[12:06] Kamion: you awake? [12:06] mdz: around? [12:06] jdub: yes [12:09] mdz: about #6387, bug to fix for hoary I guess ? [12:09] any idea on how ? mask this tab ? [12:10] seb128: is carlosg going to hate us? [12:10] I don't think he cares if we mask it [12:10] if we break it, perhaps :p [12:11] is there anything on that tab which is not scary? [12:11] hum, in fact I'm messing the 2 tabs [12:11] changing the shell is OK [12:11] the username is on the account one [12:13] mdz, to which bug belongs the gpm patch (for the credits) [12:13] mdz: changing the username field to a non-editable one ? [12:14] ogra: I don't remember [12:14] seb128: that sounds fine to me [12:14] whatever you feel is best [12:15] k === pitti [~martin@dialin-212-144-019-060.arcor-ip.net] has joined #ubuntu-devel === pitti_ [~martin@dialin-212-144-019-060.arcor-ip.net] has joined #ubuntu-devel [12:16] seb128: more changes to users-admin ? [12:16] read #gst [12:17] "Thou shall not 'mv libc-2.3.2.so libc-2.3.2.so.old' in /lib/tls" [12:17] argh [12:18] lol [12:18] hehe [12:19] ouch === Astharot [~isager@host96-161.pool8254.interbusiness.it] has joined #ubuntu-devel [12:28] Hi Astharot [12:28] hi [12:32] pitti: the modification of the POTFILES.in should be part of the i18n patch or of the l10n patch? [12:32] pitti: (I have to add an entry with that file, since it didn't have harcoded strings before) [12:32] pitti: (view-printers.c) [12:32] sivang: i18n [12:32] pitti: k, cool [12:32] pitti: thx [12:37] mdz: what do you think about importing openafs 1.3.74 from debian/experimental into universe, since what's in universe doesn't believe in 2.6 kernels? [12:37] it's not like it breaks anything worse than it already is.... :-) [12:39] lamont_r, hmm, a question of belief ..... [12:39] although 1.3.79 has been released.... [12:39] ogra: will not compile, apparently. or at least doesn't work. [12:39] my afs-bigot friend is asking after it... [12:40] so just let it sync then, its universe, as long as you think it will work *shrug* [12:40] and it's a prereq for getting hoary on my (shared) co-lo box.... [12:40] ogra: oh, no. it panics the kernel occasionally, but it mostly works.... apparently... :-) [12:41] hehe [12:41] I'll put the bigot to work on making a package :-) [12:42] ogra: but do you see any issues with uploading it to universe? When is the universe freeze anyway? [12:42] lamont: when we fixed wiki/MOTUTodo [12:43] lamont_r: :-) [12:43] lamont_r, we call it a "soft" freeze ;) [12:43] ok [12:43] kinda like soft-serve? [12:43] lamont_r, if its required we upload or sync... just trying to avoid unnecessary stuff [12:44] ok. [12:44] lamont_r, dholbach collects a list for elmo syncs currently.... [12:44] I'm going to make him either package 1.3.79, or work with hartmans to update the package in experimental [12:44] ok === zul [~chuck@CPE0006258ec6c2-CM000a73655d0e.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu-devel === Keybuk [~scott@descent.netsplit.com] has joined #ubuntu-devel [12:49] evening [12:49] hi zul [12:49] mdz: now I have a patch that really works; it's more straightforward, too [12:49] hey dholbach === lamont_r wanders off for a couple hours of errands in town. === mroth [~mroth@mroth.user] has joined #ubuntu-devel === Benoni [~liblit@byrd.cs.wisc.edu] has joined #ubuntu-devel === GheRivero [~ghe@81.172.90.90] has joined #ubuntu-devel [12:56] lamont_r: fine with me, if you'll make sure that it builds [12:56] res [12:56] ping jdub [12:56] is anyone able to help me with a package [12:56] http://jasmine.19inch.net/~jr/away/kubuntu/kubuntu-default-settings/kubuntu-default-settings_5.10.01_all.deb [12:56] what's the problem Riddell ? [12:56] doesn't install the files it should install in /etc [12:56] sources? [12:57] same directory [12:57] or deb http://jasmine.19inch.net/~jr/away/kubuntu/ ./ [01:00] Riddell, are you sure it doesn't install files on /etc? [01:01] GheRivero: doesn't seem to for me [01:01] GheRivero: have you installed it? what do you get in /etc/kde-profile/default/share/config/ [01:01] which one exactly I have a lot of them