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LaserJockogra: I found the problem12:09
LaserJockogra: there is a wrapper script. I just isn't installed into the deb12:09
ogragah12:10
ogramy mistake then12:10
LaserJockogra: but there needs to be some symlinks (it expects everything in /usr/lib/squeak/ and we install in /usr/share/squeak/)12:11
ograjust change the script ? i dont think its upstream ... 12:11
ogramy packages were based on some guadalinex sourcepackages ...12:12
LaserJockapparently the script is pretty popular12:13
ograbut why should we add unecessary symlinks ? 12:15
ograchange the location of the target then ? 12:15
ograi.e. lets just install to /usr/lib ...12:16
LaserJockjust a sec, I think the script is created by ./configure so I'm not entirely sure how to switch it12:16
LaserJockogra: we could do that too12:16
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ograif there is no policy violation through installing to /usr/lib ... (which i doubt) ...12:17
LaserJockogra: initsqueak is created by ./configure so I think it would be better to symlink or change install targets12:29
ogralets change targets then 12:31
ograthere is no danger that we clash with debian any day before apple is broke12:32
LaserJocklol12:32
ograand i think the upstream code didnt change since ages, did it ? 12:33
LaserJockI don't think so12:33
LaserJockbut now I got #squeak arguing about inisqueak so...12:33
ograheh12:34
LaserJocksee inisqueak is ok from CLI12:34
LaserJockbut as far as putting something in the menu, it isn't so good12:34
LaserJocksomebody over there has a little zenity script but I'm not sure if that is a great solution either12:35
ograit needs to check if the user has a writable image ... if so, it should start the vm ... if not, it should create a default image ...12:35
ogradoesnt it do that ? 12:35
ograwhy should zenity be needed ?12:35
LaserJockit copies the default image to `pwd` if one isn't found12:36
ograi dont see any need for user interaction ... 12:36
LaserJockwhat would `pwd` be for a menu item?12:36
ograand i dont see why we shouldnt be able to run it from a .desktop file12:36
ogracd ~ && inisqueak ?12:37
LaserJockyeah, that was just what was suggested in #squeak12:37
ograbut i think you can make it a lot more elegant ...12:37
LaserJockis a .desktop file installed?12:37
LaserJockI didn't see one offhand12:38
ograiirc there is an option in the xdg spec for the working dir12:38
ograit should at least be in the source 12:38
LaserJockok, so here is what I'll do. I'll fix the targets to put .changes .image and .sources in /usr/lib/squeak and then make sure a .desktop is installed that runs inisqueak12:39
LaserJockogra: I think Path might work in the .desktop12:43
LaserJockI think I can also get rid of /etc/alternatives stuff in squeak-image since alternatives are essentially handles by inisqueak12:46
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iGotNoTimeogra are you here?01:29
iGotNoTimeI just was at this page: https://wiki.edubuntu.org/EdubuntuWiki and at the bottom it says....01:30
iGotNoTime Edubuntu 5.10   ogra is the lead person01:30
iGotNoTimeI feel so bad about asking for so much help from someone sooooo far ahead of what I could ever do with Linux, just wanted to say I appreciate the help you gave me and the time01:31
ograthats been an old spec 01:31
iGotNoTimejust a thank you :)01:31
ograi should just lead the development on it ...01:31
ogra:)01:31
ograactually i didnt know that page still exists :)01:32
iGotNoTimeyeah it was the main :D01:32
ograit was the frontpage when we started and had a separate wiki01:32
ograoh, its still linked as the frontpage from the website :) i didnt know that 01:34
iGotNoTimehonored you are :D01:35
iGotNoTimeI have a suggestion... It took me forever to find how to add a "start-up program", maybe that could be in it's own menu dialogue rather than under sessions?01:37
iGotNoTimeUnless you are looking to avoid the Windows feel :P01:38
iGotNoTimejust a suggestion from a guy with XP still very fresh in his head :)01:38
ograthere is an easier way :)01:39
ograjust save your session ...01:39
ogra(alt-f2 and type gnome-session-save)01:39
iGotNoTimeI am scared how much temp space it would take to do that :)01:40
ograit will then start up whats currently running01:40
ogranone at all 01:40
iGotNoTimeI never reboot anyway, just a thought for those who do01:40
iGotNoTimethat's very cool :)01:40
ograit just saves a list of the currently running programs and their open files ... 01:41
ograand restores the session to match that list 01:41
iGotNoTimeI do actually save session on my laptop, but I have issues with it so I don't use now01:41
iGotNoTimethe fan does not work with edubuntu LOL01:41
iGotNoTimeI could cook eggs on it01:41
ograwhats that for a laptop ? 01:42
iGotNoTimeAveratec 3200 series01:42
iGotNoTimeI think 325001:42
ograamd64 ? 01:42
iGotNoTimeno big deal, I just run it for no more than 10 minutes these days because of it :)01:42
ograor i38601:42
iGotNoTimeit is AMD but I don't know what chip01:43
ograbut its clearly a bug ...01:43
iGotNoTimecould just be my brand01:43
iGotNoTimeI am not blaming edubuntu :)01:43
ograunless you have an amd64 and run the i386 version on it01:43
ograblame edubuntu ... 01:43
iGotNoTimeedubuntu is too cute to blame for anything bad :D01:43
ograits supposed to work and should be fixed :)01:44
