the point. Do you remember what the option is needed for?
My assumption above might be plain wrong. I ran into the fact that
it won't work with a foo.so file, because foo.so does not match
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I tried to install Debian on Versatile/PB using qemu and the armel
installer (Lenny beta 1). It is quickly stuck complaining
cttyhack: '/dev/ttyS0': No such file or device.
What
Package: rootskel
Version: 1.62
Severity: normal
I tried to install Debian on Versatile/PB using qemu and the armel
installer (Lenny beta 1). It is quickly stuck complaining
cttyhack: '/dev/ttyS0': No such file or device.
That's because the serial port on Versatile is named ttyAMA0. I ran
qemu
in the application.
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throw, not just when an exception is thrown.
Note, that was exceptions, not threads. This code is in libc and
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Versions of packages installation-report recommends:
ii pciutils 1:2.2.4~pre4-1 Linux PCI Utilities
ii reportbug 3.31 reports bugs in the Debian distrib
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Package: debootstrap-udeb
Version: 0.3.3
Severity: important
The version of debootstrap-udeb in the archive depends on libgcc_s.so.1.
This library is not included in debian-installer; as a result, d-i does not
work on MIPS. I'm not sure how this happened; maybe it was built with a
transient GCC
to use this approach
for strace recently, and there were missing symbols in libc.so.6).
If someone more familiar with d-i than I am can confirm that the udeb
will be useful, I can try to get GDB to build one, but it seems like
a very strange package to have a udeb.
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image would e.g.
change the required bits of libraries.
Hoping for feedback.
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Package: wnpp
Severity: normal
I request an adopter for the bogl package.
The package description is:
Ben's Own Graphics Library is a small framebuffer library,
including basic widgets, support for text in multiple
languages, and mouse handling.
.
This package contains bterm, a UTF-enabled
of the current malloc()).
Sounds plausible...
Unfortunately, I am no longer able to maintain bogl or bterm; I was
hoping for someone to adopt it, but he hasn't had time either. Don't
suppose someone on the CC list wants to fix this bug and adopt a needy
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I'm trying to upload the amd64-libs fix. I'm having a fistfight with
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so the option devfs=mount was needed. Not so in Jeff Bailey's build.
bterm keeps on segfaulting with this image too.
then you indeed found a bug in bterm
I think this is the same as 245620. It's a kernel bug, not bterm.
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stage. Does this need to rewrite by sed or another tool?
I've changed it to use pidof instead in CVS. I'll upload it once
the freeze is over.
Let me try to take care of it tonight. Importing NMUs into my CVS is a
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a graphical installer is available. This bug will be
as easily and more usefully fixed in main-menu.
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Can you just restart bterm? Yes, I realize that's got some issues
since you're running inside of it. But it's really not set up to
re-parse the font.
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a machine with working framebuffer right now. 2.6
ate my aty128fb.
I applied the optimization patches because they looked sane and I was
told they worked. Is there anyone who can debug this or do they have
to be reverted?
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On Sun, Sep 28, 2003 at 02:05:51PM +0200, Martin Sjögren wrote:
On Sun, Sep 14, 2003 at 05:31:13PM +0100, Edmund GRIMLEY EVANS wrote:
I applied Alan Cox's patches to bogl-0.1.12 and found that
bogl-bterm-udeb's bterm scrolled much faster. I have forwarded the
patches to Daniel Jacobowitz
bug tracking system administrator
(administrator, Debian Bugs database)
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If we're going to have a new bterm anyway, I would be inclined to put
the patch from #138653 in too. It does make the dialog boxes look quite
a lot prettier.
Yeah, I intend to. Thanks.
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. As soon as I can build kernel packages again, I'll upload 2.4.18.
This bug was stunningly timely, in that I'd forgotten again that
newpmac existed... must have grabbed the wrong source tree.
I'm having some trouble with depmod right now.
