Cyril Brulebois <k...@debian.org> (2025-06-30):
> Issue #1: radioclk's postinst brings back ISO-vs-UTF fun, and a quick
> look at the templates suggests the French localization is indeed broken
> ("double-encoded", some used to say). Other languages seem OK:
>
> Description-cs.UTF-8: Sériový port, ke kterému je připojen rádiový
> přijímač:
> Description-de.UTF-8: Serieller Port, an den der Empfänger angeschlossen
> ist:
> Description-fr.UTF-8: Port série sur lequel e récepteur radio est
> connecté :
> Description-ja.UTF-8: 電波受信機が接続されているシリアルポート:Filed as: https://bugs.debian.org/1108540 > Issue #2: I'm asked twice whether I want to disable Secure Boot. That's > really new to me as I've never seen that prompt before. I suppose this > is due to having not one but two DKMS packages installed? I'm not sure > this is a huge problem in practice, that just means having to re-affirm > the initial choice (I opted to keep Secure Boot enabled, I had to do > that twice). I suppose this was shim-signed's update-secureboot-policy, which does: while true; do case "$STATE" in 1) db_capb db_fset shim/secureboot_explanation seen false db_input critical shim/secureboot_explanation || true db_go # Allow the user to skip disabling Secure Boot. db_fset shim/${action}_secureboot seen false db_input critical shim/${action}_secureboot || true ;; so asking again seems to be on purpose. Plus it's called by both debian/shim-signed.postinst and debian/shim-signed-common.postinst, which might explain the double-tap, more than the presence of two DKMS packages? I can easily redo the installation if that's useful (I wasn't expecting anything special, especially not a double prompt, so I didn't pause to actually look into what was asking the question). Cc-ing shim people, for informational purposes mostly. Cheers, -- Cyril Brulebois (k...@debian.org) <https://debamax.com/> D-I release manager -- Release team member -- Freelance Consultant
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