iGotNoTimeI had a nightmare experience with CentOS a couple weeks ago01:44
iGotNoTimecompletely crashed my bios01:44
iGotNoTimehad to buy a new motherboard01:44
ograhow that ? 01:44
iGotNoTimeI don't know01:44
iGotNoTimeI never would have thought a distro could do anything like that01:45
iGotNoTimeI always had to flash my bios before01:45
iGotNoTimecouldn't re-flash this one because bios is not public yet01:45
iGotNoTimeso here it sits01:45
iGotNoTimethey said in IRC they have seen it before01:45
iGotNoTimecrazy01:46
iGotNoTimeanyway I am back to the wiki :)01:46
iGotNoTimehave a great night :)01:46
ogranight :)01:55
LaserJockogra: ok, I actually found a shell script from Lex Spoon that does exactly what we want01:58
ogracool01:58
ogradid you get my last messages before my line dropped ?01:58
ogra<ogra> iirc there is an option in the xdg spec for the working dir01:59
ogra<ogra> it should at least be in the source 01:59
ogra<ogra> the .desktop file is in the linex dir in squeak-vm01:59
LaserJockyeah, I found the .desktop01:59
ograthere is also an inisqueak (called just squeak)01:59
LaserJockbut inisqueak is interactive so it put me in an infinite loop :-)01:59
ograsadly its spanish ... 02:00
ograand my spanish is nonexistent :)02:00
LaserJockbut this script I found really does the same thing but better, for now02:00
ograyep02:00
ograthe linex one is pretty evil 02:00
ograensuredir()02:01
ogra{02:01
ogra  if [ ! -d "${1}" ]  ; then02:01
ogra    if mkdir "${1}" ; then02:01
ogra        echo squeak: Creado ${1}02:01
ogra        if [ -d $GNOME_DESKTOP ] ; then02:01
ogra                cp /usr/share/applications/squeak.desktop $GNOME_DESKTOP/02:01
ogra        fi02:01
ogra    else02:01
ogra      echo squeak: <A1>No se ha podido crear ${1}!02:01
ogra    fi02:01
ogra  fi02:01
LaserJockthe inisqueak script is good for installing multiple versions because it asks you which .image you want to install02:01
ogra}02:01
ograit copies the .desktop file on your desktop if its not there yet ...02:01
ograif you delete it and start suqeak, it will reappear02:02
LaserJockok, so to make squeak working we can install this script to /usr/bin/squeak and have squeak-image02:03
ograyep02:04
LaserJockok, I'll have it done shortly02:04
iGotNoTimeI have a noob question.... some programs start in usr/bin/ and some start from usr/share/02:19
iGotNoTimewhat's the difference?02:19
iGotNoTimeFor example Gdesklets is in /usr/bin/ yet Asterisk is in /usr/share/02:21
iGotNoTimeoops just double-checking I meant sbin not share :P02:22
Sergi0 /share are alot of stuf data for the programs, normaly the executable should be in /usr/bin02:23
Sergi0sbin if system task, a normal user would need them, sudo or root does use them02:23
iGotNoTimeok02:24
Sergi0a normal user would not need them :P02:24
Sergi0bad typo :)02:24
iGotNoTimeso more like system utilities and such?02:24
Sergi0yup02:24
iGotNoTimeok02:25
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iGotNoTimeAnyone know the TFTP default root directory in edubuntu?08:13
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JaneWHere's a feature we DON'T need for Edubuntu  http://www.boreme.com/boreme/funny-2002/paperclip-p1.php09:48
Burgundaviahttp://www.nongnu.org/pyscitrivia/howto.html09:48
Burgundaviahmm, looks nifty09:48
Burgundaviatoo bad it needs pygame09:49
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vandenoeverhello, yesterday i posted a msg to the mailing list09:53
vandenoeverit's awaiting moderation09:53
vandenoeverdoes that usually take long?09:53
BurgundaviaJaneW: it might be smart to register edubuntu.com09:54
Burgundaviaoh, wait, nev mind09:54
Burgundaviaogra: you awake?09:57
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jamey2my college is interested in setting up an edubuntu/ubuntu network, can someone please advise me on a few things?10:01
Burgundaviajamey2: shoot. I might be able to answer10:01
jamey2thanks10:02
jamey2ok, well our first worry is how the servers will work... how do multiple servers work together, and what sort of spec will we need?10:02
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Burgundaviajamey2: there are a number of ways, but I understand quite well. I am not the expert on this10:03
jamey2i've been reading on the wikis, it seems they recommend a base of 256 mb + about 50 mb per client10:03
jamey2but then other sites recommend varying amounts of RAM per client10:03
jamey2what do you think?10:03
Burgundaviaedubunt is a little bit heavier than some other ltsp, from what I understand10:04
jamey2ah ok, i see10:04
BurgundaviaI think our recommendation is 128 per client10:04
jamey2woah10:04
Burgundavialet me just find10:04
jamey2right... that means 256 + (128 * 250)... 32256 mb10:05
jamey2ok10:05
Burgundaviaok, Edubuntu documentation is a mess10:06
jamey2yeah it's a bit disorganized10:06
Burgundaviajamey2: anyway, what other questions did you have?10:06
jamey2how do the servers work together?10:06
jamey2i've searched a while but can't find much on multiple servers under ltsp/*ubuntu10:07
BurgundaviaI believe it is possible, but to be honest, I am not certain how, nor can I point you at a doc10:08
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jamey2ok thanks anyway10:08
jamey2i do have another question: how do you find edubuntu for education in general?10:09
Burgundaviagood and getting better10:09
