[00:06] NCommander: when you did your ia64 shuffle, you forgot to tweak the getabis script properly, so you can imagine what happened when I uploaded linux-ports last night for ia64... [00:06] s/properly// [00:08] of course I forgot to check, but anyway. [01:10] NCommander, If you are going to care about hppa, can you take a look at: https://launchpad.net/~doko/+archive/toolchain [01:10] the eglibc failure would probably block its adoption by other arches. [01:10] If not, there's another good excuse to just pitch it. [05:13] NCommander: jaunty alternate? [05:18] jaunty/ia64 alternate that is [15:39] lamont, I can build it, but the kernel won't be available, and after noon today, I won't have an ia64 to mess with [15:39] lamont, (until after UDS) [15:40] lamont, if you can give me modified metapackages that can pull in the necessary kernel, I'll spin a CD (I have an easy mechanism which to inject new packages into a CD image) [15:51] NCommander, You could just put it on the internet. [15:51] I can promise you that whatever security exploits people are using these days aren't targetted to ia64. = [15:51] ) [15:51] If you feel really paranoid, setup an IPv6 tunnel and put it on that. [15:51] Then you just use IPv6 at the conference to access it directly. [15:56] jbailey, no, the problem is with the broken metapackage, the installer can't find a kernel to install [15:57] Doesn't ia64 have Xen or kvm now? [15:57] You could still do this remotely. =) [15:57] If the ia64 has kvm, I'll leave it on while I travel [15:57] jbailey, can you check for me? (I'm kinda packing ATM) [15:58] NCommander, http://www.linux-kvm.org/page/Status [15:58] IT's listed as "In Progress" [15:58] bah [16:02] jbailey, probably staying w/ Hardy until karmic comes out is the sanest move [16:02] Eh, you're doing development on it. [16:02] You want to be bleeding edge or karmic won't work either. [16:03] jbailey, well, I'm going to fix karmic's kernel while I'm traveling [16:03] But if I'm going to build CD images, I need to check it before we release [16:03] jbailey, we do have a ia64/hardy image now anyway :-)