there now [01:01] GheRivero: hi [01:01] night everybody [01:01] clock_panelapplet_kubuntu_rc kdeglobals konqiconviewrc kpersonalizerrc [01:01] kaffeinerc kdesktoprc konquerorrc kwinrc [01:01] kbookmarkrc kickerrc konsolerc [01:01] so it works for you, why doesn't it work for me? [01:02] jdub, did you get sleep? :) [01:02] Riddell, it should be the same [01:02] good night all! [01:02] GheRivero: apart from the mosquitos eating me, yeah ;) [01:02] bye sivan === ogra looks up the word sleep in his dictionary [01:02] night dholbach [01:02] oh yah it summer in australia i keep forgetting [01:03] good night ogra [01:03] night sivang === sivang detaches [01:06] Riddell, did you try purging the package before installing it? [01:07] GheRivero: ah, that fixed it [01:07] thanks === srbaker [~srbaker@blk-222-52-156.eastlink.ca] has joined #ubuntu-devel [01:07] you are welcomed === Fackamato [fackamato@h120n2fls33o1012.telia.com] has joined #ubuntu-devel [01:07] hi [01:08] I have a problem with ubuntu [01:08] this is very strange. [01:08] it's not logical or anything, I don't get it [01:08] #ubuntu [01:08] -devel is for development [01:08] well, I figured you might know more about ubuntu core-things than they do, they pointed me here [01:08] you as in you guys === gabaug [~gabe@216-43-99-149.dsl.mcleodusa.net] has joined #ubuntu-devel [01:09] most of the guys in here hang out on #ubuntu too [01:09] and answer questions there [01:09] this channel is for discussing development of ubuntu [01:10] and me asking stupid development-related questions, of course :) [01:10] let me finish: using fglrx driver, ati card, 2.6.10-k7, i install the driver, i load it, xorg works fine. i reboot, xorg doesn't start, i get this: www.tehjunkyard.net/xorg.log . i modprobe -r fglrx.ko, I copy the fglrx.ko from fglrx package to /lib/modules/kernelversion/kernel/drivers/video/fglrx.ko and modprobe it again. now it works. reboot, doesn't work. I have to rmmod and copy the file again, and it works. [01:10] does ubuntu copy over the file or something? [01:10] the filesizes are the same. [01:10] where do i set up an sftp folder in nautilus like edd points out on his blog? [01:10] guys [01:11] #ubuntu please [01:11] oh, whoops [01:11] Fackamato, if nobody in #ubuntu is answering you, the same people aren't going to answer you here. [01:11] wasabi_: Indeed, there might be more people in here that aren't in #ubuntu though. [01:11] :> [01:13] we'd be in #ubuntu if we were able to help === niran [~niran@lucianus.Stanford.EDU] has joined #ubuntu-devel === niran [~niran@lucianus.Stanford.EDU] has joined #ubuntu-devel [01:17] how does gnome turn on anti-aliasing by default? [01:18] seems you have to make a ~/.fonts.conf === bradb [~bradb@modemcable249.14-130-66.mc.videotron.ca] has joined #ubuntu-devel [01:22] hhe. if debian cuts down to 4 archs, it won't be very useful to me anymore :p [01:24] jdub: what's the status of the cursor changes (#6172)? [01:25] local package has the alternative foo re-added [01:25] is there a waitcondition for uploading it? [01:25] however i'm having a problem with stuff left behind by the old package, or inability to override [01:25] here's what's in my alternative [01:25] sorry, phone [01:26] gar [01:26] okay [01:27] $ update-alternatives --display x-cursor-theme [01:27] x-cursor-theme - status is manual. [01:27] link currently points to /usr/share/themes/Industrial/cursor.theme [01:27] /etc/X11/cursors/core.theme - priority 30 [01:27] /etc/X11/cursors/redglass.theme - priority 20 [01:27] /etc/X11/cursors/whiteglass.theme - priority 20 [01:27] /etc/X11/cursors/handhelds.theme - priority 20 [01:27] Current `best' version is /etc/X11/cursors/core.theme. [01:27] [01:27] thus, [01:27] /etc/alternatives/x-cursor-theme -> /usr/share/themes/Industrial/cursor.theme [01:27] oh, wrong machine [01:27] anyway [01:27] so with current package, i get a Human alternative correctly [01:27] with priority 40 [01:28] but can't find a way to reset the manual alternative (to a file that no longer exists) [01:30] (phone) === azeem_ [~mbanck@socks-out.lrz-muenchen.de] has