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> I've just merged this patch so daily/weekly CD builds will include
> eatmydata now.
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ine installs too */
+eatmydata
+libeatmydata1
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uld be less than 50 lines of changes to the
preseed udeb.
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ent back when we ran the
d-i project at the start or that I changed so much the culture is no
longer friendly to me.
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n come up with a new way to do it, but
my point is that we are using this feature of tasksel today, and there
is no alternative I know of that is equally robust and well integrated
into the installer.
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the current behaviour to install its tasks during
installation, but we do not use standard priority tasks to get into the
installer, we use udebs to trigger the installation of education-tasks.
Being able to add extra tasks using udebs is a feature, not a bug.
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not investigated more than that. :) I suspect it might affect
apt-setup, but have not checked the code.
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+else
+if [ $MAXCDSx = 1x ]; then
+echo cd/single/not_complete $CDDIR/.disk/cd_type
+else
+echo cd/not_complete $CDDIR/.disk/cd_type
+fi
+fi
fi
if [ $NUM_ARCHES -gt 1 ]; then
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if [ -n $KERNEL_PARAMS ]; then
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+ missing ($list, $packages{lc $_}{Recommends},
lc $_, $add_rec);
}
remove_entry(lc $_, $list);
push @{$list}, lc $_;
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+ } elsif ($add_rec) {
+ # depends added successfully, add recommends too
+ missing ($list, $packages{lc $_}{Recommends},
lc $_, $add_rec);
The missing() call should be add_missing(). Sorry
it is important for debian-cd to include recommends
on the CD and DVD by default, to make sure installs from the net and
from CD/DVD behave more the same (ie will install the same packages).
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[Petter Reinholdtsen]
With the graphical installer, I want to replace the logo image at
the top in Debian Edu to use one with the Debian Edu logo and a
picture from a school lab. This patch make it possible, by
repackaging the initrd to insert the replacement image.
Is this patch suited
+ )
+ rm -rf $INITRDDIR
+ fi
+
sed -i s|built on|built $BUILD_DATE; d-i| boot$N/isolinux/f1.txt
if [ -n $KERNEL_PARAMS ]; then
Perhaps this should be part of the normal debian-cd code?
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the first level of recommends are available on
the DVD. :)
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know if it work for you. :)
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[Petter Reinholdtsen]
Yesterday, I figured out a workaround for this, and I wanted to
share the solution with the rest of you, and ask if perhaps the
default behaviour of debian-cd or d-i (hw-detect) should change to
make this workaround unneeded.
Further testing of this fix proved
automatically from the .debs? I want servers with network cards
needing firmware to work with PXE installation. :)
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P.S.: should this be moved to a proper bug?
Yes. Patch for hw-detect submitted in #574116.
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introduced in the future?
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when
firmware debs is in the package list?
CC to debian-edu, to keep us in the loop.
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on the CD if there are any updates. The DVDs are
self-contained and do not use the net to fetch packages, and will thus
use the packages on the DVD.
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[Santiago Garcia Mantinan]
Log:
Start to add armel support.
[...]
+#ifdef ARCH_armel
+initramfs-tools
+busybox
+discover1
What is discover1 used for? Can discover (v2) be used instead?
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Any comments? Any idea how to change debian-cd to make it behave
this way?
I believe this patch solve it. It will first check all the packages
listed in the OR list to see if any of them are already included. If
none of them are included, the first of the acceptable
the package that apt would prefer to install when vim-common is
installed.
Any comments? Any idea how to change debian-cd to make it behave this
way?
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Here is a patch to add a new option LOGOPNG, to replace the g-i logo.
When set, it will repack the initrd to replace the original image.
I tried to just append to initrd.gz, but that did not work, so I ended
up repacking it instead. The patch only work for amd64 and i386 so
far.
I suspect it
[Petter Reinholdtsen]
Here is a patch to add a new option LOGOPNG, to replace the g-i
logo. When set, it will repack the initrd to replace the original
image.
Hm, the testing I did has proven to be insufficient. This patch only
work when executing as root. When running as a normal user
[Petter Reinholdtsen]
Hm, the testing I did has proven to be insufficient. This patch
only work when executing as root. When running as a normal user,
/dev/console and /dev/null is removed from the initrd. So it need
more work.
And here is a patch that work even for non-root builds
[Philip Charles]
popcon does not include all avalaible packages.
