Hello all,
sorry to hear that debian-live has troubles, hopefully you will manage to settle things up. Many thanks for fixing the build, ill give it one more go. As i spend almost week playing with debian live build and was not able to make working setup for me (which may by my fault :-) regards Radovan On 13.11.2015 10:20, Ben Armstrong wrote: > On Nov 12, 2015 2:12 PM, Richard Nelson <[email protected]> wrote: >> On Thu, Nov 12, 2015 at 7:17 AM, Radovan Makovsky > <[email protected]> wrote: >>> i tried several times to build netinst package through the web, but i >>> only get hybrid-iso packages. I'm not sure if it is bug or im doing >>> something wrong. When i build packages on my own machine the output is >>> different. >>> >>> Build options: >>> > http://cgi.build.live-systems.org/cgi-bin/live-build-status?cgi_build=20151112.124203.522719355 >>> Build result: >>> http://cgi.build.live-systems.org/build/20151112.124203.522719355/ >>> >>> and i beleive that there should be present: >>> live-image-amd64.netboot.tar >>> >>> but there are only iso hybrid packages >> You are correct and it is a bug. Please do not waste time reporting at > BTS, see why below. Anyhow for now I have attempted to correct the issue > for you. > > As it has no been settled what the future status of live-build, > including live-build-cgi, will be, nor the timeframe of any potential > changes of its status, filing bugs is still welcome and the software > itself will continue to be supported so long as it remains in the > archive. That's separate from the termination of the service hosted > presently on live.debian.net which, as you rightly point out will be > shut down shortly. A sad moment. > > It is my hope there will be sufficient interest going forward in > maintaining a similar service elsewhere, but that is only a hope and not > a guarantee. Meanwhile let's not discourage filing bugs on software that > remains in Debian and still has users. > > And thanks for providing support with this issue. Let's continue to do > what we can throughout this troubling time of change to support our users. > > Thanks, > Ben >