joined #ubuntu-devel [01:32] jdub: Yo [01:32] jdub: Looks like I'll be joining you in .au [01:32] jdub: can't you update-alternative --something in the old package's .prerm? === mroth [~mroth@mroth.user] has joined #ubuntu-devel [01:40] drmOpenDevice: open result is -1, (No such device) [01:40] drmOpenDevice: open result is -1, (No such device) [01:40] drmOpenDevice: Open failed [01:40] sorry! not here! [01:42] dholbach: that seems impolite [01:43] jdub: but you say it no longer exists? [01:43] g'night [01:43] bye seb128 === sm is now known as sm-afk [01:44] seb128: thanks for uploading [01:44] np [01:44] night seb128 [01:44] fabbione: do you think it will be possible to examine #7258 prior to hoary, or is it too low priority? [01:44] dholbach: there's no guarantee that it doesn't, however === tritium [~rimbert@12-202-90-180.client.insightBB.com] has joined #ubuntu-devel [01:45] jdub: and a rigid update-alternative to whatever you're trying to update the alternative to? maybe a bit impolite too, hm? :-) [01:45] jdub: test it before running update-alternative === rjo [~jordens@rjo.developer.debian] has joined #ubuntu-devel [01:46] i'm sure there is a general or recommended solution to this, i just don't know what it is [01:46] jdub: you can't/shouldn't override a manually-selected alternative; why would you want to? [01:46] using debconf *duck and run away* [01:46] if it's being set to manual when it shouldn't, that probably means you're doing things in the wrong order [01:46] mdz: exactly :-) [01:47] mdz: what's the status of your x-cursor-theme alternative? [01:50] jdub: here its broken [01:50] lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 41 2005-01-31 11:40 x-cursor-theme -> /usr/share/themes/Industrial/cursor.theme [01:50] yep [01:52] jdub: + 1 /etc/X11/cursors/core.theme [01:52] (automatic) [01:52] oh, no it isn't [01:52] mdz: how fresh is your hoary install? [01:52] /etc/alternatives/x-cursor-theme is a broken symlink [01:53] see, i think the old industrial engines package didn't deregister properly or something [01:53] sounds that way [01:53] so a new version of the industrial engines package should fix it === mjg59 swears at HP hardware [01:53] but it doesn't have the cursor theme any more [01:54] but it broke the alternative (we think) [01:54] the old one did, i imagine [01:55] it was replaced with a package from a different source [01:55] what package are we talking about here? [01:55] the one which used to contain themes/Industrial/cursor.theme [01:55] gtk-engines-industrial i guess [01:56] mdz: so [01:56] old gtk2-engines-industrial had the cursor theme [01:56] gtk2-engines-industrial doesn't have any maintainer scripts [01:56] at all [01:57] the new one is from a different source, gtk-engines, not the old, independent industrial source [01:57] yeah, the new one doesn't need any [01:58] what a mess [01:58] this needed to be dealt with much earlier; I didn't realize this was fucked alternatives, rather than just moving files around [01:59] the prerm in the warty version of gtk-industrial-engine looks reasonable [02:00] its postinst is fucked though [02:00] so should the new package have removed the alternative on postinst? [02:00] or should the prerm from the old package have handled it? [02:01] the prerm from the old package should have handled it [02:01] mmm, that's what i had thought [02:02] so, bad hack to check and change in the new ubuntu-artwork package? [02:02] but if there were an error during prerm, it would have called postinst to unwind [02:02] which unconditionally restores the alternative [02:02] I'd recommend fixing it in gtk2-engines-industrial [02:03] if /etc/alternatives/foo is a broken link, and the target is bar, then update-alternatives --auto foo === kylem_ [~kyle@CPE0030ab0b413b-CM023469906297.