9.x kernels to 4.0, but there is a bug in the upgrade from 3.18 or below to 4.0 :)
    i'm going to check it and update the patch

  6. higuita commented on Apr 21, 2015

    @higuita
    higuita
    on Apr 21, 2015

    new pull request (#9)
    The problem was parts of the code still tried to work with bz2 files... but kernel.org stop using that format and converted all to .xz. Should work fine now :)

    You can grab a copy of my file from the url above

  7. EricV commented on Apr 21, 2015

    @EricV
    EricV
    on Apr 21, 2015
    Author

    On 21/04/2015 02:29, higuita wrote:

    new pull request (#9 #9)
    The problem was parts of the code still tried to work with bz2 files...
    but kernel.org stop using that format and converted all to .xz. Should
    work fine now :)

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    #7 (comment).

    This is still not working:

    /tmp/ketchup -a /usr/src -G 4.0
    3.18.11 -> 4.0
    Downloading patch-3.18.11.xz
    /home/valette/.ketchup/patch-3.18.11.xz.partial: Aucun fichier ou
    dossier de ce type
    Downloading patch-3.18.11.bz2
    /home/valette/.ketchup/patch-3.18.11.bz2.partial: Aucun fichier ou
    dossier de ce type
    Downloading patch-3.18.11
    /home/valette/.ketchup/patch-3.18.11.partial: Aucun fichier ou dossier
    de ce type
    Downloading patch-3.18.11.gz
    /home/valette/.ketchup/patch-3.18.11.gz.partial: Aucun fichier ou
    dossier de ce type
    Downloading patch-3.18.11.xz
    /home/valette/.ketchup/patch-3.18.11.xz.partial: Aucun fichier ou
    dossier de ce type
    Downloading patch-3.18.11.bz2
    /home/valette/.ketchup/patch-3.18.11.bz2.partial: Aucun fichier ou
    dossier de ce type
    Downloading patch-3.18.11
    /home/valette/.ketchup/patch-3.18.11.partial: Aucun fichier ou dossier
    de ce type
    Downloading patch-3.18.11.gz
    /home/valette/.ketchup/patch-3.18.11.gz.partial: Aucun fichier ou
    dossier de ce type
    ketchup: patch download failed
    valette@pink-floyd2:/usr/src/linux-3.15.2$ ls /usr/src/

  8. higuita commented on Apr 21, 2015

    @higuita
    higuita
    on Apr 21, 2015

    Are you sure you are using my version? The experimental one? here is my output using my version:

    # /home/higuita/build/github/ketchup-exp/ketchup -a /usr/src/00/ -G 4.0 
3.18.11 -> 4.0
Applying patch-3.18.11.xz -R
Applying patch-3.19.xz
Applying patch-4.0.xz

    try to cleanup your /usr/src and /home/valette/.ketchup/
    I know there is a bug somewhere in the -a option, as it is ignored most of the time... but again with or without that option it works for me. Try to remove the -a option...

    I can also work with or without the -G option and also have cleanup my $HOME/.ketchup
    So if the cleanup didn't work nor the -a option, i'm out of ideas why is failing to you ...maybe something in your your distro or locale?

  9. EricV commented on Apr 22, 2015

    @EricV
    EricV
    on Apr 22, 2015
    Author

    On 21/04/2015 23:54, higuita wrote:

    Are you sure you are using my version? The experimental one? here is my
    output using my version:

    /home/higuita/build/github/ketchup-exp/ketchup -a /usr/src/00/ -G 4.0

    3.18.11 -> 4.0
    Applying patch-3.18.11.xz -R
    Applying patch-3.19.xz
    Applying patch-4.0.xz

    try to cleanup your /usr/src and /home/valette/.ketchup/

    I have no .ketchup as a starting point

    I know there is a bug somewhere in the -a option, as it is ignored most
    of the time... but again with or without that option it works for me.
    Try to remove the -a option...

    I need that option or need to change multiple scripts

    p didn't work nor the -a option, i'm out of ideas why is

    failing to you ...maybe something in your your distro or locale?

    The debian ketchup version which is derived from psomas used tow ork up
    until now...

    --eric

  10. higuita commented on Apr 22, 2015

    @higuita
    higuita
    on Apr 22, 2015

    try to cleanup your /usr/src and /home/valette/.ketchup/
    I have no .ketchup as a starting point

    Then this is your problem... do a mkdir /home/valette/.ketchup/ and try again.

    As the -a option is buggy, is doing the check in the correct folder, but then tries to download using the wrong one. Manually creating the folder should fix the problem.