jamey2great10:10
Burgundaviathe current stable release is first release, with a few kinks10:10
jamey2brill10:10
Burgundavias/is/is a10:10
Burgundaviaour next stable release is on July 1st10:10
Burgundaviathis next release will be supported for 3 years10:10
ograBurgundavia, we're not clear about that yet for edubuntu .10:11
Burgundaviaogra: oh?10:11
ograsince we say server distros are supported 5 years 10:11
jamey2ah10:11
ograand edubuntu defaults to a server install10:11
jamey2ogra, do you have in idea about multiple server configs?10:11
ograbut its not a classic server 10:11
Burgundaviano10:12
Burgundaviaeffectively, that would mean supporting gnome for 5 years10:12
ograjamey2, you maen clustering like openmosix etc ? 10:12
jamey2um, not exactly10:12
jamey2i've read on a few pages that you can simply have multiple ltsp/edubuntu servers which spread the load10:12
ograjust a bootserver and an appserver then ? 10:12
jamey2ah yeah10:12
jamey2well i thought one would be the file server, the rest app servers or something?10:13
ograwe use simple ssh tunnels to forward the display, so every machine with a ssh server and some kind of desktop installed can be a server10:13
ograyou could then also split out the booting to a separate server (which likely makes no sense) 10:14
ograand add a nfs server with home dirs10:14
jamey2i see10:14
ograin principle you can split ltsp into one server per task if you really want that 10:16
ografor real clustering you should talk to neuralis, he experimented a lot with openssi 10:17
ograhe's usually in #ltsp10:17
jamey2i'm talking to him now :)10:17
ograoh, i see10:17
ograheh10:17
jamey2sorry for sounding so naive, but what i meant is...10:18
ograwasnt in that tab today yet :)10:18
Burgundaviaogra: have we ever considered pygame?10:18
ograBurgundavia, dont we ship it in the ubuntu default install already ?10:18
jamey2we have a large college with 250 machines spread out over a large area but all on the same subnet. we want any student to be able to login from any terminal and get their home dir /apps10:18
Burgundaviaogra: universe10:18
ograah10:19
jamey2so would a nfs server with the home dirs work, and does edubuntu/ltsp deal with this config?10:19
ogramost likely nobody stepped up to support it for main yet ...10:19
jamey2sorry for all the questions10:19
Burgundaviaogra: it would mean pulling more of sdl in10:19
ogranot out of the box, you'll need some tweaking10:19
ograBurgundavia, yep ... i doubt pitti would be happy10:20
ograbut it shouldnt be to hard to achieve that 10:20
Burgundaviajamey2: no questions means nobody is using edubuntu, so questions are good :)10:20
ogra(i.e. likely only an entry in the clients fstab)10:20
ograsince i'm currently the walking documentation for ubuntu ltsp (dont let me get hit by a bus) ... go and ask ;)10:21
ogras/go/go on/10:21
Burgundaviahttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/PythonEduLab <-- lets make pitti tear his hair out for dapper+1 :)10:22
ograthe title sounds suspicious like a jelkner thing ...10:23
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Burgundaviait is10:23
highvoltageogra: does nexenta contain all the packages that ubuntu does10:24
ogralol10:24
highvoltage?10:24
Burgundaviahighvoltage: mostly10:24
highvoltage(hi, btw)10:24
ograhighvoltage, i'd guess so, yes10:24
ograas far as they compile10:24
highvoltageBurgundavia: would you be able to do a apt-get install edubuntu-desktop in nexenta?10:24
Burgundaviahighvoltage: don't know if they do the meta packages10:24
ograhighvoltage, you would if they did :)10:24
highvoltageogra: what do you mean?10:25
Burgundaviawxwidgets, pygame, sdl, where does the crack stop?10:25
ograBurgundavia, ask jelkner :)10:25
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highvoltageBurgundavia: hollywood, baby10:25
ograhighvoltage, you would be able to install edubuntu on nexenta if they would build it 10:26
highvoltageok.10:26
ograwe'll have our own sparc port soon, then ltsp will work on sparc and we'll have edubuntu on sparc ...10:26
ogra(dapper+1)10:26
Burgundaviais sparc going official for dapper+1?10:28
ograi think so ...10:29
ograbut there is nothing final yet10:29
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BurgundaviaI should be in Germany in July, so we can chat more then10:29
ograi'm not sure if *i* am in germany in july ...10:33
Burgundaviawhy not?10:33
ograwe'll pretty sure not have our conference her 10:33
ograe10:33
Burgundaviaoh10:33
Burgundaviawhile silly people are kicking around a silly black and white ball?10:33
ograsoccer championship starts mid june10:33
ograi rather hide from that :)10:34
Burgundaviait is a real shame that schoolforge is basically dead10:35
highvoltage:(10:41
Burgundaviaas is seul/edu10:42
Burgundaviain fact, I think the most active educational stuff in Linux has been centered around ltsp10:42
spaceymhz had some educational content ideas as well10:43
spaceybut i didn't read anything about it after he proposed it10:43
BurgundaviaI wish I had more time in the day10:43
spaceyyeah10:43
spaceyor my lifespan would be longer10:44
spaceyor need less sleep :P10:44
spaceyno time !:P10:44
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jsgotangcoBurgundavia: that's not a silly black and white ball :P10:49
jsgotangcotrying to hit a puck with a stick is much sillier :P10:49
