On Tue, 2017-11-28 at 02:36 +, Jeff Lane wrote:
> There IS a hardware database Canonical maintains, and it has been
> linked several times in the bug comments. That database is found at:
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> https://certification.ubuntu.com
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> And maintains a list of all the Officially Supported hardware
On Tue, Nov 28, 2017 at 9:54 AM, Kip Warner wrote:
> I agree with the concerns of some of those above. If the hardware
> database is no longer maintained, closing the bug as a wishlist is less
> than ideal because it doesn't actually address the OP's original
> concern.
But
I agree with the concerns of some of those above. If the hardware
database is no longer maintained, closing the bug as a wishlist is less
than ideal because it doesn't actually address the OP's original
concern.
It would be better if there was a hardware database Canonical
maintained. This can't
This isn't a case of folks 'being desperate to close this bug for good',
this is a case of 'this project is no longer viable or supported', and
therefore it is correct to mark this bug invalid. Yes checkbox still
exists, but we don't use hwdb, nor do we plan to resurrect it. For
checking on
I know folks are desperate to close this bug for good, but I'd like to
point out I just tried the link I mentioned in comment #32 above
https://launchpad.net/~[username]/+hwdb-submissions
and I can STILL see the hwdb entries I contributed years ago. SO the
data still seems to be around in some
Dear Jeff,
You just changed an 11 year old, confirmed bug to "Invalid". The bug
also has two duplicates and many subscribers and comments, so it seems
it's considered important by many.
Would you care to elaborate what reasons were behind this change?
Thank you.
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I guess it's no longer an issue that the hardware database is not
browseable since there is no hardware database.
http://hwdb.ubuntu.com/ is not available as I can see it.
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@Tero
As Adam indicated, hwdb no longer exists and hasn't for some time. The
bug can not and will not ever be resolved as none of the component parts
(especially the projects the duplicates were filed against) exist any
longer. They have either been abandoned, or transitioned to newer
projects.
@Tero
As Adam indicated, hwdb no longer exists and hasn't for some time. The
bug can not and will not ever be resolved as none of the component parts
(especially the projects the duplicates were filed against) exist any
longer. They have either been abandoned, or transitioned to newer
projects.
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Status: Triaged => Invalid
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Hrmmm... So two things...
First, you should get up with balloons and charlie_tca and others in the
Ubuntu QA team:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QATeam
The first link I provided, while not in a necessarily perfect UI and not
accessible via API can give you an idea of the most common items, if you do
Hey Jeff. Great response and thanks. As I mentioned, my main concern
now, and I can't speak for everyone else with issues with the hw
database, is not knowing what is the most common hardware used by Ubuntu
users. I'm less concerned with whether this motherboard or that video
card is certified to
This provides a component level browsable interface with info on systems that
are officially certified
http://www.ubuntu.com/certification/catalog/
And this, while not browseable on the component level, provides info on
machines that have been tested by the community, including a listing of
Hey Jeff. It might help some people, but unfortunately not in my case. I
don't need a hardware database of Ubuntu compatible hardware at present.
What I need as an Ubuntu game developer is to see statistics on the most
common hardware that is being used (e.g. GPU, CPU, etc.).
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The bug is now over seven years old. I know that nowadays Ubuntu
hardware support is way better, but I still have many devices which work
bad, or doesn't work at all.
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This bug is definitely getting on age, and as I mentioned in comment
#33, it is very important to me.
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If it is so important to you, you might consider implementing a fix :)
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We can't implement a fix if we don't have access to the database. What
use is a new and wonderfully written and exposed API if the backend it
relies on is inaccessible?
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Your fix would run on the Canonical instance of the codebase, and have
access to the database.
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In an ideal world, that would suffice, but in reality you need to test
it as you write it. Otherwise we could write device drivers for hardware
we don't have.
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As a game developer, knowing the typical hardware available of potential
end users is critical. The hardware database would allow me a rough
survey of the average minimal capabilities I could expect. But as others
have mentioned, it is not really usable in its present state.
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Importance: Undecided = Low
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Status: New = Triaged
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The database still isn't exactly browseable, but you can see a little
information about what has been submitted. On the launchpad page for
checkbox https://launchpad.net/checkbox there are some answers,
including https://answers.launchpad.net/checkbox/+question/26749 which
points out
For now,
I've opened Bug #377285 on obtaining the new hardware database
submissions. This is a separate issue to being able to browse them
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Happy to hear that data collected by many volunteers is not lost.
So could we see the database then? What's the URL?
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Marking as invalid for hwtest (which has since been renamed to
checkbox). Checkbox/hwtest replaced hwdb-client in 8.04, and is not
configured to submit data to http://hwdb.ubuntu.com. Instead, data is
submitted to Launchpad where it is accessible via the API, and in the
future the site itself.