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a good idea. Go ahead; I don't remember any reason not to
do this.
(that's why I put the spaces in there in the first place!)
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... and I thought I was done...
Base-config somehow got run a second time, after a number of packages had
configured. I didn't see any errors, but some (like exim) just never came
up.
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Interestingly, the installer also decided to remove PCMCIA support. I don't
know why; the module loaded just fine, and it seems to work.
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/powerpc/config.prep .config
# Build floppy-sized kernel boot image
make oldconfig make zImage
cp ./arch/ppc/boot/zImage $top/bootprep.bin
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persuade you to at least fix the /proc/partitions bug and see
what happens? It's not like this bug is a surprise; I remember hearing
about it six or more months ago.
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I'm pretty strongly opposed to this idea.
Why?
Because devfs is a useful feature, and I get the impression from
debian-powerpc that many people are using it on PowerPC. I'm
/ppc/ after you build.
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On Tue, Sep 11, 2001 at 03:45:37PM +0200, Damien Morel wrote:
Hi,
do some of you know where can I find the .config file used to
generate the kernel on powerpc's boot-floppy
:
objcopy -j .interp -O binary /bin/ls foo
cat foo
(being aware that foo will be a null, rather than newline, terminated
string).
ld-linux.so.2 is standard on some architectures, and ld.so.1 is
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-floppy-hfs.img
to be exact).
Thanks in advance.
In the kernel-patch-2.2.19-powerpc or kernel-image-2.2.19-pmac
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these exceed the size of lilo and whatever else x86-only things
we need, that's all. hfsutils is quite big.
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On Sun, Sep 09, 2001 at 03:45:48PM -0800, Ethan Benson wrote:
On Sun, Sep 09, 2001 at 03:13:14PM -0400, Daniel Jacobowitz wrote:
Hmm. Then something must be eating up all that space -- powerpc
binaries are not that much bigger then x86 binaries... Is library
reduction not working
to that, I'm building boot-floppies 3.0.13 now. Below is the
changelogs.
Quick turn-around, but how can that hurt, eh?
Mmkay. Please don't build PowerPC until after dinstall tomorrow, I've
uploaded fixed kernels, pcmcia and all.
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On Tue, Aug 21, 2001 at 04:14:51PM -0400, Adam Di Carlo wrote:
Daniel Jacobowitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Woah. OK, I've been letting this slide a little bit, but are you
telling me that we need a new 2.2.19 kernel for the version of
boot-floppies now in the archive? What must I do
On Tue, Aug 21, 2001 at 02:32:35PM -0800, Ethan Benson wrote:
On Tue, Aug 21, 2001 at 11:22:31AM -0700, Daniel Jacobowitz wrote:
On Tue, Aug 21, 2001 at 01:43:09PM -0400, Debian Installer wrote:
* Ethan Benson
- PowerMac uses linux (read i386) keycodes now, use i386 keymaps
On Tue, Aug 21, 2001 at 03:10:15PM -0800, Ethan Benson wrote:
On Tue, Aug 21, 2001 at 03:46:28PM -0700, Daniel Jacobowitz wrote:
As I said, please do bring this sort of thing to the attention of
someone who can do something about it. I'm sorry for not following
-boot religiously while
On Tue, Aug 07, 2001 at 10:19:43AM -0400, Adam Di Carlo wrote:
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It's not in unstable or testing. Eek. How'd that happen??
I would guess pcmcic-cs was forced from unstable into testing, causing
the older pcmcia-modules dpeneding on the older
done, but that just a lazy programmers attitude. :)
I'm sure we can find things to add. We're an industrious bunch that
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. I know Lineo has one (is it free?), and MontaVista has one too
(which is, I believe, supposed to be free but not released yet - I'll
see if I can make headway on this on Monday).
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2132 and
fix pump so it works... What exaxtly is the problem with
pump that caused us to switch?