BurgundaviaI was arguing about a silly b/w ball, nothing to do with another silly sport involving a puck10:50
ograBurgundavia, schoolforge dead ?10:51
ograwhat makes you think that ? 10:51
Burgundaviaogra: the app list is barely maintained and hideous10:52
jsgotangcowell 3/4 of the world beg to differ on the b/w ball heh10:52
Burgundaviaonly because it takes less equipment to play10:52
ograBurgundavia, that might be true, but schoolforge itself was at least alive in january 10:52
ogra(i met one of the guys at a conference)10:52
Burgundaviawhich conference?10:53
ograa thin from the EU10:53
ogra*thing10:53
Burgundaviahttp://www.schoolforge.net/ <-- this schoolforge?10:53
ograyes10:53
JaneWguys, we have been asked what text we would like on the edubuntu CD covers...?10:53
ograoh, do we ? 10:54
highvoltage:)10:54
jsgotangcowith a dragon yin yang tatoo10:54
Burgundavia"this computer will cause your teacher to be happy. Use with caution"10:54
highvoltageJaneW: what about updating the text that were on the old covers?10:54
ograif anyone is fond of helping to test flight-6, its due for today10:54
jsgotangcoohhh10:55
jsgotangcoshould i grab an image?10:55
highvoltagekewl10:55
ograyeah, grab it :)10:55
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pips1ogra, there is  http://www.schoolforge.net/ and http://schoolforge.org.uk/ . The latter is maintained by John Ingleby who we met in London :-)10:56
jsgotangcoshold i get the currend daily?10:56
Burgundaviapips1: the former is still active, but appears to be US oriented10:56
ograpips1, ahh, then i muddled them 10:56
ograBurgundavia, i meant .co.uk10:57
pips1org.uk ;-)10:57
ograerr, yes10:57
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ogrado they also need their own namespace on the internt ? 10:58
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JaneWwe had this for the CDs before (unofficial) https://wiki.edubuntu.org/EdubuntuCdLabelAndSlip10:59
Burgundaviawell, good night. I need to sleep10:59
ogranight Burgundavia 11:00
ograJaneW, we should adjust that a bit, but i think its still fine11:00
JaneWogra: I think so too11:01
JaneWogra: think we should list some of the applications and uses?11:02
highvoltagenight Burgundavia 11:02
jsgotangcoprobably the more obvious ones11:02
ograJaneW, i woldnt ... the app selection slowly starts to differ between the arches due to our space problems11:03
highvoltageJaneW: there was another cd slip too, wasn't there? or was that Ubuntu11:04
highvoltageJaneW: i remember seeing a nice edubuntu one with a breezy badger on it11:05
JaneWhighvoltage: no that was never official or accepted11:06
JaneWit was created by Sebastein Loss11:06
JaneWhe put a huge amount of effort in and I was a bit annoyed that none of his stuff was used11:07
JaneWor even acknowledged as far as I know11:07
highvoltagei've always liked his stuff. i feel a bit bad that his stuff wan't used either, but as far as i can recall, it was just because no printed cd's were planned?11:09
highvoltageJaneW: i loved his design though11:09
highvoltage(still do)11:09
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ograok, i386 live seems good ...11:13
jsgotangcocrickey so i get to test amd64 for edubuntu flight 6 jeez11:13
ograyeah11:14
jsgotangcook 1 hour to go11:14
JaneWogra: did you see silb's message for edubuntu artwork links?11:15
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highvoltageogra: is this the flight 6 cd? http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/daily/current/dapper-install-i386.iso11:17
jsgotangcoim getting the current as well11:18
jsgotangcowell that's the candidate for flight 611:18
ograhighvoltage, yep11:19
ogralive will likely se a rebuild to get the latest network-manager in11:19
pips1ogra, the header info still says MEETING: March 15 at 12:00 UTC instead of March 29 12:00 UTC ... also, I just realised that in Europe, we now have +2 hours off-set from UTC, because of daylight saving time...11:58
ografeel free to chane :)11:59
ogra*change11:59
ograthe topic isnt locked11:59
ograJaneW, according to silbs request, we'll likely have another text it seems12:03
JaneWogra: huh?12:03
JaneWogra: she sent me a mail asking for CD civer text, which I replied to12:03
ograJaneW, see her last mail12:03
JaneWogra: now she wants install instructions12:04
JaneWand min specs12:04
ograyes12:04
ograthe'll fill the cover already 12:04
JaneWogra: can you respond12:04
JaneWto make sure it's correct12:04
ograyep12:04
JaneWthanks12:04
JaneWbe consise!12:04
ograwaiting for your reply to hit my inbox ...12:05
ogrameh, install CDs need a rebuild too12:05
JaneWogra: I'll fwd12:06
JaneWthe first mail didn;t have you CCed12:06
ograah, k12:06
ograthen it gets hard to check :)12:06
ograJaneW, dont we also offer commercial support as well ? 12:10
JaneWogra: er, I donlt know, not officially yet afaik12:11
JaneWbut I am sure we would/could if there was demand12:11
ograwe have a special http://www.ubuntu.com/support/supportoptions/paidsupport talks about "Cluster and Thin Client Support"12:12
ogra*special offer12:12
JaneWoic12:15
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ograjsgotangco, the kbd-chooser changes were forgotten ... you might have probs installing with a non english keyboard12:23
ogra(there is a CD rebuild pending)12:23
jsgotangcoits ok i'll test it on an en_us keyboard12:23
jsgotangcothe only non-us keyboard i have here are my 2 laptops12:23