OK. I thougth popcon did include all packages. Can you provide a
list of packages not listed in popcon, so I can try to find out why
some packages are missing?
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[Santiago Garcia Mantinan]
Well, I have realised that we've lost all DOS compatibility, we don't have
the install.bat or boot.bat that we used to have, that could easily be
added, but we don't have loadlin.exe on the cd (wasn't there on beta1 cds
already), these two problems could be easily
[Steve McIntyre]
We clearly need to do source DVDs as well.
Regarding source CDs, we should rewrite debian-cd to make sure the
source CDs include the source in the order of the binaries on the
binary CD. This would make it easier for CD distributors to know how
many source CDs they need to keep
[Luís Guilherme Fernandes Pereira]
The result would be a like-standard Debian instalation, with some
differences: the software contained in CD1 and a new option in Tasksel
(marked by default if it's possible) named like CCUEC Software.
I'm not sure if the tasksel method is documented yet.
If
[Bartosz Fenski]
I would use dfs (apt-get install dfsbuild) for that.
Just patch tasksel for your needs, and rest should be easy with dfs.
There are hooks in tasksel now to get it to present custom tasks.
Check the debian-edu source for info on how to do it. I do not
believe it is necessary
[Steve McIntyre]
If we want to get a vaguely useable version of debian-cd into sarge
for the release, we need to do it soon. I'm about to checkin the
couple of tiny changes that I have locally on normal debian-cd. If
anybody else has stuff to go in, do it ASAP please. I'm planning to do
a
[Jan Kesten]
Using ISOLINUX boot-disks image on CD1
/mirror2/debian-cd/tools/boot/sarge/boot-i386: line 184: syntax
error: unexpected end of file
make: *** [/ftp/tmp/sarge-i386/bootable-stamp] Error 2
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My local mirror was synced this morning, debian-cd is the CVS
Have a look
[Petter Reinholdtsen]
OK to commit?
It is now commited, with a small change to make sure DI_CODENAME=sid
uses the data and boot code for sarge (added two symlinks).
This make it possible to make Woody CDs with debian-installer as the
installation system.
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[Colin Watson]
How convenient. I have a tested patch for this one already that I was
meaning to send back:
Thank you. I've commited it to CVS, but haven't generated a new task
list.
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[Jan Kesten]
Any hint's? Or sould I try to build it under sarge/sid instead of my
woody system (but this works quite a long time now...)
I'm able to build on woody. I'm not aware of any issues which should
make debian-cd break on woody.
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[Matt Taggart]
In the process of giving out all these CDs it occurred to me that
Debian could make it easier for people giving out CDs to fulfill
their source obligation(required by some licenses like the GPL) by
creating an ISO image that also contained it's own source.
As far as I know the
[Richard Atterer]
IMHO, definitely - it's been a very long time since I last saw 650
MB media...
It is less then a year ago since debian-edu tried to switch from 650
to 700 MB images, and got reports about CD burners unable to burn the
images. Because of this, debian-edu still make 650 MB
[Dmitry V. Ivanov]
Hello, debian-cd.
How I can create woody's CD with proposed-updates
security-updates? Script debian-cd can't use proposed-updates,
only security... :(
I suspect you will have to patch the build scripts to be able to do
that. Please send the patches here, as I
[Joey Hess]
Maybe it would be good to release debian-cd 2.2.17 soon? It has many
changes for d-i and sarge is getting close to a release.
There was some talk about a rewrite, and the debian-cd maintainer said
he was very busy with other tasks. Perhaps someone should just do an
NMU, or become
[Dmitry V. Ivanov]
Hello, debian-cd.
How I can create woody's CD with proposed-updates
security-updates? Script debian-cd can't use proposed-updates,
only security... :(
I suspect you will have to patch the build scripts to be able to do
that. Please send the patches here, as I
[Joey Hess]
Maybe it would be good to release debian-cd 2.2.17 soon? It has many
changes for d-i and sarge is getting close to a release.
There was some talk about a rewrite, and the debian-cd maintainer said
he was very busy with other tasks. Perhaps someone should just do an
NMU, or become
In the /install folder there is boot.bat startup file which
contains a menu.
This menu calls a program called choise.
Apparently there is no such program in the CD.
If this program should be on the CD, it need to be copied into the CD
by the debian-cd script, and this bug should probably
In the /install folder there is boot.bat startup file which
contains a menu.
This menu calls a program called choise.
