=== thom [n=thom@195.54.228.42] has joined #ubuntu-installer === admin123 [n=admisdn1@ip503d4396.speed.planet.nl] has joined #ubuntu-installer [11:14] I noticed that the installer configures X automatic, how can I reinvoke it? [11:15] sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg [11:15] if you want it not to ask lots of questions, sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg [11:30] cjwatson, the progressbar worked fine, thanks in advance [11:31] cjwatson, how did the installer configure it? [11:31] I read something about debxconf ? some file in x11-common? [11:32] dexconf... [11:32] it just installs the xserver-xorg package (among many others) which configures it all by itself in its maintainer scripts [11:32] dexconf is involved somewhere in the middle of all that [11:32] progress bar> great! [01:35] We have amd systemes which have SIS chipets and intel systems which have Via chipsets. I was wondering how well X autoconfiguration is implented. for example: dpkg-reconfigure -f noninteractive -pcritical xserver-xorg dosn't modify my configuration, when I put a via cipset driver on a nv driver it still remains standing on the nv driver instead of chaning it. === cjwatson [n=cjwatson@82-69-40-219.dsl.in-addr.zen.co.uk] has joined #ubuntu-installer [02:42] would it be easy to make the installer always automatically save the debug logs (http)? [02:42] that would be very convenient in a number of cases [02:44] I'd rather not do that by default; I'd get complaints from people on insecure networks [02:44] might be possible to implement a boot option to do it though [02:44] file a bug on, er, I guess save-logs? [02:45] actually, the source package is installation-report [02:46] of course not by default [02:46] but it's no problem for us [02:46] there's nothing secret in our logs [02:48] so it's not easily possible through preseeding or early_command script? [02:49] you might be able to do it by calling /var/lib/dpkg/info/save-logs.postinst, or possibly pieces of it [02:49] and preseeding save-logs/menu [02:49] alright, I will look into it [02:49] (web) [02:49] yes [02:49] one tricky bit [02:50] you probably have to do it after network configuration, otherwise the httpd won't bind to the right network interface? [02:50] yes [02:50] but early_command is run after network config anyway [02:50] in our case [02:50] the preseed files are on the network [02:50] actualy early_command reruns network config, but I can easily start this after that bit [02:50] true, if you're using preseed/url [02:50] thanks! [02:51] I think for making it a standard bit of d-i it should probably be done at the end of netcfg [02:51] anyway, back to the weekend :) [02:51] enjoy [03:10] it's working :) === cr3 [n=marc@pdpc/supporter/bronze/cr3] has joined #ubuntu-installer