Re: Just tested Lubuntu Bionic Daily Build
Greetings, A follow up. The 3rd point is, IMO, super important. First, I goofed on my partition layout. It should have been this: /dev/sda1 /boot/efi /dev/sda2 /boot /dev/sda3 LUKS encrypted partition Second, I had an unexpected spare hour today. I found my typo and rebuilt grub. Hooray! Working system! The minor issue now is that I had it auto-log-in and I get this prompt: "Xsession: unsupported number of arguments (5): falling back to default session." Press "okay" and it boots just fine. If I get the chance, I will spin up a VM later and try a very basic install with auto-log-in and see if I still get the message. If so, I will file a report. Third (and most importantly!), the new install has the same issue as the live environment. /etc/resolv.conf is set to 127.0.0.1 for some silly unknown reason - even though the NetworkManager config picks up the right DNS from DHCP. Thinking it might be my network, I tested my friends network, the cafe, and a cellular hotspot. All the exact same situation. OK, is it my device? I checked my second laptop and a friends laptop - both with the Live USB. Same exact thing. Personally, I think this is a super high critical blocker on the release. There is no connection for users without them not only modifying /etc/resolv.conf by hand, but changing the immutable attribute (still haven't figure out the timing, I just know that after a while it will reset). That is flat out unacceptable. I will hunt for bug-reports on this issue later. It's late now, so time for sleep. :-) Thanks! ~Stack~ signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature -- Ubuntu-quality mailing list Ubuntu-quality@lists.ubuntu.com Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-quality
Just tested Lubuntu Bionic Daily Build
Greetings, I just tested the daily build (2018-02-25 17:06) for Lubuntu 18.04 Bionic. Just to see how things are going and if anything breaks for me. This is just a simple report of my experiences and issues. I dumped the ISO to USB and it booted just fine. The Live environment is really slick. I like it quite a bit and I decided to do an install into a spare 40GB LVM partition. The laptop is a second-hand standard Surface Pro 2. Nothing fancy. 16.04 has some issues with the wireless and the keyboard which is why I was curious about testing 18.04. The hard drive is carved up as such: /efi 541 bytes /dev/sda1 /boot /dev/sda2 LUKS encrypted partition. Encrypted partition is all LVM carved up as such: pro2-bionic 40GB / pro2-swap 4GB swap I ignored all of the other LVM partitions. While I don't care about whether or not I can boot into those other partitions, I don't want to lose the data (it is also backed up, I just don't want to do a restore) so I purposefully had it ignore them. Problem #1.1. The daily build graphical installer. I could select a partition for LUKS crypto, but it wouldn't refresh to let me mount it as existing. Never asked for a password. Nothing. Obviously, I couldn't install. I had to drop to the command line and manually 'cryptsetup luksOpen' the device before the installer would look at the partitions inside. Problem #2.1. The daily build does not have LVM installed. Thus, the installer couldn't see my partitions. I had to install lvm2. Which means network... Problem #3. SystemD in all of its grand wisdom kept jacking with my DNS. My DHCP supplies the correct DNS, it even lists it with Network Manager. However, my /etc/resolv.conf kept being rewritten to point to 127.0.0.1 which - duh, doesn't work. Finally I just modified it then changed the attribute setting the file to immutable. No more DNS problems! (take that systemd! :-) Whatever is making that stupid decision should probably be fixed before it gets to the masses. I can chattr that file but can the average user? Probably not. It's probably best they get network access without being molested by the init system. Finally, the installer saw my partitions and I could install. Whooo!! I had it format and install /boot fresh on /dev/sda1 just so that it wasn't battling my other OS's. Success! Reboot...Fail. Problem #2.2. The installer had no idea what LVM was. Reboot into live USB. Re-download LVM. Chroot into my install. Install lvm2 and packages. Rebuild grub. Awesome! Reboot...Fail. Problem #1.2. Now the installer is looking for LVM, but fails because it doesn't know what to do with LUKS. Doh! I tried fixing it, and broke GRUB. I might attempt a GRUB repair later. I'm kinda out of time to poke around at it though. So, on one hand a fail because I don't have a working system. On the other hand a success because I wanted to test out my work flow and find out what is busted and I certainly did that! :-) I will be happy to answer questions/try stuff if someone wants me to. I'm just limited on time the next few days, so please don't get upset if I don't respond until later in the week. Thanks everyone who is helping with this. I really like the Lubuntu Live image and I am quite excited about the Bionic release. ~Stack~ signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature -- Ubuntu-quality mailing list Ubuntu-quality@lists.ubuntu.com Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-quality