Apparently there is no such program in the CD.
If this program should be on the CD, it need to be copied into the CD
by the debian-cd script, and this bug should probably
[John Bro]
I downloaded 3 jigdo iso images (sarge) a week ago,
(using a Florida University mirror (not UF.edu, UCF.edu?)
burnt my cds, tried to install, but
kbd-chooser segfaults
and i can't continue the installation.
This problem should now be solved. Please ask on
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[John Bro]
I downloaded 3 jigdo iso images (sarge) a week ago,
(using a Florida University mirror (not UF.edu, UCF.edu?)
burnt my cds, tried to install, but
kbd-chooser segfaults
and i can't continue the installation.
This problem should now be solved. Please ask on
[Santiago Garcia Mantinan]
Is this good for a commit? Comments?
The modifications look good. But I do suspect you can safely remove
zlib1g, cramfsprogs, dash and initrd-tools from the list of packages,
as these are dependencies for the kernel image, and will be pulled in
automatically.
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Is this good for a commit? Comments?
The modifications look good. But I do suspect you can safely remove
zlib1g, cramfsprogs, dash and initrd-tools from the list of packages,
as these are dependencies for the kernel image, and will be pulled in
automatically.
[johari]
i hope you can send me this answer
Try to rename the file from .raw to .iso, and use any CD burning
software to burn the image. It works for me. :)
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i hope you can send me this answer
Try to rename the file from .raw to .iso, and use any CD burning
software to burn the image. It works for me. :)
[Sergio Costas]
Dear friends of Debian:
First, I'm not sure if this is the e-mail address where I have to
send theses bugs. It's the one I found in the CD page.
This mailing list is about packaging the CDs. There is another
mailing list for developing the installation system,
[EMAIL
[Sergio Costas]
Dear friends of Debian:
First, I'm not sure if this is the e-mail address where I have to
send theses bugs. It's the one I found in the CD page.
This mailing list is about packaging the CDs. There is another
mailing list for developing the installation system,
[EMAIL
[William Sherwin]
So, I looked at the directory of the disc, and I found that vmunix
was missing which, to the best of my knowledge, renders the CD
unbootable.
If you know about the sparc boot process, and is willing to help out
making the sarge CDs work on sparc, I am sure your efforts will
[William Sherwin]
So, I looked at the directory of the disc, and I found that vmunix
was missing which, to the best of my knowledge, renders the CD
unbootable.
If you know about the sparc boot process, and is willing to help out
making the sarge CDs work on sparc, I am sure your efforts will
[Bob Proulx]
So basically with the 2.4.20 and later kernels you need to change
the module name for that driver from eepro100 to e100.
Yes, we know. We are waiting for discover version 2 to be able to fix
this.
BTW: The correct mailing list for discussing the Debian installation
system is
[Bob Proulx]
So basically with the 2.4.20 and later kernels you need to change
the module name for that driver from eepro100 to e100.
Yes, we know. We are waiting for discover version 2 to be able to fix
this.
BTW: The correct mailing list for discussing the Debian installation
system is
[Markus]
Hallo,
Hei.
Dine sjanser for å få et fornuftig svar er større hvis du skriver på
engelsk, da dette er en engelsk-språklig mailingliste.
You chances of getting a sensible reply are better if you use English,
as this is a english-speaking mailing list.
[Joseph Barillari]
does not have the eepro100 (a fairly common ethernet card)
driver. Is there an easy way to build an image that has it? Failing
that, where may I suggest that it be added to the ISO?
I suspect this driver is called e100 now.
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[Fabian Thorns]
Maybe there is someone around who'd like to fix these issues ;-)
Hi. The problem you describe are related to the installation system,
not the content of the CDs. Try to ask on
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[Fabian Thorns]
Maybe there is someone around who'd like to fix these issues ;-)
Hi. The problem you describe are related to the installation system,
not the content of the CDs. Try to ask on
debian-boot@lists.debian.org, where the installation system is
discussed.
[Joseph Barillari]
does not have the eepro100 (a fairly common ethernet card)
driver. Is there an easy way to build an image that has it? Failing
that, where may I suggest that it be added to the ISO?
I suspect this driver is called e100 now.
[Homer Whittaker]
If I build a LFS or BFLS O/S starting off from Debian 3.0, can I use Debian
Source files to download, update, and run apps on LFS via apt-get or dpkg?
