FWIW, I'm seeing this bug with beta2 on real (arm (ADS Bitsy G5)) hardware, not
just
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Arturo Moral wrote:
Hello there,
I'm trying to get floppy images to install lenny but there's no images
available. You can find cdrom, hd-media and netboot in oficial mirrors, but no
floppy images. Neither lenny beta 2, weekly or daily images.
Please, inform where to find it or if install
Looks like we might have to deal with this for 2.6.26, maybe by setting
the region based on locale? (Kernel boot options would work, but very
hard to remember.)
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The following patch allows one to select ISO images in iso-scan. With this
patch grub configurations as exampled below can be used to perform an i386
or amd64 hd-media installation:
iso-scan already checks what architecture the iso is for. Why do you
need a second,
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I'm sorry that this is late, but the announcement has a rather
disturbing number of problems. I'd suggest at least the following changes:
New CD and DVD images containing updated packages and the regular
installation
media accompanied with the package archive respectively will be available
Tim Dijkstra wrote:
In previous releases d-i used devfs style device node names, is it true
that you have moved away from that? That would simplify the uswsusp
maitainer script...
Yes, it's been a long time since d-i used devfs style names.
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The hd-media image no longer boots on my main test box (HP thin client).
Immediate reboot after syslinux finishes loading the initrd and kernel.
Netboot still works ok.
I turned off upx, and that fixed the issue. And yeah, we're upxing this
image too, it's built by the same code path that builds
I'm uploading kernel-wedge 2.47 and linux-kernel-di-i386 to fix bug
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Frans Pop wrote:
No. With '-1' you don't get trailing slashes for directories.
FWIW, that's a busyboxism. I'd use find.
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John Reiser wrote:
Many executables used by the installer depend on libgcc_s.so. Searching for
this library (by ld-linux.so just after execve) takes more than 1% of install
time. The search tries:
2375 open(/lib/tls/libgcc_s.so.1, O_RDONLY) = -1 ENOENT
2373
There is already discussion about how to speed up partman elsewhere in
the BTS.
Minor shell efficiency tricks are not going to help much. It forks
*thousands* of processes per menu.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~time perl -e 'for (1..16625) { open(IN, /no/file) }'
0.03user 0.03system 0:00.06elapsed 96%CPU (0avgtext+0avgdata 0maxresident)k
So for a typical install on modern hardware, these 16 thousand extra syscalls
use less than 0.1 second.
I don't have
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First, avoid searching for cat every time. The default search tries:
/usr/local/sbin/cat
/usr/local/bin/cat
/usr/sbin/cat
/usr/bin/cat
/sbin/cat
before finding /bin/cat. Instead: use 'which' or 'type' to do the search
once,
assign the result to a local
John Reiser wrote:
The benchmark code and measurements [snipped] are not a good comparison
with the actual environment of low-memory mode. In particular, the use of
swap space is likely in low memory mode, but almost certainly not present
in the measurements reported above. Any actual use of
John Reiser wrote:
Partman runs very slowly. It reflects poorly on debian-installer.
Humans percieve interactive things as slow if they take longer than
approximatly 0.1 seconds to respond. Increasing the speed of partman by
less than 50% is not going to yield a difference that is percievable
Jérémy Bobbio wrote:
Wild guess after having a look at the log: is the firmware only
requested when trying to brought the interface up?
If you still have access to the necessary hardware, can you look how far
I am from what is really happening?
Hardware is not mine and already in production
Joey Hess wrote:
Hardware is not mine and already in production unfortunatly.
It'll be a week or two until I can even boot a test image on it.
This patch will up and then down every interface. That seems safe enough
to do, especially since netcfg also ups and downs all interfaces when
doing
Frans Pop wrote:
On Wednesday 23 July 2008, Joey Hess wrote:
+lsifaces () {
+ sed -e s/lo:// /proc/net/dev | grep [a-z0-9]*:[ ]*[0-9]* | sed
s/:.*//; s/^ *// +}
Use 'ls /sys/class/net/' instead?
That would probably be a good idea if someone wants to do it.. above
code was already
Frans Pop wrote:
You change has not yet be committed though, so this could be taken along.