ograand live is missing the latest artwork ...12:23
jsgotangcooh not that much of an issue then12:24
ograthanks to a rebuild of the complete KDE world ...12:24
jsgotangcoexcept the kbd12:24
jsgotangcoweee12:24
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Bluekujaajonathan?01:45
JaneW**Reminder** Edubuntu meeting in #ubuntu-meeting in 12 mins01:48
Bluekujaayeah i remember it :)01:49
Bluekujaai will arrive 5 minutes later01:49
Bluekujaa;)01:49
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highvoltagei'm here i'm here i'm here!01:55
highvoltagegeez, traffic is dense, and i'm in time for the meeting :)01:55
ograarent you using gprs anyway ? 01:56
ograyou could do it from a traffic jam :)01:56
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highvoltageogra: i've used IRC on gprs from my laptop while driving before, it won't be the first :)01:57
highvoltage(although right now i'm at work with nice, free bandwidth)01:57
ograheh01:57
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bobulatorafternoon, it's all gone a bit wrong. i did a fresh flight 5 install, and im getting 'Error 17: CAnnot mount selected partition' any ideas?03:04
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ograbobulator, looks like a BIOS issue, set the acess mode for your disk to LBA03:06
bobulatorogra, hmm do you know what section thats in? i cant see it... brb03:08
ograno idea ... anywhere in the HD settings of the BIOS03:08
bobulatork03:10
bobulatorogra, ah got it, LBA mode is on. just checking... i put GRUB on the main partition of the system drive (its not asked me that question before, incidentally). and it also says it cant read the filesystem type03:13
ograerr, you need to put GRUB into the MBR, unless you already have a bootloader03:14
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bobulatorwheres the MBR?03:15
bobulatorits jsut odd its not asked me where to put it before...03:15
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bobulatorwhere should i be installing grub then if not on the main partition?03:19
highvoltagebobulator: MBR is your master boot record03:19
highvoltageit's located at the beginning of the disk, it's where your bios looks for information about your bootloader03:19
highvoltageif your hard disk is /dev/sda, then specifying /dev/sda as your location to install grub will install it to MBR03:20
bobulatorok... i think thats what i did though.03:20
highvoltageif you specify a partition, such as /dev/sda1, then it won't write to your MBR, which is useful for dual-booting.03:20
bobulatormaybe i did /dev/hde1, would that mess it up?03:20
bobulatorahhhh03:20
highvoltage'mess up' is perhaps a strong word03:21
bobulatordo you think thats my problem? im getting "Error 17: CAnnot mount selected partition"03:21
highvoltageyou could chroot into your installation and do a 'sudo grub-install /dev/hde' and it could re-install it on MBR03:21
bobulatorand the grub thing was the only thing in the install process i was unsure of03:21
highvoltagei don't know, it's possible, though.03:22
bobulatorok :)03:22
bobulatorhmm how can i chroot into a half installed system though? methinks i need to start again... argh03:22
bobulatorit wont let me ssh in anyway03:23
ograhighvoltage, pfft ... 03:23
ogra"<highvoltage> you could chroot into your installation and do a 'sudo grub-install /dev/hde' and it could re-install it on MBR"03:23
ograthe CD has a rescue mode ...03:23
ograwith an option to fix the grub install ;)03:23
highvoltageah, right! sorry, i'm a bit old school.03:23
bobulatorah ok :D03:23
ograyou just select it :)03:23
bobulatorthats the kind of answer i wanted ;) haha03:23
highvoltagebobulator: yes, use the nice, shiny rescue mode.03:24
highvoltage:)03:24
bobulatorthe new install screen is pretty, btw03:24
ogra(needs testing as well :) )03:24
bobulatoryeah theres some weird ggraphics glitch when it loads the progress bar, but i dont think it really matters...03:24
highvoltagebobulator: you have an intel extreme 2 display card? i've seen something similar to that before.03:26
bobulatorits an ati something something03:26
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bobulatormack 64 II+ extra blah blah03:26
bobulatorogra, hmm ok, its giving me a choice of devices to use as a root file system, and i have no idea which is which... its listing them as /dev/disk/03:27
ograwow, mach 64 is ancient03:27
bobulatorhmm ill double check when it boots03:27
ograchoose the MBR of your first disk ...03:28
ogra(not a partition)03:28
bobulatorthe options are all in the form /discx /partx03:28
bobulatorso maybe /disc0/part1?03:29
bobulatorthat sounds like a partition though03:29
highvoltagebobulator: what does your bios boot from? /dev/hda?03:30
bobulatorhde03:30
highvoltagebobulator: then i suggest you try /dev/hde03:31
bobulatorfor some reason, even though its on IDE003:31
bobulatorthats not an option03:31
highvoltagewhat are your options?03:31
bobulatorthe options are... /dev/disks/disc0/part1 part2 part5, and /dev/disks/disk1/part1 part2 part5, or dev/disks/disk2/part103:31
bobulatoroh god im being an idiot this is just asking me what i want to use as my rtoot file system03:32
bobulatorargh03:32
highvoltagehehe :)03:32
bobulatorhmm although, theres no option to reinstall grub if i do select one?03:33