-Erik
Please, do that. We had no good reason aside from a few it doesn't
work for me reports, as I recall. Using an obsolete version of
dhcp-client deliberately is just bad news.
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directory `/archive': Permission denied
[ -d /archive/debian/download ] || mkdir -p /archive/debian/download
mkdir: cannot create directory `/archive': Permission denied
Can we stop boot-floppies from being picked up by autobuilders somehow?
PLEASE?
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still needed real root to create
images. The build daemons mostly use fakeroot now.
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Dan hasn't uploaded a new version yet? I also filed
a bug with a patch because powerpc-utils doesn't build on woody.
If you forward me these bugs I'll try to deal with them this weekend;
the BTS is still not spooling.
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Comments?
I think it's a good idea. Do we have any serious space issues with
this? I don't remember any.
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Zip?
I'm pretty sure you'll have the same problems booting a ZIP as booting
a CD. The HFS floppy image only works because floppies aren't expected
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On Wed, May 30, 2001 at 12:47:19AM +0200, Marcin Owsiany wrote:
On Sun, May 27, 2001 at 06:54:29PM -0700, Daniel Jacobowitz wrote:
Probably the best way is to leave it in EXTRACT, but not
SMALL_BASE_LIST, and conditionally copy it. Does that make sense?
[...]
Someone can fix
what's at fault and fix it or where should I file a
bug?
Huh?
Read the powerpc-utils postinst. All I call is update-rc.d and
#DEBHELPER#... no debconf at all.
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appreciate it if someone
would make boot floppies use libbogl0 and bogl-bterm instead. Every
patch that goes in to bogl in this archive runs a high risk of being
lost.
I'm not set up to build boot floppies right now, but since no one else
has done this, I guess I'll try to do it tomorrow.
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We need to have the stuff in subject included in bf bould
process somehow. The question is: how? AFAIK bterm has its own
package (bogl-bterm), as does bdf fonts' source. (Now we
On Sun, May 27, 2001 at 05:22:52PM -0700, Matt Kraai wrote:
On Sun, May 27, 2001 at 04:32:00PM -0700, Daniel Jacobowitz wrote:
As I said on this list several times, I would appreciate it if someone
would make boot floppies use libbogl0 and bogl-bterm instead. Every
patch that goes
this, or I will on Tuesday. Hopefully I didn't break
too much. Yes, we now need libbogl-dev from sid rather than woody
(tomorrow's sid, even) - but only if LANGUAGE_CHOOSER is on, otherwise
any libbogl-dev/bogl-bterm at all will do.
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could move my local CVS tree to cvs.d.o, certainly, if people
want me to. Do you want to tackle making woody b-f build with my
packages? Mostly boxes.c got gutted; that wants to stay in b-f and
link to -lbogl.
I'd rather not give others commit access, though...
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package.
Are you absolutely sure you have a bootdisk and rootdisk from the same
build? The 2.2.23 I uploaded had a /target/lib/modules/2.2.19:
block/ fs/ ipv4/ ipv6/ misc/ net/ pcmcia/ scsi/ usb/
I'm betting you used an out-of-date mirror for a network install.
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. drow is trying to fix that in the r3 boot
floppies.
ARGS. Is he "trying to fix this" or did he "actually fix this"?
Drow, it would be a good time to appear now... :)
Fixed. I just booted the same floppies I put in Incoming half an hour
ago and got a good way into an
?
You should have read the whole post. It clearly says otherwise.
As Ethan pointed out, no, it didn't. You nowhere said what you were
doing, and everything I've seen posted before this was using 2.2.16.
I'd appreciate it if you could explain what you did to fix the problem.
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it should be out this time tomorrow.
"Note that this link used to point to a 2.2.17 based floppy I built
a while ago that really wasn't all that useful."
My impression was that the 2.2.17 floppy had the input problems, and
had been downgraded back to a 2.2.16 based one. Oops. Sorry.
ld be nice...