It would just be:
ls -1 /sys/class/net | grep -v ^lo$
I like keeping bugfixes separate from potential bug introduction. :-)
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* Change the health LED to solid blue on the HP mv2120 to indicate
when the installer is ready for ssh connections.
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+ * Install ssh keys before ssh is installed, to allow it to check
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Frans Pop wrote:
It's also annoying for people using automated testing setups as they'd
have random beeps coming out of their test systems, but I'll let Joey
comment on that.
I don't actually have any test systems that boot to syslinux on real
hardware, so no beeps.
Trust me, the noise of
Frans Pop wrote:
I could see myself agreeing if you can come up with an implementation that
only includes the beep for official builds (i.e. the addition of the beep
is triggered by something in debian/rules).
I don't feel that making daily builds diverge here (or in any way
that is not
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Dave Rave wrote:
when running apt-get update, and its reading the files, it says
file rred instead of file read
Its been that way for a while now. maybe whoever updated the updater
didn't speaka d'englishe.
rred is a form of
Frans Pop wrote:
Or is there a way I can do this myself using qemu? In that case I could
probably do it myself.
You can use something like -serial telnet:5000,server,nowait , and then telnet
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Alex Owen wrote:
I see that d-i is now using the vesamenu for i386 netboot and has
dropped the serial pxelinux configuration.
If I were to produce a clean patch to re-enable production of a serial
config might it be included for lenny?
I take it the vesamenu config does not work over a
Shachar Or wrote:
On Thursday 10 July 2008 22:07, Joey Hess wrote:
Fabian Greffrath wrote:
please add the ttf-liberation font package to the desktop task. I
believe that nearly everybody out there installing a desktop system
would like to have the free variants of the three infamous MS
Shachar Or wrote:
If it is appropriate that some package will be part of a task, it seems right
to make it part of the task and not via another package's dependency upon it.
Because if that other package stops being dependant upon it or is excluded
from the task, package 'foo' should still
Jon Ander Ortiz wrote:
This works with the lenny installer = versions but not with the etch, as i
was
answered in this list a few days ago, the partman-auto/disk is only optional
since lenny installer.
It should be conditionalised in the menu to only be uncommented on etch
then.
However,
Frans Pop wrote:
What menu? Uncommented how, where?
s/menu/manual/g
The problem here is that some users are using the wrong documentation or
preseed examples for the release they are using. The manual is correct.
Anyway, that wasn't the problem here as Geert was using daily build +
Fabian Greffrath wrote:
please add the ttf-liberation font package to the desktop task. I
believe that nearly everybody out there installing a desktop system
would like to have the free variants of the three infamous MS fonts
installed by default.
ttf-liberation is already a dependency of
Shachar Or wrote:
Hello!
I've this:
### Mirror settings
# If you select ftp, the mirror/country string does not need to be set.
#d-i mirror/protocol string ftp
d-i mirror/country string enter information manually
d-i mirror/http/hostname string mirror.isoc.org.il
d-i
Christian Perrier wrote:
The 'terminal' plugin, which is required to open a shell, is not
available. Please load it from the main menu in 'Loading additional
components'.
The 'cdebconf-gtk-terminal' module, which is required to open a shell, is not
available. Please load it from the main menu
Frans Pop wrote:
On Thursday 10 July 2008, Joey Hess wrote:
Frans Pop wrote:
1) Loading root floppy seems fragile
Have you tried qemu? I never had this kind of apparently unreproducible
problem when developing the root loppy loader in qemu.
qemu works where Virtualbox fails, so
Frans Pop wrote:
Confirmed. Turns out this is related to the XEN patches that are included
in Debian's 2.6.25 kernel (and have been accepted upstream for 2.6.26).
I have compiled and successfully booted a 486 kernel from the Debian
source package with the following patches [1] disabled:
Frans Pop wrote:
1) Loading root floppy seems fragile
Have you tried qemu? I never had this kind of apparently unreproducible
problem when developing the root loppy loader in qemu.
4) Missing items in root floppy (load-floppy?)
