[00:45] evand is wubi in the latest ISO? [00:45] do not see it in the manifest [00:45] no [00:45] I messaged you on jabber [00:45] didn't see it [00:45] what happened? [00:46] wubi won't be on alpha 4. You moved the location of the binary before I had a chance to realize it and we're already running late, so restarting the builds isn't a possibility. [00:46] ok [00:46] that was over an hour ago though [00:46] that's a shame :( [00:46] we need to work something out with that. I suggest making a wubi-stable symlink that never ever changes. [00:46] quite annoying [00:46] and then link it to the latest stable build. [00:47] I'll change the build process so that is more debian friendly [00:47] did you change the wiki? [00:47] yes, I removed the references to it in the alpha4 release notes [00:50] ok [00:53] also, it wouldn't be in the manifest file. It would be in the list file. [00:54] The manifest file only lists debian packages installed on the live filesystem. [00:54] whereas the list file lists all of the files on the CD [00:55] I checked both anyway [00:55] ok [01:14] bug #187601 is fixed [01:14] Launchpad bug 187601 in wubi "Wubi does not eject the CD when rebooting" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/187601 [01:18] doesn't that assume that the CDROM is the D drive? [01:38] ah yes [01:38] no [01:39] see the last comment [01:39] have a go, I cannot test it myself [01:39] rev 396 is on the server [02:14] ah indeed [02:14] will do [02:14] thanks for taking care of this [02:45] xivulon: didn't seem to work (obviously it's not on the CD, I ran it off my desktop with a kubuntu CD in the drive). [02:45] the last two lines of the log are: [02:45] Eject CD [02:45] Ejecting CDHandle=-1 for drive=D:\ [02:49] is the drive correct? [02:49] the handle is wrong [02:49] should be >0 [02:49] yes, it is drive D: [02:50] ah [02:50] I know the issue [02:50] oh? [02:50] the drive should not end with z [02:50] with \ [02:50] one sec [02:50] ok [02:54] redownload and try again [02:55] will do momentarily [03:25] it got an appropriate handle and exited with code 1 (1==success) [03:26] however, it doesn't look like the CD ejected, but this is VMWare [03:26] I'm not sure if it can, as I can't seem to be able to from explorer [03:26] that is, I wonder if vmware is locking the drive [03:26] note that this is an emulated drive with a backing ISO file. [03:27] exit 1 should be good [03:28] I think it will work with a normal cd [03:29] any objection to creating that wubi-stable symlink on wubi-installer.org? [03:30] no problem [03:31] fantastic, if you could create that and point it at revision 396 whenever you are able, I would very much appreciate it. [03:34] I called it wubi-alpha [03:34] not to confuse other users [03:35] by the beta hopefully we won't need anymore [03:35] why wouldn't we need it by the beta? [03:36] because I am rewriting the code so that it can be compiled without wine [03:36] ah [03:36] should be possible to compile on standard servers [03:36] it requires mingw though [03:36] and scons [03:37] maybe I just call it wubi [03:37] so we do not risk much [03:37] I'd prefer that [03:37] donw [03:37] done [03:38] thanks! [03:40] ok, the build system now points to the wubi symlink [19:55] evand there is another issue with groot [19:56] that too ignores loopinstallations (similar to kopt issue) [20:03] not sure whether it's a grub-installer task or update-grub [20:04] think the former but haven't looked at the code yet [20:04] the above is annoying since you always end up with groot=(hd0,0) [20:07] it's update-grub, filing a bug report [20:26] in syslog I have: [20:32] /target/boot/grub/device.map: no such file or directory [20:32] in update-grub if there is no device map groot->(hd0,0) [20:34] not sure how this device-map thingy works yet [20:34] hints welcome [22:22] I think that is because grub-install is not executed for loopinstallations