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the other issue is the boot-floppies are broken since the root disk
prompt won't accept enter (or anything) to continue.
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it
worthy of potato update.
Sorry about dropping the ball on this. I've got it almost prepared;
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needs to run it in order
to get a bootable system.
I hope so, also. I've not got time for woody boot floppies right now,
but after 2.2r3 goes out the door I'll take a look at it, hopefully.
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# to build the boot-floppies. It has to be an absolute PATH or else
# the basedisks.sh script will fail.
-ftp_archive := /archive/debian
+ftp_archive := /space/james/archive/debian
Careful of including this with submitted patches! If you feel like
adding a config.local, more power to
On Fri, Apr 13, 2001 at 08:50:03PM -0800, Ethan Benson wrote:
On Fri, Apr 13, 2001 at 02:04:53PM -0400, Daniel Jacobowitz wrote:
Under what conditions does this happen?
AFAIK (based on ramblings from benh on #mklinux) it seems to affect
the recent iMac keyboards. for some reason
patch package it'll take
me weeks to figure out why boot floppies are still crashing.
D'OH! This should teach me to submit patches after midnight. Sheesh. At
least I remembered to delete it out of the other patch ...
... I think I'll be adding a config.local now.
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doing anything upstream either.)
The proper fix would be to finish with our conversion to PC keycodes;
2.2.19 should have everything necessary, as should our 2.2.18 packages.
Then we can lose those keymaps entirely.
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floppies? This might be an easy, general fix we
can do for all arches.
Definitely! But the only times we've tried to address this are when I
need to get potato b-f's out, and I'm not about to try that in potato.
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further. 2.2.19pre17 is a significant security upgrade.
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y done two
installs. ~:^) But there are two images called driver-1.bin and
driver-2.bin which one might guess have drivers on them. Never used
those either.
You've probably done either network or CD installs. They both use
rescue.bin; they don't require it be on a floppy, that's all.
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You mean the boot CD only works on New World.
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Thanks.
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with CONFIG_FILTER on. It will include a
packet-socket.udeb, unless someone comes up with a better name.
Perhaps prefix these with something indicating that they are kernel
modules?
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scheme.
PPC (mostly) has no legacy ISA or such; everything should show up in
the kernel's PCI probes. That should make things much nicer.
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filesystem overhead and a
size-dependent one, I'd imagine; just making a ramdisk the size of the
contents really shouldn't work.
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I'm trying to find a fix for this.
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Sorry for not being clear - yes, I know that bterm has the same bug
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Sorry for not being clear - yes, I know that bterm has the same bug.
I'd appreciate it if someone on this list would look into using the
bogl and bterm in that package, so that we
tion.
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Dan
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, but it's not going on a floppy. This will.
I admit I'd rather have a less hokey widget set, but the other
advantage of BOGL is a compact utf8 and i18n library; does GTK have
something similar?
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, since probing the serial ports is the only really time
consuming bit.
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| I've begun designing a BOGL based frontend for cdebconf.
With the risk of sounding stupid: what is BOGL? neither apt-cache,
dict or apropos knows about it.
I'll fix that shortly :)
BOGL is Ben's
it for the main archive?
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working on fixing
PowerPC boot-floppies bugs?
I did fix a few of them. The majority of others I am willing to let
slide in favor of debian-installer; they'd require major rework.
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and will (well, mostly did). Is there any reason for me not to
just tag a 2.2.19 and upload for powerpc? All my changes are
architecture-specific.
In fact, if no one objects in the next few hours, I'll do that.
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downloading everything ??
Probably...
Similarly, we can probably manage a disk with enough drivers to access
a CD and run a retriever.
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, I agree that it's a little optimistic, but let's see what we can
do... I will try to get PowerPC support up and running in the near
future.
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there will be a
seperate area to put installer specific modules.
Did you read Joey's original message? He said that he had settled the
details with ftpadmin!
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