[02:06] I have made my own distro based off ubuntu 7.10. when you run the test iso, ubiquity seems to act funny. if you choose a language other than english to install with, then after install you get the error "language failed with exit code 127". However, the language is installed and works, just I can't figure out why the error pops up. What does it mean? [02:16] thanks a lot guys [08:19] TheMuso do the fakeraid problems extend to actual raid? [08:36] the user asking that has raid 0 on EVGA 780i SLI MCP === ebel_ is now known as ebel [14:34] ubiquity: evand * r2591 ubiquity/ (debian/changelog ubiquity/frontend/noninteractive.py): * Clean up the reboot message in the noninteractive frontend. [14:57] ubiquity: evand * r2592 ubiquity/ (debian/changelog scripts/install.py): * Optimize the md5 check on file copy (LP: #198019). [16:35] hi, I've got 2 brand new dual quad core servers and no cd drive so I've been trying to install from a 2g usb thumb drive. Unfortunately the methods documented in the wiki and elsewhere appear to only work with the live cd images [16:36] always get mount failures trying to mount the thumb drive if I try using the server image, noted another person had the same issue using the alternate image :( [17:59] agile: are you working off the instructions in the install guide? It's section 4.3 if you weren't already aware. [18:41] evand, which instructions? I tried https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick [18:42] agile: apt-get install installation-guide-i386; w3m /usr/share/doc/installation-guide-i386/en/index.html [19:02] superm1: I knew that oem-config bug that you were experiencing sounded really familiar. I fixed that in Gutsy. Now to find out why it's back. [19:02] err in Hardy, apparently [21:56] xivulon: Well the raid you mentioned is still fakeraid. [21:57] xivulon: The kind of raid we don't need to worry about is true hardware RAID controllers. [21:57] However just about all prosumer/low-end server boards in the last 5 or so years all use software fakeraid. [22:09] evand, to determine if the issue of our locale not being carried over to the destination install was noninteractive specific, I just reran the seed as automatic-ubiquity. the same behavior occurs [22:17] mario_limonciell: indeed, I noticed that as well. It looks like when I fixed this previously I only fixed it for the alternate CD, but I could've sworn I did both. Should be straightforward, but I'm about to step out for a bit then possibly paint a stairwell that we devastated with a couch. I might have time to fix it later tonight though, otherwise I'll definitely get it done in the AM. [22:20] evand, okay. i'll touch bases with you on it again tomorrow at some point then [22:20] have fun with the painting :) [22:22] haha thanks, I'll try. And ack'ed. [23:06] TheMuso, thanks! [23:07] xivulon: np [23:27] ubiquity: superm1 * r2593 ubiquity/ (debian/changelog ubiquity/frontend/noninteractive.py): don't hardcode the return value of get_hostname(). It can then be preseeded, and in case it isn't present in the preseed, it will at least default to 'ubuntu'