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu-devel [02:04] who is going to get the job of sorting all the data given by the hardware info report tool [02:05] mdz: and update-alternatives in ubuntu-artwork should only happen on install or upgrade [02:05] mdz: correct? [02:05] jdub: where does ubuntu-artwork enter into it? [02:05] oh, ubuntu-artwork has the new theme [02:05] yes [02:06] ubuntu-artwork should do update-alternatives in postinst (install|upgrade) and prerm (remove) [02:06] (working around upstream screwage) [02:06] I think === kylem_ is now known as kylem [02:06] I always look it up and check examples because I rarely work with alternatives === Fackamato [fackamato@h120n2fls33o1012.telia.com] has left #ubuntu-devel ["Lmnar"] [02:07] I wonder why there isn't a debhelper component for alternatives yet [02:07] hrm [02:07] zenwhen: some cool AI [02:07] the old gtk2-engines-industrial removed the icon cache [02:08] ogra, oh thats cool. It has taken five minutes just gathering data. [02:08] hrm, no, that makes sense here, too [02:08] I hope it works. [02:08] zenwhen, nope [02:08] oh its broken? [02:08] zenwhen, i havent uploaded the code for sending yet [02:08] well it sure looks cool [02:08] :) [02:09] really really professional [02:09] zenwhen, thanks, cross your fingers that it works like it looks too :) [02:09] Hopefully so. I'd like to see Ubuntu call ym video card by name. [02:09] my* [02:09] :) [02:10] zenwhen, that should be ready during the next two days (naming netcard, videocard and probably soundcard) the last one i cant promise though [02:12] sounds awesome [02:27] ogra: ETA for the ubuntu-desktop-ready version? [02:28] wed 23:59 UTC ? [02:29] to late ? [02:32] ogra: we need something in array 7 [02:32] that's the final milestone before RC [02:33] mdz: array 7 was yesterday according to the release schedule [02:33] ogra: no, it's Wednesday [02:34] (according to the release schedule ;-) ) === thully [~thully@30.sub-166-155-137.myvzw.com] has joined #ubuntu-devel [02:34] Just did a clean install from preview CD - hibernate was not set up by default (at least the suspend/resume partition wasn't)? Is this expected? [02:35] thully: only if you didn't create a swap partition [02:35] the resume partition is sawp [02:35] swap. [02:35] it's been repeatedly confirmed to work under a variety of circumstances otherwise [02:36] mdz: ok [02:36] OK - whatabout adding resume= - is that necessary? [02:36] no [02:36] did you actually check whether it worked? resume= is no longer necessary [02:36] mdz: forgot about the 2 day timeshift [02:36] where is that taken care of, then? [02:37] in the kernel, its all setup for you at install [02:37] please just give it a try from the logout menu or gdm and let us know if its !working [02:38] the resume= line is no longer necessary? waoh. should I remove it and test for confirmation? [02:38] so -can you use the ThinkPad hibernate shortcut (Fn+F12) [02:39] theres a really easy way to find out [02:39] try it :) [02:40] I'll go ahead and try it out [02:40] if not: you can reconfigure the keyboard short cuts from the gnome menu [02:40] does anything check that the swap space is >= the amount of memory in the newer install CDs? [02:41] One unrelated question: is it too late to enable autohinter in Hoary, even if just for a whitelist of fonts? [02:41] end-user questions belong in #ubuntu btw [02:41] no - this is a question about system defaults, not how do I enable autohinter [02:42] your last question was not [02:42] you seem fairly determined to spend up development time on simple things you could find out for yourself [02:42] thully: yes, it is absolutely too late, and I already told you that the last time you asked about it [02:43] oh.. and there is the issue of you repeating/cross posting yourself [02:43] which was earlier today [02:44] OK - I think it may have been lostin my e-mail [02:45] good night everyone [02:45] bye dholbach [02:45] bye tseng [02:47] thully: google is your friend === r0ver [~rover@22-246-114-200.fibertel.com.ar] has left #ubuntu-devel [] === dholbach [~daniel@td9091d0d.pool.terralink.de] has left #ubuntu-devel ["Verlassend"] === thully [~thully@115.sub-166-155-150.myvzw.com] has joined #ubuntu-devel [02:55] hi - just tested hibernate - on first boot after install, you can't do it using the keyboard and doing it from GNOME