First of all I am confused. The floppy-ng target currently
MD, Thanks for fixing this so quickly.
udev is already frozen as part of the base freeze. Do you hope to get a
freeze exception for this new upstream release? If not, before the next
d-i release, I'd like to upload a modified version of 0.114 to t-p-u,
that drops firmware.agent from the udeb, so
Franklin PIAT wrote:
I am looking for a sponsor for my package di-netboot-assistant.
(I am CCing debian-boot in case someone has some interest in it)
This looks like some nice work. I wonder if it would make sense for it
to be maintained inside the d-i project?
It's tightly related to d-i,
Geert Stappers wrote:
With http://people.debian.org/~stappers/d-i/sparc/daily/mini.iso
I get these errors:
Your imagename `install' and arguments `' have either wrong syntax,
or describe a label which is not present in silo.conf
Based on qemu's man page, I think that qemu-system-sparc
Jérémy Bobbio wrote:
The first patch is against rdate, and adds, when -vv is specified on the
command-line, the output of single dot (.) for each NTP query sent.
The second patch modifies clock-setup to use these dots in order to
step the progress bar on each of these dots. In case of a
Bastian Blank wrote:
Nope. You blocked it already for 3 months.
This seems to imply that:
- linux-2.6 has been ready to migrate to testing for 3 months.
IIRC I check its excuses fairly regularly and until recently it's
had RC bugs keeping it out.
- d-i somehow blocked the kernel from
Jérémy Bobbio wrote:
However, what about #436497? Until that's fixed, any use of PROGRESS
commands while the clock could potentially be moved backwards can cause
newt to hang. Hmm, looks like there's a new newt upstream that fixes
this.
As PROGRESS is only sent when a '.' is received,
Holger Wansing wrote:
I tested this file on my good old i486 machine with floppy drive.
Result:
Loading linux.ready
Probing EDD (edd=off to disable) ... ok[This is only displayed
very short time]
Then the machine reboots.
This has something
I can build floppies with the 2.6.25 images, but in qemu I see this:
Booting from floppy...
Boot error
I've backtracked this to a specific change in a recent version of dosfstools,
and filed an RC bug.
However, immediatly upon loading linux, a fixed image crashes qemu
spectacularly:
qemu:
Lucas Nussbaum wrote:
open3: exec of /usr/bin/gcc-4.1 -D__KLIBC__=1 -D__KLIBC_MINOR__=5
-D_BITSIZE=32 -fno-stack-protector -mregparm=3 -D_REGPARM=3 -m32 -nostdinc
-iwithprefix include -D__KLIBC__=1 -D__KLIBC_MINOR__=5 -D_BITSIZE=32
-I/usr/lib/klibc/include/arch/i386
Frans Pop wrote:
What about something like the attached (untested) patch?
It ensures that both the Release and Release.gpg files are always
downloaded.
That's perfectly reasonable. I think it's ok to not cache these even if
they are good, because it prevents running debootstrap later with
Package: debootstrap
Version: 1.0.9
Severity: normal
If a Release file fails to verify because it is out of sync with the
Release.gpg on one mirror, debootstrap will cache the file, and reuse it
if it's run a second time, with a different mirror. Result is that the
second mirror also appears to
I've been working on a fix for bug #479431, and before I apply it to
d-i, I want to make you aware of it, since it can have repercussions to
DSAs and release management.
To summarize the problem for non-d-i developers:
If a user is installing from a CD or mirror, debootstrap is used to
Attached patchset is tested, and worked ok for upgrading a beta2 netinst
system to current testing.
I want to let the security and release teams know about this change
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packages/pkgsel/debian/changelog |6 +++---
packages/pkgsel/debian/postinst |2 +-
2 files
I've regnerated my d-i.git repository, and all sha1s have changed, so if
you've cloned from it, you'll have to re-clone. Sorry about that, but the
following enhancements seemed worthwhile:
- Now you can clone my repository and quickly start using git-svn
fetch, rebase, and dcommit yourself,
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Subject: [PATCH] Move redundant error handling code into a function
Mike Hommey wrote:
On Tue, Jun 24, 2008 at 05:54:22PM -0400, Joey Hess wrote:
Mike Hommey wrote:
Is the purpose of tasksel to include firefox or a browser ?