bobulatorthe options are... 'execute a shell in /dev/disks/...,' 'execute a shell in the installer environment', 'choose a diff root file system'03:33
highvoltagei don't know, let me boot from edubuntu CD and check...03:34
bobulatorcool :)03:34
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highvoltagebobulator: did you choose "Re-install GRUB bootloader"?03:39
highvoltageyou are then given a field where you can type in the device03:39
bobulatorthere was no option for that03:41
bobulatorhmm03:41
bobulatorill try again03:41
bobulatorif i go back a bit i can get to 'install the grub boot loader' but theres no 'reinstall' option03:41
bobulatorill reset anwyay03:41
bobulatorhighvoltage, yup ok, so the first option is what to use as a root file system, probably disc0/part1 right?03:44
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bobulatorahhhhh03:45
bobulatorok the drives are back to front, that explains it03:45
bobulatorhighvoltage, still doesnt work :p03:47
highvoltage:/03:48
bobulatoris there any equivalant of df in grub so i can double check the disks?03:48
ograalt-f2 03:48
bobulatordoesnt do antyhing? :S03:49
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JaneWgah, I am sick again :(03:51
jsgotangcohey03:52
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JaneWhey jsgotangco 03:52
jsgotangcoyou need ubuntu soup03:52
jsgotangcoJaneW: i hope everything is well on your side03:52
JaneWI am half way through the mailing list mail to jdub and am stuck03:52
JaneWdo we want everyone subscribed to both?03:52
jsgotangcoerr03:52
jsgotangcoyou need another list?03:52
bobulatorogra, highvoltage: maybe i should get the latest breezy install then update it manually?03:52
JaneWI have had som many conflicting opinions and requests that I don't know anymore03:53
PygiJaneW: bah, no good :-/03:54
highvoltageJaneW: i think we should get everyone who's currenlty on -devel on -users03:54
ograJaneW, yes !03:54
JaneWso can I asked for e-devel + e-users and subscribe everyone to both and they can unsub at will?03:54
highvoltageJaneW: after that, people can subscribe/re-subscribe as they please03:54
JaneWit's around 380 ppl03:54
highvoltagectrl+c, ctrl+v :)03:55
ograJaneW, we want them on both, quote me on that and send complaints to me 03:55
JaneWok deal !03:55
JaneW:)03:55
ogra:)03:55
highvoltage:)03:55
Pygi:)03:55
ograok, next i386 testinstall running 03:56
ograthat really sucks, i had to cancel some appointments this afternoon, the CDs were ready this morning :(03:56
JaneWok sent03:56
Pygiogra: huh :-/03:56
ograbut now it looks like another nightshift ...03:57
highvoltage:(03:57
ograPygi, shit happens03:57
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Pygiogra: what happened exactly? (except me and "my" patch ) ^_^03:58
ograyou and your patch 03:58
ograand a bug in the kdb-chooser of the install Cd03:58
Pygio joy :'(03:58
Pygisorry for that ogra :-//03:58
ograPygi, its ok ...03:58
Pyginah, it's not really :-/03:59
ograwould have been my first CD set where everything work flawless03:59
ograit never happens :)03:59
jsgotangcohmm03:59
jsgotangcoogra: well for consolation, amd64 installed nicely03:59
highvoltageanyone seen mhz around lately?03:59
Pygiogra: yes, but this time It's my fault :-P03:59
ograjsgotangco, what keymap ? 03:59
jsgotangcoUS03:59
ograheh, ok03:59
ograall others are buggy on your version :)04:00
jsgotangcomeh04:00
ograthe fix went in after you downloaded ...04:00
jsgotangcoit seems even n-m isn't working04:00
Pygijsgotangco: ok, what is the problem with n-m this time?04:01
ogranope, and i dont understand the reason behind switching to 0.6.x on the current CD ... its known to be broken and in flux 04:01
Pygiogra: actually, drivers and wpasupplicant is more broken that n-m itself04:02
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bobulatorhelp :( ive triple checked everything and i cant work out whats wrong at allll. im gonna install breezy and update unless anyone has any better ideas...04:02
jsgotangcobobulator: what exactly is the problem? i have no scrollback04:02
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bobulatorstandard install off a flight 5 disk, and im getting 'error 17: cannot mount selected partition'04:03
ograPygi, but we already know its broken ... testing is pointless in that case 04:03
Pygiogra: agreed :-/04:04
Pygiogra: hopefully 0.6.2 is better04:04
Pygimuch better04:04
Yagisanogra: <pc mode=off>we know the reason. All the pussies on the m-l and forums<pc mode=on>04:04
ograpc mode ? 04:05
ograwasnt that CoC mode ? ;)04:05
Yagisanpolitically correct04:05
ograPygi, with all the effort you guys put into it, it would be a miracle if it wouldnt :)04:05
Pygiogra: bah ;) Everyone makes it's share of work ... that's why dapper will rock ;)04:06
Yagisanmany viable alternatives, but people want to torture themselves04:06
Yagisanis there really enough time to properly test n-m 0.6 ?04:07
ograwe have until june 1st :)04:08
bobulatorjsgotangco, any better ideas or shall i do what i suggested?04:08
ograand its ugly to revert versions 04:08
Pygiogra: yup, true ;) now tell me the mail where I request UVF exception, preety please? ^_^04:09
ograPygi, see the wikipage Kamion posted04:09
PygiYagisan: we are working on that as much as we can... I haven't slept for 4 days :-P04:09
bobulatortaking about reverting versions, openoffice seems loads better than openoffice2 to me...04:09