    I will also try to test on my debian box to see if there is any problem with the debian python version

  11. EricV commented on Apr 23, 2015

    @EricV
    EricV
    on Apr 23, 2015
    Author

    On 22/04/2015 23:26, higuita wrote:

     > try to cleanup your /usr/src and /home/valette/.ketchup/
I have no .ketchup as a starting point

    Then this is your problem... do a |mkdir /home/valette/.ketchup/| and
    try again.

    What is supposed to be there and if there is something needed why is it
    not created dynamically?

    As the -a option is buggy, is doing the check in the correct folder, but
    then tries to download using the wrong one. Manually creating the folder
    should fix the problem.

    In the debian version, it does it right. And I do not want download to
    go in .ketchup directory but in /usr/src as per the -a option.

    I will also try to test on my debian box to see if there is any problem
    with the debian python version

    Please do. There is a working ketchup packages (testing/unstable).

    --eric

  12. higuita commented on Apr 29, 2015

    @higuita
    higuita
    on Apr 29, 2015

    Try to do a mkdir /home/valette/.ketchup/ and try again, see if this makes any difference

  13. EricV commented on Apr 30, 2015

    @EricV
    EricV
    on Apr 30, 2015
    Author

    On 04/30/2015 01:05 AM, higuita wrote:

    Try to do a |mkdir /home/valette/.ketchup/| and try again, see if this
    makes any difference

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    #7 (comment).

    trying 4.0 -> 4.0.1 witha ~/.ketchup directory

    /tmp/ketchup -a /usr/src -G 4.0.1
    Traceback (most recent call last):
    File "/tmp/ketchup", line 1058, in
    process_args(args)
    File "/tmp/ketchup", line 1038, in process_args
    for v in version_urls(find_ver(args[0])):
    File "/tmp/ketchup", line 486, in version_urls
    'base': base(ver),
    File "/tmp/ketchup", line 225, in base
    v = revbase(ver)
    File "/tmp/ketchup", line 219, in revbase
    if t1 != 1.6 and r == last_minor(t1):
    File "/tmp/ketchup", line 421, in last_minor
    p = map(int, find_www(url, ".*linux-%s.(\d+).tar.(bz2|xz|gz)" %
    t, 1))
    File "/tmp/ketchup", line 380, in find_www
    for l in urllib.urlopen(url).readlines():
    File "/usr/lib/python2.7/urllib.py", line 87, in urlopen
    return opener.open(url)
    File "/usr/lib/python2.7/urllib.py", line 213, in open
    return getattr(self, name)(url)
    File "/usr/lib/python2.7/urllib.py", line 350, in open_http
    h.endheaders(data)
    File "/usr/lib/python2.7/httplib.py", line 1049, in endheaders
    self._send_output(message_body)
    File "/usr/lib/python2.7/httplib.py", line 893, in _send_output
    self.send(msg)
    File "/usr/lib/python2.7/httplib.py", line 855, in send
    self.connect()
    File "/usr/lib/python2.7/httplib.py", line 832, in connect
    self.timeout, self.source_address)
    File "/usr/lib/python2.7/socket.py", line 575, in create_connection
    raise err
    IOError: [Errno socket error] [Errno 97] Address family not supported by
    protocol

  14. higuita commented on Jun 23, 2015

    @higuita
    higuita
    on Jun 23, 2015

    IOError: [Errno socket error] [Errno 97] Address family not supported by
    protocol

    This error is because you have ipv6 and your python install is having problems with it.
    you can try to temporarily disable it and see if it works

    http://askubuntu.com/questions/440649/how-to-disable-ipv6-in-ubuntu-14-04

  15. EricV commented on Jun 23, 2015

    @EricV
    EricV
    on Jun 23, 2015
    Author

    On 06/23/2015 02:31 AM, higuita wrote:

    IOError: [Errno socket error] [Errno 97] Address family not supported by
protocol

    This error is because you have ipv6 and your python install is having
    problems with it.

    No I do not have IPV6. ANd it is beacuse of that that I have the error.

    NB: finally the last version of your scripts works. It is just much
    slower than original.

    -- eric

  16. fgosew commented on Jun 30, 2015

    @fgosew
    fgosew
    on Jun 30, 2015

    I took the liberty to update the Debian version of this project and updated it to 4.x support. I didn't fork this projects current head because of the substantial differences between this one and Debians version (cloned somewhere in 2011). It does work, but I didn't test all possible settings. Well it's more or less a minor change of the Debian sources, just the copy and paste addition of version 3 to version 4 support with one additional variable, so why shouldn't it? ;)

    https://github.com/fgosew/ketchup

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