** Also affects: checkbox
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Dave: so how can I view the whole hardware database then?
We still don't know who owns the data. We still can't browse the data.
Names and URLs change, but the problem is still the same as it was years
ago, in 2006.
Many see this bug as a problem: this bug has over 20 subscribers and two
Tried to get me name off hwdb-client list years ago with no luck. Sorry
have nothing to do with Ubuntu.
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From: Tero Karvinen karvinen+launch...@iki.fi
To: dave...@bellsouth.net
Sent: Wednesday, May 13, 2009 9:21 AM
Subject: [Bug 30910] Re: Hardware Database
I'm marking this as invalid for Checkbox (since it is only responsible
for collecting and sending the data, and it already provides local
access to the data it collects), and marking it as affecting Launchpad
Bugs which is where the new hardware database is being developed.
Regarding the old data
Dave, thanks for that. IIRC, the whole dataset 2GB+ dataset was
available if you knew the URL; so it should be possible to provide that
again with a more stable (and publically published) URL, if for no
reason more than historical interest.
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What's up with this ? It's been (apparently) 3 years since
http://hwdb.ubuntu.com is down, and I think it would be really a great
improvement to fix it, so that users can check their hardware before
installing Ubuntu, get in touch with others users if they encounter any
problem, etc. Any news ?
It would be very useful. Don't let this discussion to be forgotten.
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Thanks for taking the time to make Ubuntu better. This has been
addressed in Ubuntu Brainstorm (See Above).
Requesting that this be set to Wishlist.
Thanks for taking the time to share your opinion!
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Sad that this missing feature is still pending to be implemented. Where
is the above mentioned web interface to read the hwdb-entries?
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http://ubuntuhcl.org/
I think this is satisfying enough.
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Status: In Progress = Fix Released
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Thanks for the link to the forum. However, it does not seem to be the
Ubuntu hardware database.
I only found short, written comments about computers and hardware. None
of this information seemed to come from hardware database client.
Comments did not seem to contain exact technical details
The data there wasn't collected by the hardware database client but it was sent
by users. I think it's more useful to read human words rather than automated
computer language. The database client doesn't even work for me it freezes all
the time and even when I have sound the client doesn't play
** Changed in: hwdb-client (Ubuntu)
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assigning to the appropriate package so the right people get aware of it
** Changed in: hwdb-client (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Oliver Grawert (ogra) = (unassigned)
Status: New = Invalid
** Also affects: hwtest (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Adam: As Roland already pointed out, a web forum is not a solution to
this bug. And no, I don't think a web forum is better than a working
hardware database.
Hard, detailed technical data about a setup that's verified by human to
work would be valuable.
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Setting this to In Progress based on:
http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/40/
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Status: Confirmed = In Progress
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Is anyone working on this bug?
Since no one has the code apart from the guys at hwdb.ubuntu.com what
does anyway expect us hackers to do?
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That is indeed very frustating. I'm doing laptop ubuntu testing and sometimes I
would like to ask retrieve the info from the Ubuntu HW Database and apparently
doesn't work.
Pls fix this ASAP.
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adding my note of agreement that the current arrangement is a problem --
I have tried using the hwdb several times since the nice GUI was added,
and the vague adminishment that you might have sent a broken file is
very frustrating, especially when submitting data for a malfunctioning
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As long as the hwdb is not browseable there should be a static page stating
exactly that.
In the current state it just looks broken and since it is a major Ubuntu page
this doesn't look good at all.
A text which might be better than the current broken interface would be:
The Ubuntu Hardware
Browsable would be indeed be nice. BUT...
I think it is even more important to make it clear to those who are
contributing their hardware
data that *not being able to retrieve it* does NOT (necessisarily) mean that
their submission failed.
The wording currently returned for (aparently all)
hi all,
I am guessing that
http://hwdb.ubuntu.com/2c4003b0aa8f0403128d43ca208dbc00.xml.bz2 in that the
numbers before the datasheet are the person who has his own datasheet. I tried
both wget http://hwdb.ubuntu.com/2c4003b0aa8f0403128d43ca208dbc00.xml.bz2 as
well as inserting mine with
Hardware database browsing is not likely in the short term : if someone
wants to enhance the hwdb-client and submit a patch, so that the 'show
online record' pulls the bz2 file and shows data from it, that might be
nice. Our immediate focus with the client is to start making it useful
for driving
It has been over half a year since last comment about any progress on
this.
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This bug has been marked in progress for five months. Is someone still
working on the browsable hardware database?
Looking forward to see the hardware data...
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