ograPygi, sleep is for the weak04:09
jsgotangcoyes sleep is for the weak04:09
ograor the week ?04:09
Pygiyes, yes, very interesting indeed ^_^04:10
ograbobulator, thats not reverting versions :)04:10
jsgotangcobobulator: hmmmm04:10
jsgotangcothat's going back to the past04:10
ograbobulator, its just a new package name ... the version is different04:10
YagisanPygi: that's sort of my point. it is a lot of work. (and someone will whinge for 0.7 the moment you finish)04:10
ograjsgotangco, nope, ooo switched the name upstream 04:10
jsgotangcoeh?04:11
ograthey'll drop the 1.X line04:11
jsgotangcooh goodie04:11
PygiYagisan: hm, If I ever learned something while developing things, I learned that there is no such thing as "finished"04:11
ograso the 2 isnt needed anymore in the package name04:11
jsgotangcoahh04:11
jsgotangcowell it makes sense though04:11
YagisanPygi: sure there is. It's the moment you make a release. the you get a new task.04:12
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Yagisanhmm gcc takes a while to build04:12
PygiYagisan: you are wrong ^_^ release is not "finished"04:12
Pygiwanna bet there are a lot that should have gone into release, fixed or something, and it isn't there? :P04:12
Pygiif we would go that way, we would never have a release ;)04:12
YagisanPygi: pfft - of course a release is finished. It's I'm finished, no more is going in that version.04:13
Pygio joy, I don't consider that to be like that, but I'll let you be ;)04:14
YagisanPygi: I think your lack of sleep is affecting your sense of humor04:15
PygiYagisan: agreed ;)04:15
YagisanPygi: have kids yet ?04:15
Pygisec pls, I'll be back ASAP04:16
Pygik, I am back04:17
Pyginah04:17
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PygiJaneW: still here?04:19
JaneWPygi: yep04:19
YagisanPygi: 3 more days without sleep, and you are ready to deal with the sleep deprivation that comes with them04:20
PygiJaneW: do you want me to mail you log of meeting "tommorow" (at least for me), or you'll just look it up on that logs page?04:20
PygiYagisan: lol ^_^04:20
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Yagisanmhz!04:21
mhzYagisan: !04:22
mhzwhaz up?04:22
Yagisanmhz: cleaning up my deng repo04:25
Yagisanmhz: trying to ignore crying kids04:25
Yagisanmhz: yourself ?04:25
mhzfinally, finding out some stuff regarding my 128 MB CF and getting some perspective to get at least money to pay one month rent :D04:27
JaneWPygi: yes please (re log)04:28
Yagisanmhz: hope it goes well for you. moneys tight here too now04:28
JaneWPygi: else I donlt mind looking it up either04:28
mhzYagisan: the CF inserted to a PCMCIA adapter is recognized as a /dev/hdc in my case04:29
PygiJaneW: oki, I'll send the  log to you once meeting is done ^_^04:29
JaneWPygi: ty vm04:29
PygiJaneW: I hope we'll have some good decisions, and none bad ^_^04:29
JaneWPygi: yes!04:29
mhzand it seems to me the CF may be damaged because it is not possible to mount it using the USB reader04:29
PygiJaneW: I suppose we are to update cookbook for version after dapper that are yet to come, right?04:30
Pygis/version/versions04:30
JaneWPygi: yes, as relevant04:31
JaneWtry to make it as generic as possible where you can, but obviously we'll have some version specifics04:31
PygiJaneW: kk, but first work on this one needs to be finished ^_^ We'll get it ready for dapper I believe 04:31
PygiJaneW: yes, ofcourse ... we can't avoid some things that are "too version specific"04:32
Pygianyway, ogra, will you be reviewing the cookbook? ^_^04:33
jsgotangcothat's nice to know that the cookbook is finally taking steam04:33
Pygijsgotangco: yes, after so much "standing period", it's good ;)04:34
Pygibut a lot more work to be done remains ;)04:34
ograPygi, i plan to help writing it :)04:34
jsgotangcomy apologies I wasn't that much help this cycle04:34
Pygiogra: oh, thanks ^_^ Then I'll review your writing ^_^04:35
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JaneWjsgotangco: yes spacey and Pygi have taken the reigns04:35
JaneWjsgotangco: and ably so it seems \o/04:35
Pygi:-P04:35
ograPygi, will be hard to review, there wont be any reference to check i'm not writing rubbish apart from the code of ltsp :)04:36
ograso you'll have to check the scripts for all the options i write about :)04:36
Pygiogra: bah, I know you are no writing rubbish, no worries ;) but I believe we will have to check what other people write ...04:36
Pygiogra: that won't be a problem ... as long as it's not ruby or whitespace or some weirder language ;)04:37
ograPygi, i'd appreciate if someone reviews my writing ... 04:37
ograi tend to make a lot of errors in english ...04:37
Pygiogra: no worries ^_^04:37
ograask JaneW about my grammar in the flight announcements :)04:37
jsgotangcoruby isnt weird :P04:37
ograPygi, its shell and python 04:37
JaneWogra: it is usually very good!04:37
Pygijsgotangco: but whitespace is :-P04:37
jsgotangcohehe04:38
Pygiogra: ah, shell and python are ok ^_^ I can check that out, no probs :P04:38
ograJaneW, i remember a very odd one where nobody got what i meant :)04:38
JaneWogra: heh04:38
ograPygi, its just that our ltsp is written from scratch, so all docs will be completely new ones ...04:38
Pygiogra: ah, no problem ... we'll manage it somehow ^_^ as we always did ;)04:39
ograsure :)04:39