shutdown screen causes the system to hang in the middle of the process [02:55] After rebooting, it works fine using keyboard and GNOME menu === mdke [~matt@mdke.user] has joined #ubuntu-devel [03:07] Just reported it on bugzilla - 7667 [03:07] not sure of the component, so I specified acpi-support === jba [~jba@c211-30-145-155.blktn3.nsw.optusnet.com.au] has joined #ubuntu-devel [03:09] not sure if this is an ubuntu devel question but will ask it here anyway [03:09] is there a reason why every time i run the update manager grub re-writes my menu.lst ? [03:09] and removes my windows entry? [03:10] i don't mind re-entering but it seems like this shouldn't be happening? [03:12] put your windows entry outside the automatically rewritten section === _Clint_ [clint@adsl-69-233-179-235.dsl.pltn13.pacbell.net] has joined #ubuntu-devel === _Clint_ is now known as _Sihouzi_ === _Sihouzi_ is now known as _Clint_ === _Clint_ is now known as Clint [03:21] jdub, aah cool, thanks dude, I did have as the first item (for my wife's sake) [03:21] i'll just have to tell her to pick the last one [03:21] or let it go by default [03:24] mdz: did you want to know that zsh is ftbfs? [03:24] you can make it the first entry by putting it above the automatically rewritten seciton [03:25] and it will be used as the default [03:28] lamont: it'sawhat? [03:29] lamont: my upload changed nothing but changelog and Completion/Unix/Command/_baz [03:29] make[2] : Entering directory `/build/buildd/zsh-4.2.1/obj/Src' [03:29] ../../config.status [03:29] make[2] : ../../config.status: Command not found [03:29] make[2] : *** [mkmakemod.sh] Error 127 [03:29] lamont: and I test-built it before uploading [03:29] did the previous version FTBFS too? [03:29] jdub, i thought i did that alreasym will try again [03:31] mdz: no. [03:31] mdz: you seem to have a special touch. :-( [03:31] Clint: any guesses? [03:32] Completion/Unix/Command/_baz | 4 ++-- [03:32] debian/changelog | 6 ++++++ [03:32] must be some kind of timestamp fuckage [03:33] mdz: there's a very nasty ugly patch on zsh to prevent it from linking the main binary to -lpcre and -lcap. it looks like that got a little fragile [03:33] well, it was fragile to begin with [03:33] so, yes, it's probably timestamp fuckage [03:33] Clint: is there a bat^Wworkaround I can apply? [03:34] if I weren't suffering from extreme sleep-deprivation, I'd say yes [03:35] http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/z/zsh/4.2.1-15ubuntu3/zsh_4.2.1-15ubuntu3_20050314-2238-i386-failed [03:35] there's the full log [03:36] is going to 4.2.4 right out? [03:36] how well-behaved has it been in Debian? [03:36] I don't mind digging a fix out of it if you can give me a hint where to look [03:36] for some reason it's looking at toplevel for config.status, rather than in obj [03:37] ew [03:38] though that makes no sense [03:38] it's the mkmakemod.sh target in Src/Makefile [03:38] mkmakemod.sh: $(dir_top)/config.status mkmakemod.sh.in [03:38] $(dir_top)/../config.status [03:38] mkmakemod.sh.in: mkmakemod.sh.in.in [03:38] $(dir_top)/../config.status [03:38] which makes no sense at all [03:39] it pretty much explicitly tries to go to the parent dir of where it's supposed to be [03:39] that bit of code is the same in 4.2.4-1, interestingly enough === jba [~jba@c211-30-145-155.blktn3.nsw.optusnet.com.au] has left #ubuntu-devel ["Leaving"] [03:40] yeah, I just keep star-merging it along [03:40] it's gruesome [03:40] I seem to break timestampish things sometimes by building on a tmpfs [03:40] Clint: baz probs ? [03:40] which is where I generally build stuff, unless it's like, X or oo.o [03:41] lifeless: well, I can't use baz on that archive [03:41] Clint: why not ? === Sepheebear [~SepheeBea@24-193-111-253.nyc.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu-devel [03:41] lifeless: if I use a revision-library, it chokes to death consistently, and if I don't, it fails in weird and erratic wys [03:41] er, ways [03:42] Clint: thats weird - I'd love to fix that. are you able to spend some time with me identifying the cause ? === netjoined: irc.freenode.net -> orwell.freenode.net === Xof [~mas01cr@158.223.59.22] has joined #ubuntu-devel [03:42] gah, it's re-running autoconf during the build [03:42] that at least I can fix === ogra [~ogra@p508EADDC.