The only reason to include a browser other than the default gnome/kde
browser is to include a browser that people prefer over
Mike Hommey wrote:
The fact is users don't *always* have to set this, because far from all
websites require it. If so many users were impacted, we would be drowned
under piles of bug reports about this issue, yet, there is only a few of
them (only one, iirc).
A few user reports of sites that
I'm not suprised that these sites are known. My point is that our users
devote a significant amount of traffic (I generally only picked on
message from each thread) to figuring out how to work around them.
Mike Hommey wrote:
even bother? And again, how is this even relevant as to whether
Mike Hommey wrote:
Is the purpose of tasksel to include firefox or a browser ?
The only reason to include a browser other than the default gnome/kde
browser is to include a browser that people prefer over those. My
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Mike Hommey wrote:
We have plenty other browsers that are not Firefox and don't try to
claim to be Firefox...
Tasksel does not include those other web browsers in the desktop task.
If iceweasel is not intended to be the closet approximation of firefox
that debian can provide, there's really no
I think that we need to sort this out before lenny. I'm beginning to
doubt that the apt and aptitude bugfixes that would allow cancellable
progress bars are going to happen anytime soon. I'm inclined to go ahead
and handle the upgrade as best we currently can, even if it's imperfect.
Closing a
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Josselin Mouette wrote:
# May not get installed unless forced, if some other browser satisfies the
# dependency, so force it.
epiphany-browser
This comment, and bug #370098 still seem to apply. g-d-e depends on:
epiphany-browser (= 2.22.2) | gnome-www-browser,
Christian Perrier wrote:
diff --git a/packages/hw-detect/debian/hw-detect.templates
b/packages/hw-detect/debian/hw-detect.templates
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Frans Pop wrote:
Question: what does debconf do if there has never been a db_input? I.e. if
you do just 'db_subst' directly followed by 'db_get'.
In this case behavior of debconf and cdebconf are the same, you'll get
the Default, and if there's no Default, you'll get .
Similarly, you can
Frans Pop wrote:
On Monday 23 June 2008, Frans Pop wrote:
I don't know if this is a kernel or a hardware bug. I do wonder if
d-i should trust the ID_TYPE at all.
We don't, at least not entirely. See list-devices which has a few
exceptions. Maybe another one should be added?
I have a
Josselin Mouette wrote:
Le lundi 23 juin 2008 à 11:50 -0400, Joey Hess a écrit :
If you use gnome, it will always be pulled by epiphany-extensions
anyway.
It seemed to me that epiphany-extensions depends on epiphany-gecko, but
that epiphany-browser was not pulled
Christian Perrier wrote:
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Maybe Checking for firmware... ?
Checking and installing needed firmware?
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way as a fallback.
I anticipate we'll create and distribute images containing debs of
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Date: Sun, 22 Jun 2008
Frans Pop wrote:
On Monday 23 June 2008, Joey Hess wrote:
Here's an initial attempt at support for loading missing firmware from
removable media. Completly untested.
0001: How do you know which version of the udev script you get?
I was assuming we're remove it from udev-udeb. Putting
Frans Pop wrote:
0003: Having the two loops looks broken
In so far that the second loop is likely to copy files that were already
installed in the first loop.
If you're referring to the two loops in post-base-installer (and not in
check-missing-firmware), it's true that the firmware from debs
Josselin Mouette wrote:
Le mardi 03 juin 2008 à 22:32 +0200, Josselin Mouette a écrit :
The current version can be found there:
http://svn.debian.org/wsvn/pkg-gnome/desktop/unstable/meta-gnome2/debian/control.in?op=filerev=0sc=0
I have just uploaded meta-gnome2 2.22.2~2 to NEW (because of
Package: busybox-udeb
Severity: normal
Tar creation support should be enabled in the udeb. A test build on
amd64 shows this uses about 4k (should be smaller on i386):
-rwxr-xr-x 1 joey joey 233K Jun 21 15:47 busybox*
-rwxr-xr-x 1 joey joey 237K Jun 21 15:49 busybox.tar-c*
Reason:
Adeodato Simó wrote:
yaird
Another one missing. This breaks a small corner of d-i's UI. If yaird is
not going to be added back to testing (and looking at the BTS, I doubt
it will), we should modify d-i to not offer it as an option.
vmelilo: m68k-only, not in testing.
