[01:05] hi; i'm trying to install ubuntu (intrepid nightly) from the usb stick - copied over all the files from alternate install cd, set up boot loader (grub), using the newer cdrom-detect packages as described in bug #234185 comments; install comes pretty far, installs the base system, but then barfs on pkgsel.postint, which calls load-install-cd, which tries to remount cdrom (which i don't have, since i'm using usb), and fails miserably [01:06] afaics the only difference in my setup (from the situation discussed in that bug) is that i actually don't have a cd-rom drive on the target computer; so anyways, is this known, am i doing something trivially wrong, should i post a new bug, or? any pointers appreciated :) [02:02] ptlo: it's known, we're working on a fix [02:03] hey evand [02:05] evand: ok, thx, if i can help out (by testing proposed solution, or whatever) just say [02:13] hi james_w [02:13] ptlo: noted, thanks [09:15] installation-guide: cjwatson * r433 ubuntu/debian/changelog: releasing version 20080520ubuntu3 [13:44] hi people can someone please help me to fix some erros in iwconfig? === robbie1 is now known as robbiew [19:51] evand: what's happening with those bugs? (I know it's the weekend ...) We need to get ubiquity uploaded tomorrow at the latest [19:51] evand: which I assume will be best if the other packages get done first [19:52] cjwatson: on them. I intend to have everything uploaded tonight. [19:56] great === cjwatson_ is now known as cjwatson [20:23] * cjwatson eyes bug 285626 suspiciously [20:23] ETA 3h 5m on the Kubuntu download though ... [20:31] ~1h here [20:31] * cjwatson envies evand [20:31] bandwidth is not something I have in abundance [20:33] 15M/768K here. I used to have 15/15 but had to switch providers when I moved as it is a different cable market. [20:33] I'm too far from the exchange I think [20:33] (ADSL) [20:33] gah [20:34] so I have something embarrassing like 512K/256K [20:34] I flat out refuse to go back to DSL (IDSL back when the cable companies didn't offer Internet access) [20:35] I dont want to guess how long it takes you to download one of the DVD images or do an update. [20:37] jigdo is my friend [20:37] it's still not quick but it's less bad than it might be [20:38] but it's true I don't do DVD work very often for more or less this reason [21:07] cjwatson: I cannot reproduce 285626 [21:09] maybe it's hardware-specific then [21:09] I've asked him to produce some logs [21:09] might still be some bit of the Kubuntu session we aren't running :-/ [21:11] if that's the case it's quite odd that it is only affecting him [21:11] well, could be the equivalent of composite vs. non-composite window manager, say [21:11] though there is no background set [21:11] ah [21:11] good point [21:12] check what wm the normal session runs? ubiquity-dm starts kwin and then dcopserver --nosid [21:12] will do [21:13] we might be missing some kind of configuration process before kwin [21:13] that kwin then expects to query for data to figure out which mode to start in, or something [21:14] thanks for doing this on a Sunday [21:14] * evand needs to pick up a KVM. Moving a usb keyboard between my desktop and a machine installing via d-i is somewhat primative. [21:14] no problem. I normally try to get some work done on the weekends anyway so this is nothing new. [21:19] http://evalicious.com/tmp/kubuntu-ps [21:46] Nothing in that jumps out at me as needing to be run, and my guess of maybe klauncher caused no change. [22:24] cdrom-detect: evand * r431 cdrom-detect/debian/ (cdrom-detect.postinst changelog): [22:24] cdrom-detect: Try to find an Ubuntu image on every CD device, not just the first [22:24] cdrom-detect: (LP: #234185). [22:29] cdrom-detect: evand * r431 cdrom-detect/debian/ (cdrom-detect.postinst changelog): [22:29] cdrom-detect: Try to find an Ubuntu image on every CD device, not just the first [22:29] cdrom-detect: (LP: #234185). [22:29] cdrom-detect: evand * r432 cdrom-detect/debian/changelog: releasing version 1.28ubuntu4 === TheMuso_ is now known as TheMuso