[Bug 2060814] Re: dist-upgrade in noble fails when using TPM FDE

2024-04-12 Thread Launchpad Bug Tracker
This bug was fixed in the package foo2zjs - 20200505dfsg0-2ubuntu6

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foo2zjs (20200505dfsg0-2ubuntu6) noble; urgency=low

  * Use /var/lib/foo2zjs/firmware/ as directory for firmware files.
/lib/firmware/ is only for firmware files managed by the kernel and
therefore on classic Ubuntu installations using a snapped kernel
(Currently Noble with TPM-backed FDE) it is not even accessible
for the system (LP: #2060814).

 -- Till Kamppeter   Wed, 10 Apr 2024 23:38:27
+0200

** Changed in: foo2zjs (Ubuntu)
   Status: Fix Committed => Fix Released

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[Bug 2060814] Re: dist-upgrade in noble fails when using TPM FDE

2024-04-11 Thread Till Kamppeter
I have uploaded printer-driver-foo2zjs 20200505dfsg0-2ubuntu6 where I
have moved the firmware file directory to /var/lib/foo2zjs/firmware/.
Ken VanDine has tested this version and it works on Ubuntu 24.04 with
TPM-based FDE, not interfering with the snapped kernel any more.

This will not break printing. /lib/firmware is only for firmware files
which are managed by the kernel. Printer firmware files are solely
managed by foo2zjs, totally in user space.

** Changed in: foo2zjs (Ubuntu)
   Status: New => Fix Committed

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[Bug 2060814] Re: dist-upgrade in noble fails when using TPM FDE

2024-04-10 Thread Ken VanDine
Yes, classic deb based ubuntu utilizing TPM FDE does use a snapped
kernel.  In fact, it boots ubuntu-core and pivots to classic.

ken@t14:~$ df -h /lib/firmware/
Filesystem  Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/loop1  328M  328M 0 100% /snap/pc-kernel/1669


** Changed in: foo2zjs (Ubuntu)
 Assignee: (unassigned) => Till Kamppeter (till-kamppeter)

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[Bug 2060814] Re: dist-upgrade in noble fails when using TPM FDE

2024-04-10 Thread Till Kamppeter
This means that /lib/firmware is repurposed, at least on some systems.

So no problem for me to move the firmware directory to /usr/lib or
/usr/share.

Questions is now, do we have a kernel Snap on standard *.deb-based
Ubuntu? If we had kernel Snaps only on Ubuntu Core (Desktop) there the
printer-driver-foo2zjs package does not make sense. We work with the
CUPS Snap on such systems and printer drivers work only in the new
Printer Application format. For the printers supported by foo2zjs one
would use the Ghostscript Printer Application.

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