[00:05] evand I used the kubuntu ISO, but other than the rc2.d order being wrong, it works for me [00:42] rebooting to play with eject [09:11] evand did you see my msg yesterday night? [09:13] basically my test of kubuntu (via iso) was successful, did not experience any hang [09:14] the only glitch was that kdm starts before ubiquity in rc2 [09:14] and there is an initial extra dialog [10:06] evand if the image has to be rebuilt I'd have wubi rev 395 in there since it fixes the url issues [10:07] diff here http://codebrowse.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-installer/wubi/hardy/revision/ago%40nbago-20080131205313-z11nkblynk3fi1ux?start_revid=ago%40nbago-20080131205313-z11nkblynk3fi1ux#wubi/dist/install/metalinks/ubuntu-desktop-amd64.iso.metalink-s [10:09] re eject got it half working [11:09] evand I got the eject working now, but cannot commit until tonight [11:10] lp crashes a LOT lately [12:26] xivulon: so you were able to get all the way through a loop mounted install in kubuntu? Quite odd. [12:27] I can definitely reproduce this though, which makes me wonder what could possibly be triggering it. I'll have to learn how to get the necessary debug packages to get a full trace out of apport. [12:27] ys [12:27] I rebooted into kde fine [12:27] did not try on real iron though [12:28] me either [12:28] I wouldn't dream of putting windows on a real disk [12:28] I cannot think of any lib in use by loopinstallations othe than ntfs-3g and loop.c [12:29] by the way if you are updating other packages you might just as well use rev395 [12:29] where exactly does it happen? [12:30] well this is happening in librt, if I remember correctly. [12:30] I doubt there's a bug there though. [12:30] in clock_gettime [12:30] at what stage during installation? [12:31] I imagine configuring hardware, but my laptop decided to go crazy when I was investigating that. [12:32] I really do not see how loopinstallations could interfere withh librt/clock_gettime odd [12:34] and I assume normal installation does work, correct? [12:35] I mean using same preseed in automatic mode, but using a recipe targeting real partitions [12:36] by the way I checked the code, do not find any hint that would lead to automatic-ubiquity disappearing from /ubuntu/install/boot/grub/menu.lst [12:37] are you positive about that? [12:42] Normal install works fine and I can reproduce this every time with Kubuntu. [12:42] It's very odd. [12:42] I didn't say automatic-ubiquity was disappearing. [12:43] I said that it has no effect on Kubuntu [12:43] as kdm starts before ubiquity [12:43] which I'm going to fix, just not today as it's my day off :) [12:44] ah I misunderstood [12:45] what is happening with the releases of ubuntu/kubuntu then? [12:46] alpha 4 is blocked on a few things, as far as I can tell (I know of one that's my fault). I imagine it will go out today, wubi on the Ubuntu alpha 4 CD but not on the Kubuntu alpha 4 CD. [12:47] wubi will go on the kubuntu daily CD builds as soon as I fixed the outstanding issues I mentioned [12:47] and it will continue to be on the ubuntu daily CD builds starting immediately after the alpha 4 release [12:50] sounds very good to me [12:51] I have enough on the plate already until alpha5 [12:51] is rev395 going in? [12:51] are you confident that it's as stable at rev393? [12:52] I cannot really test it since it's all url changes/filenames, and the urls in there are not up now (alpha-4) [12:53] oh, we don't seem to have a choice as 393 has been deleted off of wubi-installer.org :/ [12:54] here is the diff http://codebrowse.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-installer/wubi/hardy/revision/ago%40nbago-20080131205313-z11nkblynk3fi1ux?start_revid=ago%40nbago-20080131205313-z11nkblynk3fi1ux [12:54] shouldn't you be pointing to the daily builds? [12:54] ah sorry I did not want to confuse users with wrong url [12:54] thought you were using a local copy [12:54] otherwise it'll break the day after release [12:54] nope, we pull it down from there [12:54] well, it wont break [12:54] but it will be out of date [12:54] eh [12:54] I guess this makes sense though [12:54] I thought that for alpha-4 I should point for alpha-4 [12:54] ok nevermind [12:55] once that is out I'll point back to daily [12:55] ok, that looks reasonable [12:55] I've made the change [12:55] maybe it's worth giving it a quick run in windows (linux side did not change) [12:56] and double checking the urls by hand [12:56] in the diff [12:56] I'd love to but my vmware machine is all sorts of broken at the moment. [14:40] evand re kdm, can't we simply exit init.d/kdm if automatic-ubiquity is in /proc/cmdline? [14:40] arguably not very elegant, but it will do [14:46] no, there's a much cleaner solution [14:46] I have to run though [14:46] I'll be in and out all afternoon [14:47] have a good day [14:50] thanks, you too [16:27] ubiquity: evand * r2430 ubiquity/ (d-i/manifest debian/changelog): [16:27] ubiquity: * Automatic update of included source packages: partman-target [16:27] ubiquity: 52ubuntu4. [16:29] ubiquity: evand * r2431 ubiquity/ (configure configure.ac): Bump to 1.7.6 [16:30] ubiquity: evand * r2432 ubiquity/debian/changelog: releasing version 1.7.6