Pygiogra: but I must remember not to ask for patch inclusion anymore :-P, at least while we are in that freeze thingy ;)04:40
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ograPygi, only during the days where we do milestone releases :)04:41
ograedubuntu i386 install is gold btw04:41
PygiJaneW, ogra: Can we rename the cookbook to "How to cook Edubuntu" ? preety please? ^_^04:41
ograwe can do everything we want, sure 04:41
Pygi:)04:42
Pygiwe are going to get a lot of bugs report if n-m 0.6.1 doesn't work for people on flight 604:42
Pygiand we already had so much duplicates :-/04:43
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Pygiogra: have a few minutes? I need few lections of how "Main" and updating packages there works ^_^04:47
ogralater, i'm a bit busy testing CDs now 04:47
JaneWPygi: why?04:47
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Pygiogra: ok, sorry ^_^ enjoy testing ;)04:48
JaneWPygi: Call it the Edubuntu Cookbook04:48
JaneWand subtitle 'How to cook with Edubuntu'04:48
PygiJaneW: ah, ok :-P04:48
JaneWPygi: :)04:48
Pygijoy. wpasupplicant fixed ;)04:50
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bobulatorok, i reinstalled, upgraded and the server display still isn't working 06:30
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cbx33Hi Bluekuja 07:39
Bluekujahey man07:41
Bluekuja:)07:41
Bluekujahow are you?07:41
cbx33yeh good you?07:42
Bluekujareally good too 07:43
cbx33excellent07:43
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lnsHey all08:38
ograhi08:38
lnsI'm not sure if there's been a bug report filed already but are you aware of a bug in dapper with gnome-applets when you do an apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade?08:39
ograthats fixed in edubuntu-artwork 0.1.0-20 08:39
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lnsok..just checking. =) thanks!08:40
ograi guess you mean the gconf errors :)08:40
lnsyep08:40
lnsthe line 56 file not found errors08:40
ograhttps://launchpad.net/malone/bugs/3708108:41
lnsin /usr/sbin/update-gconf-defaults08:41
ograif yu see further errors with 0.1.0-20, feel free to reopen it :)08:41
lnsok, for sure. =)08:41
ograthanks :)08:41
lnshey, thank YOU! =)08:42
lnsso08:42
ogra:)08:42
lnsI'm testing Dapper flight 5... got a couple qs08:42
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ograshoot08:42
lnsi can't figure out where to change the default wm08:42
=== ogra is just preparing flight-6 here :)
lnsi'm sure ldm isn't finished yet08:42
ograit is ...08:43
lnsoh ok08:43
lnswell i can't figure out where to change the default wm... i'm wanting to test out fluxbox since it is much less resource intensive than gnome08:43
ograthe default wm is selected systemwide through update-alternatives 08:43
ograyou need to update the alternative for x-session-manager08:43
lnsok, awesome08:44
lnsthank you08:44
ograadditionally ldm starts /etc/X11/Xsession ... which for example reads ~/.xsession08:44
ograso either do it user based with that file, or system wide with the alternatives system08:44
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lnsok, jeez i never heard of update-alternatives. learn something new every day. =)08:45
ograi'm working on a mode for ldm session selection and a config gui for the october release08:45
ograhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/LTSPManager/08:45
lnsnice!08:46
lnsoooooooooOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO08:46
lnslooks awesome ogra08:46
ogra:)08:47
lnsso i'm sure this really isn't something that we can deal with easily, but what about the gfx rendering in tuxtyping / tuxmath and such?08:47
lnsthey're barely useable in an ltsp env. :(08:48
ograyep, but thats by design ...08:48
ograthe upstream developers need to rework that 08:48
lnsyeah i agree08:48
ograyou cant fix it easily without conceptual changes08:48
lnshave you (or anyone) tested edubuntu/ltsp in a gigabit ethernet env?08:49
lnswith gigabit clients AND server that is08:49
ograi'm not sure, i think highvoltage runs his servers with gigabit but the clients with 100M08:49
lnsk...that's gonna be my env. - gbit server and 100m clients08:50
ograshould work fine08:52
lnsyeah...ok dumb ltsp q: so there's 5 kids on 5 thin clients, all using openoffice08:53
lnsis the memory utilization on the server for 5 full openoffice process trees?08:53
ogranope 08:53
lnsor is it shared between them08:53
lnsok08:54
ograits partially shared and partially not ..08:54
lns=) that makes me feel better though08:54
ograbut the bigger amount is the shared one08:54
lnsok...good news again. =) i only have one client / server to test with so it's good to know it won't be that much worse with say, 10 clients probably08:54
lnsbut i also need more than 512mb ram on the server. ;)08:55
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lnsk, just requested to join the edubuntu launchpad site ( https://launchpad.net/people/edubuntu/+join ). 09:07
lnsI feel all involved now ;)09:08
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mhzYagisan: wow!!1109:10
mhz\o/ \o/ \o/ Yagisan 09:10
Yagisansummary - project failed. not going in Ubuntu until cleaned up09:11
lnsSock it to em!09:11
lnsok off to test!09:16
neurogeekmhz, how is it going??09:39
mhzneurogeek: hi09:40
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harlockhello11:14
Pygihi harlock11:14
Pygispacey: around?11:14
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