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu-devel [03:43] aha! [03:43] lifeless: http://bugs.debian.org/297756 describes the reproducible problem [03:43] though I have no idea why that breaks it [03:43] lifeless: let me know what else you want me to do [03:44] it probably touches something that isn't supposed to be touched === marcin_ant [~marcin@www.e-dev.tele2.pl] has joined #ubuntu-devel [03:44] Clint: whats the url for the archive [03:44] wait [03:44] wtf was autoconf doing in the chroot? [03:45] zsh build-deps on autoconf, growl [03:45] lifeless: http://arch.debian.org/arch/pkg-zsh/current/ [03:45] what the?! [03:45] LAMONT!!! [03:46] Clint: ok, reproduced [03:46] mdz: well, it fixed the build the last time... [03:46] Clint: does it work with tla ? [03:46] * Build-Depend: autoconf [03:46] -- LaMont Jones Fri, 26 Nov 2004 17:36:02 -0700 [03:46] lifeless: nope, same annoying crap [03:47] lifeless: less wordy though [03:47] Clint: ah. betchya its a fuxked tarball [03:47] any quick fix? [03:47] have I mentioned how it's bad to patch files that are built from other files? [03:48] ain't none of my packages meant to be autoreconf'd [03:48] it's fine as long as the build process doesn't try to magically generated them [03:48] the fucker [03:48] right. [03:49] sorry but someone has 'edited' the archive. [03:49] mdz: and the file in question when I added autoconf was deep in a twisty maze [03:49] its corrupt and must be discarded or manually repaired. [03:49] Clint: if you look in the tarball, you'll see that it has a patch log for "\{arch\}/zsh/zsh--upstream/zsh--upstream--4.1.1/schizo\@debian.org--2004--pkg-zsh/patch-log/base-0" [03:49] how do I figure out what needs repairing? [03:49] is there a non-ubuntuized kernel source package? I'm trying to modify some debian Xen packages to work, but doesn't look like there's a vanilla pkg... should I back out the ubuntu patches, or am I wrong? [03:49] lamont: are you saying that regenerating autoconf during the build was intentional? [03:49] rather than working around the fact that the build wanted to do it? [03:50] what this means is that the archive /really is/ schizo\@debian.org--2004--pkg-zsh and the branch really is zsh--upstream--4.1.1 [03:50] lifeless: so I should remove it? [03:50] someone has edited the 'name' meta-info file. [03:50] http://people.ubuntu.com/~scott/ongoing-merge/zsh/zsh_ubuntu.debdiff [03:50] ugh [03:50] looks pretty innocent [03:50] now the question is - are the later commits to the same archive *also* for schizo\@debian.org--2004--pkg-zsh ? [03:51] if they ALL ARE. then its easy: put the name back were it should be. [03:51] lifeless: no [03:51] if there are mixed commits, then you need to: [03:51] 1) decide on the archive name [03:51] 2) unpack the base-0 and edit the log, and all metadata to be what you want it to be [03:51] 3) repack it [03:51] lifeless: please note. I've never done anything this evil to arch. :-) [03:51] 4) repeat on every changeset after that. [03:52] schweeb: there is an Ubuntu package, a Debian package, and a vanilla tarball from upstream; they are all distinct [03:52] lifeless: great, thanks [03:52] goerzen wrote a shell script to do this. I don't know how robust it is. [03:52] you'll then need to find every mirror of the archive in existence and get them to zap them selves and start over. [03:53] whoever edited 'name' should be tied up and whipped. right after the designer of a non-self-documenting archive format susceptible to this. [03:53] lamont: let me know if ubuntu15 does better [03:53] after you fix this, it should work just fine. [03:53] mdz: wilco [03:53] lamont: I mean 15ubuntu4 [03:54] Clint: also, be sure to nuke ~/.arch-cache/archives/zsh\@packages.debian.org--pkg-zsh [03:54] right [03:54] Clint: talk to lamont about what to nuke when you change history ;) [03:54] Preconfiguring packages ... [03:54]