[01:00] live cd, root w/ networking, grub.... segfault. [01:00] installed 9.04 using alt installer. used ext4 for / on sda1 which includes /boot. I also had 2 other drives plugged in. when I booted, I got "GRUB Hard Disk Error" - thus the live...grub [01:01] grub, grub prompt> root (hd0,0) \n grub> kernel vmlinux \n Segfault [01:08] please report this to LP rather than here [01:09] though I have to say that a segfault actually sounds like something later than grub, perhaps something very early in the initramfs - grub itself runs outside the operating system's memory management and a segfault would be kinda weird [01:10] the segfault is when boot live cd and run grub from a root shell [01:11] oh, right, you can tell I'm tired [01:11] please report that using ubuntu-bug so that we get a crash dump [01:11] no prob - my report here is kinda ... inside out [01:16] is there a .crashfile I can include? [01:17] the segfault does not say "core dumped" - not sure if that's what ubuntu-bug wants [01:26] if ubuntu-bug can find a .crash file, it will include it [01:27] oh, or maybe not [01:27] ok [01:27] heh [01:27] if there is a .crash file, you should get the icon for it [01:27] you might need to follow the directions at the top of /etc/default/apport first though, and then reproduce the crash again, since apport is typically turned off for final releases [01:28] so 'sudo force_start=1 /etc/init.d/apport start', reproduce crash, click on icon [02:12] I think running sudo grub was hiding the crash from the user [02:12] chmod -R 777 /var/crash = "crash detected... " [02:12] https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub/+bug/367677 [02:12] Error: This bug is private [02:13] still? https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub/+bug/367677 [02:13] Ubuntu bug 367677 in grub "grub crashed with SIGSEGV" [Undecided,New] [03:21] hi. someone asked why Ottawa (the capital of Canada) isn't in the listing for timezone selection but smaller Canadian cities are [03:31] Rafik, It wasn't in the list of cities provided by the upstream list (zone.tab from tzdata2009f.tar.gz from ftp://elsie.nci.nih.gov/pub/ [03:31] It's possible to add it, but it would make more sense to add upstream. [03:42] good to know, thank you [11:38] cjwatson: How would you rate the chances of having the graphical d-i for Karmic? [12:01] soren: don't know yet, I haven't checked whether it's working with current GTK yet. Probably better than for Jaunty though [14:16] It worked okay for me [14:16] I didn't do a full install with it though === dpm_ is now known as dpm [16:09] ubiquity: evand * r3253 ubiquity/ (4 files in 3 dirs): Provide better labels for the partition buttons (LP: #336764). [16:13] what package would the "bookmarks import from old/windows installs" be in? [16:13] Isn't that migration-assistant ? [16:25] indeed, migration-assistant [16:25] though it doesn't work with Firefox 3 at all at the moment [16:56] evand: is bug 220064 ffox 3 specific? [16:56] Launchpad bug 220064 in migration-assistant "Migration Assistant does not migrate firefox bookmarks" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/220064 [16:57] ok commented [16:58] It is, yes. One of the things I'll be doing over the Karmic cycle is bringing migration-assistant up to date with changes to firefox, pidgin, and other sources. [17:00] good ;) [17:00] if you need info on firefox shoot