Thank you for any information. I am sort of in over my head.
You are over my head too. What is LFS and BFLS?
[Martin Sjögren]
Petter, what forms of hardware detection should be included here? I
put ethdetect in the list, but I'm not sure that's right. Will
hw-detect-full also detect NICs? If so, how do we ensure that
hw-detect-full is run before netcfg?
ethdetect need hw-detect. hw-detect will also
[Petter Reinholdtsen]
Could you change the log script to include the output from 'diff -u'
for each commit. This would give us at least minimum code review.
I changed the commit script for debian-installer. It now uses a
patched version of URL:http://sourceforge.net/projects/cvs-syncmail
[Adam DiCarlo]
Let me know if I got any thing wrong or if you have any problems,
I'm on #debian-boot.
Could you change the log script to include the output from 'diff -u'
for each commit. This would give us at least minimum core review.
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[Adam DiCarlo]
Let me know if I got any thing wrong or if you have any problems,
I'm on #debian-boot.
Could you change the log script to include the output from 'diff -u'
for each commit. This would give us at least minimum core review.
[Frederic Leger]
I use Debian Woody. But I need to create specific release of CD n°1
because I want install Debian with some full automatic scripts.
So, I'm looking for solution for modifying original CD and re-create a
new ISO image. How can I do that ?
Check out the debian-cd package, and
[Frederic Leger]
I use Debian Woody. But I need to create specific release of CD n°1
because I want install Debian with some full automatic scripts.
So, I'm looking for solution for modifying original CD and re-create a
new ISO image. How can I do that ?
Check out the debian-cd package, and
[Martin Sjögren]
I'm trying to get CD installs to work, and right now I can't do ...
anything, really, since libc-udeb is missing, so I'm stuck with the
ultra-reduced libc from the floppy I boot from.
Come to think of it, I don't see why any of the stuff in
main/debian-installer shouldn't
[Toni Viemero]
I tried to boot with compact, bf24 and idepci. No luck.
Isn't the IBM ServeRAID driver compiled into kernelimages?
Try the vanilla kernel. I've successfully installed Woody on a IBM
Netfinity 5500 using the vanilla kernel.
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[Philip Hands]
Yeah, sill me --- discover and a couple of other things were forced on 1
by me, by tacking them onto tasks/forcd1:
discover
kudzu
Why both kudzu and discover? I believe they do the same thing.
The package kudzu-vesa is another monitor detection package. It
contains
[Robert Dodd]
I will work up an idea for a CD cover as I get time (which I have
none right now), and if you like it, fine, if not, say so.
Sounds good. As Ed Street was saying, the current Debian CD artwork
is not too impressive. Any progress in that area will be good. :-)
One thing I would
[Tollef Fog Heen]
I'll commit it once you've tested it.
I've tested the resulting CD it using bochs, and it seem to work just
fine. :-)
Here is the relevant patch for the SECURITY option. I'm not sure if
the change to tools/mirror_check is required, as I have never tried
without it. It
[Carlos Barros]
Yes it is. I built the images but didn't test them. The security section was
included but I don't know if the apt-cdrom recognice it.
It didn't, because the packages are not mentioned in the Packages
file. I believe this patch fixes the problem. I checked that the
updated
[Robert Dodd]
I would like to contribute some artwork to Debian as I have time. Do
you need artwork for the new release or for CD covers? I am a
professional commercial artist and freelance web designer.
Good looking CD covers would be very nice. I remember a few years ago
I looked for some
[Rahmat M. Samik-Ibrahim]
I am not sure if this belongs to debian-cd or debian-user;
please let me know. It is not so clear for me what
/CD/faq/#mailing-list suggests on this issue.
I do not know if we are on the correct mailinglist, but I do have some
comments on your issues.
- debconf: I
The last two days, I've been testing our Debian/Woody-based install
CDs using bochs v1.4.1. This version is the first version capable of
booting the isolinux multiboot CD, and to complete the installation.
It is slow, but for me without a proper test machine, it is better
then nothing. :-)
who:philh
time: Mon Jul 1 12:03:42 PDT 2002
Log Message:
These files get things we don't need (like kernels) off of CD1,
and promotes other things (like kernel-source and the newbie
friendly stuff) onto CD1
I noticed this.
We here in Norway use Debian to make a
[Tollef Fog Heen]
uhm, you aren't guaranteed that. deboostrap installs all the
packages, but not necessarily in the order listed here.
