=== avoine [n=avoine@modemcable079.71-203-24.mc.videotron.ca] has joined #ubuntu-installer === xyzz [i=xyzz@sativa.morph.sk] has left #ubuntu-installer [":] "] === blackskad [n=blackska@d54C1A48C.access.telenet.be] has joined #ubuntu-installer [12:06] Perhaps it was a keyboard layout that required Shift for "-" [01:01] mpt: I was about to claim without proof that there were no such layouts, but sadly there are ;-) [01:02] ca(multi-2gr) and ca(multix). Those freaky Canadians [01:03] and the user in question came from an IP owned by a Montreal ISP, so you might actually be right ... === Elwell [n=andrew@87.127.71.46] has joined #ubuntu-installer [01:33] Hey folks, is there a way to dump out progress into a preseed file to use on other machines? [01:33] explicitly d-i partman stuff :-) [01:35] you can run debconf-get-selections --installer after installation [01:36] aha. ta [01:36] but in the case of partman that won't be very useful, since partman needs to be preseeded with a special recipe [01:36] and debconf-get-selections won't give you that, I'm afraid [01:36] it should be somewhat helpful with the rest, but do look through it in conjunction with the installation guide as it probably won't be appropriate exactly as-is [01:36] I'm looking at the exanple expert_recipie parts [01:36] but they don't have an LVM example [01:37] I know LVM preseeding is possible, but I'm afraid I'm not an expert on it yet [01:37] :-) yeah - 'twas I who poked bigkevmcd earlier [01:38] there is some mention of lvm in the partman-auto-recipe.txt document [01:38] I promise to write this up if I get it working [01:38] ah [01:38] yeah, I'm going to need to become an expert in order to get Kickstart going for it [01:39] [background - was going to install 25 machines with Scientific Linux 5 (RHEL5 clone) then discovered that the bundled firefox is still 1.5.0.10. [01:39] so decided to go ubuntu as per my laptop] === cr3 [n=marc@pdpc/supporter/bronze/cr3] has joined #ubuntu-installer [03:24] hi all [03:24] cjwatson: I attached a patch to bug #45690, however it's not conform to the hig [03:24] what would you propose so it conforms to the hig? [03:26] blackskad: would be better to have non-stock text and translate that in the same way we translate stuff like "Continue using the live CD" and "Restart now" (via debian/ubiquity.templates and special widget names that ubiquity knows to go and translate) [03:28] cjwatson: ok, and what text would you use? I would use something as "continue" and "abort" [03:30] it's possibly worth noting that OOo uses save/discard/cancel and gedit uses close without saving / cancel / save as [03:31] so cancel doesn't *seem* to be forbidden there .. [03:31] but anyway, strings like "Continue installing" and "Abort the installation" sound like they'd work [03:32] or maybe [03:32] "Do you really want to abort the installation now, or would you like to continue?" [03:32] "Continue" "Abort" [03:33] (current dialog text is "Do you really want to abort the installation now?") [03:33] I like reusing the verbs from the text [03:33] only trick is to make sure the translators are aware of that, but that can be done with comments [03:34] cancel sounds fine if the other choices are well defined, so that the meaning of cancel is clear too, which is not realy the case [03:34] maybe "... or would you like to continue installing?" [03:34] mm, abort and cancel are too similar in meaning for that to be clear I think [03:34] so I think abort and continue are fair enough [03:35] yes, those continue and abort should do fine [03:35] I'll try to make up a patch [03:36] it might take a while though :) [03:37] grep for the ids of other widgets that are translated and it should help to understand how it works [03:37] these should be one of the widgets that are translated immediately when you select a language on the language page (before hitting next) [03:40] ok, I'll try to figure it out [03:40] can I ping you when I encounter a problem? [03:44] sure [04:55] grr, dovecot in feisty is rather broken === jetsaredim [n=jgreenwa@inet-netcache3-o.oracle.com] has joined #ubuntu-installer === mirkobuholzer [n=mirko@c-67-170-232-232.hsd1.ca.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-installer === evand [n=evand@ubuntu/member/evand] has joined #ubuntu-installer === superm1 [i=malimonc@ubuntu/member/superm1] has joined #ubuntu-installer === avoine [n=avoine@69.70.0.36] has joined #ubuntu-installer === CIA-19 [i=cia@208.69.182.149] has joined #ubuntu-installer === CIA-19 [i=cia@208.69.182.149] has joined #ubuntu-installer === DGMurdockIII [i=DGMurdoc@64-184-10-227.bb.hrtc.net] has joined #ubuntu-installer === DGMurdockIII [i=DGMurdoc@64-184-10-227.bb.hrtc.net] has left #ubuntu-installer [] === Starting logfile irclogs/ubuntu-installer.log === ubuntulog [i=ubuntulo@ubuntu/bot/ubuntulog] has joined #ubuntu-installer === Topic for #ubuntu-installer: Development of d-i and ubiquity in Ubuntu | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/InstallerDevelopment === Topic (#ubuntu-installer): set by cjwatson at Fri Jan 5 15:12:40 2007 [10:58] (cjwatson/#ubuntu-installer) one problem is that outside the installer what you want is for the LVM to be activated immediately [10:59] (cjwatson/#ubuntu-installer) but inside the installer, that's not entirely obviously the case - I wanted to think about whether that would cause problems for the partitioner [11:02] in my case I want to blow the HDD's completely and start afresh [11:02] (preinstalled Dell XP stuff...) [11:03] The reason for the delay is I'm rebuilding the same box over and over till I get the kickstart/preseed working [11:03] so get bitten by the timeout [11:04] tempted to see if I can do something like pxeboot into a "mini setup" system to get things laid out, then reboot into the ubuntu install [11:05] ok, check with Keybuk then [11:05] he's usually around UK business hours, or mail him [11:05] ta. I suspect I'll still be working on this tomorrow [11:16] OK - http://www.debian.org/releases/etch/amd64/apb.html.en -- has the ubuntu installer diverged wildly from the debian one? === Elwell suspects its svn time and serious pokeage needed :-) [11:21] Elwell: not *wildly*, but a bit; try https://help.ubuntu.com/7.04/installation-guide/i386/appendix-preseed.html [11:24] ta. what package is the source for that - still "debian-installer"? [11:46] where can I find a list of answers to run ubiquity with the ? [11:50] cjwatson, were there any other rough edges you wanted me to look into before I attempted to cleanly add our files as deriving from your files' as base classes?