Of course it's fine if
As a followup to this old post of mine (that AFAIK no progress has been
made on), here's a new idea, to handle the case of firmware needed early
in d-i.
hw-detect could be made smart about detecting when a module it's loading
needs firmware. This is pretty easy to do by modifiying
Christian Perrier wrote:
Command failed with status 134 : mklibs-readelf --print-rpath
./tmp/netboot/tree/usr/share/terminfo/a/ansi
I'm seeing this too, but it doesn't cause my d-i build to fail.
mklibs -L ./tmp/netboot/tree/usr/lib -L ./tmp/netboot/udeblibs -v -d
./tmp/netboot/tree/lib
Frans Pop wrote:
Then the module would still fail to initialize[1] -- and hw-detect can
notice this file, and prompt the user for firmware, and then remove and
reload the module if it's provided.
Possibly something like 'udevtrigger --retry-failed' might work too.
Just tried this,
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- That floppy://foo.cfg still works when preseeding.
- That /floppy/foo.cfg still works when preseeding.
- That save-logs still finds and mounts a real floppy, and writes the
logs it it.
These still work.
- Loading multiple driver floppies, including trying to load them
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Chris Lamb wrote:
tags 486926 + patch
thanks
Chris Lamb wrote:
I tried a few fd/fifo redirection tricks, but couldn't get the right
combination..any ideas?
Got it, hurrah. Updated and tested patch attached.
Huh, it looks like I was at least on the right track with my patch..
+
Frans Pop wrote:
Guess this makes the earlier cloned bug to debconf more severe.
Properly fixing it is going to be tricky. Debconf does it by
having a whole class of noninteractive question elements, that are
always created for questions that are not displayed. So it's a simple
matter of having
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* Add a separate queue for noninteractive questions, so that things can
be done when these questions would be displayed. This is a bit
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maximilian attems wrote:
both latest releases of fedora and ubuntu ship with brasero.
it is much user friendlier then gnome-baker. it has active dev.
althought not yet as feature complete as k3b it's main feature
is the neat integration into the gnome desktop.
I'm merging this bug #484121
Frans Pop wrote:
Because we're running at critical priority, the country mirror list is
never actually displayed and thus mirror/http/mirror never gets a value;
it does have a default value: ftp.debian.org
Does the code not still ask the question despite it not being displayed?
Running at
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Frans Pop wrote:
Well, what I see in questions.dat is that no value is assigned when
running at critical prio.
I guess that using the default (which it in fact does) is not the same
as using the first value that is highlighted in the list if the default
is not included in the list.
When
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# choose-mirror (2.25) UNRELEASED; urgency=low
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# * ftp.debian.org has been disabled in Mirrors.masterlist. So remove it as
#the default. Do not set a default at all, we'll rely on the first mirror
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# * Portuguese updated. Closes: #485934
# * kde-desktop: include kdesuso. Closes: #485655
package tasksel tasksel-data
tags 485934 + pending
tags 485655 + pending
changeset.
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From 00b406284bb77a34da1f29805c0336ecac33b490 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Joey Hess [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 18 Jun 2008 21:26:29 -0400
Subject: [PATCH] redefine base-install.d hooks
live-installer needs these hooks to run after the live system is copied in.
base
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# * Bail-out much earlier if a filesystem image cannot be found (Chris Lamb)
#Closes: #486184
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tags 486184 + pending
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, since I have no live CDs to use
it with. Can someone please give it a try?
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From 8b0ed77c1eeb00076ce97e553d1ed21a9ad39ba8 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Joey Hess [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 18 Jun 2008 22:16:50 -0400
Subject: [PATCH] Copy files using tar, avoids permissions problems
jo
From 0b30e08a28fb8bceed82bf01c8c2f18eedf30687 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Joey Hess [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 18 Jun 2008 22:16:50 -0400
Subject: [PATCH] Copy files using tar, avoids permissions problems and other nonsense
I suggest getting rid of this mkdir/rm/cp nonsense and just pipe
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