OK. I believe I ran into some problems when I listed packages in the
wrong order, but I could have been mistaken. If the order is
irrelevant, please remove
[Raphael Hertzog]
Please commit it, it looks ok.
Yes, someone please commit it. I do not have write access to CVS. :-)
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[Tollef Fog Heen]
And this is not something for woody, so we'd better commit something
like that later (even if it has no influence yet).
true.
Agreed. We use it on our Woody CDs, as we use debian-installer for
installation, but it have no utility with the current boot-floppies
Here is a patch to fix a few small things with debian-cd.
- Preserve timestamps when copying files into the CDs
- Make sure build.sh can run in -e (stop on error) mode
- Report if packages needed by debootstrap is missing on a CD
- Report how much space is reserved on each CD
- Handle
[Carlos Barros]
Then change:
$file = ( -e $mirror/$filename ) ? $mirror/$filename :
$nonus/$filename;
to:
$file = ( -e $mirror/$filename ) ? $mirror/$filename :
(-e $nonus/$filename) ? $nonus/$filename :
[Carlos Barros]
Looking into the cvs version, I found a couple of mentions of the
security. I did export SECURITY and then, mirror_check failed. I
change some lines in mirror_check and now Im running again...
I'm unable to find documentation on how to use the SECURITY option.
What exactly
[Anthony Towns]
I'm inclined to think the default should be main, and the default if
the --boot-floppies argument is present should be main|local.
I believe this would work just fine for our needs. If the defaults
are this way we would not need to modify boot-floppies to get our
packages
[Raphael Hertzog]
I won't apply this patch since the eltorito multiboot solution is
certainly going to be dropped... the menu it offers is not very
useful compared to isolinux multiboot.
I believe it is better to have bad options documented as such, instead
of leaving it to the users to
[Philip Hands]
OK, attached is the output of cvs diff, wich includes changes for
ISOLINUX as well as my FASTSUMS change, and a tweak so I can skip doing
a mirrorcheck for the Nth time in the day.
Now as the ISOLINUX patch is included in the current CVS version,
could you make a new patch
[Jim Westveer]
LABEL bf24
kernel /install/lin24
append root=/dev/ram ro initrd=bf24.bin ramdisk_size=16384 disksize=1.44
flavor=bf2.4
Do the ramdisk really have to be 16MB? Can it be smaller? 16MB is a
lot for machines with little memory,
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[Raphael Hertzog]
I agree with you. Would you like to commit it ? But please, do the
required changes to CONF.sh and debian/CONF.sh in the same time.
Yes, please commit it. I do not have write access to the CVS. Here
is a new patch including changes to debian/CONF.sh. The same changes
[Philip Charles]
Should list2cds be hacked to include a NOSUGGESTS option?
Possibly. :-) Here is an untested patch.
Index: tools/list2cds
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[Petter Reinholdtsen]
Possibly. :-) Here is an untested patch.
Now it is tested, and it worked just fine. Note that the default
value for NOSUGGESTS is true, not false as with NORECOMMENDS. If I
remember correctly, dselect handles recommends as depends, but ignores
suggests. I thus believe
[Philip Charles]
If I get time I will work out how much space the packages for each task
takes.
I've made such script already. It is not perfect, but it give a
number close to the real value. It currently calculates the disk
space used when installing a task, but it should be easy to modify
[Raphael Hertzog]
Are those files architecture specific ? If yes, do you provide them
for all architectures ?
I believe they are readable by all archs. It is translated messages
in UTF-8 format.
catalogs for everything in $(langs), and i386-specials/mini-iso.sh knows
how to put it onto
[Richard Atterer]
there's still no support in debian-cd for the creation of netinst
images, is there? It would be nice to have something working by the
time we release... :-/
What must be changed? Do you have patches?
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[Chris Lawrence]
I also had to hack my list2cds-cram code to use kilobytes [...]
Is there any plans to make this a standard part of debian-cd? Or at
least include the algorithm in the version in debian-cd?
I don't know Python, so I can't help in the process. :-(
(I assume this is the
[Philip Charles]
If MULTIBOOT=yes is present in Conf.sh, then the first CD is too large.
If it is absent, the the size is OK. MULTIBOOT adds another ~8 MB to the
image size. Caviat, assumes four multiboot options.
A fix could be incorporated into build.sh and build_all.sh.
Something like
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