=== shtylman__ is now known as shtylman [04:50] cjwatson_: I just pushed a branch to lp:~shtylman/ubiquity/kubuntu-installer-style it contains the new package .install file and updates to make things work with that package. I don't really know what the policy is for new packages after freeze so I didn't merge myself. This package was requested by anothr kubuntu developer as they are using only the style elements in another installer [04:53] hey shtylman [04:54] rgreening: howdy [04:54] does the installer have the slideshow now too? :P [04:54] rgreening: working on it [04:54] kool [04:54] trying to get the slide content down [04:55] excelent [04:55] did you look into the slowness issue [04:56] in loading the timezoe, the app paused and seemed hung shtylman [04:56] havent tried it in the last few days though... [04:56] not yet...I did run the installer and didn't really notice anything wrong myself...but I will try to run it in a vm with low memory and speed [04:56] and see if that shows anything [04:57] shtylman: try from a usb stick [04:57] shtylman: I was doing this on my netbook 1ghz and 1gb ram and 2gb swap [04:57] and a SSD [04:58] damn [04:58] ok..I will see if I can set that up [04:58] lol. I'll try it again tommorrow. Is there some debug info or log info you would like me to capture? [04:59] um...see if /var/log/installer/debug has anything interesting or noteworthy... [04:59] ok [04:59] thanks :) [04:59] btw, it all looks pretty slick shtylman [04:59] :P [04:59] :) === cjwatson_ is now known as cjwatson [09:44] * evand stabs devicekit-disks repeatedly [10:03] danilos: just one more question about this translation upload from debian-installer to ubiquity - what will happen if there are old translations in debian-installer, but people have already updated the translations in ubiquity? which will win? [10:03] danilos: and is there anything I can do about this? [10:07] cjwatson: it depends [10:07] cjwatson: LP has complicated rules for that [10:08] cjwatson: if ubiquity translation was provided through Launchpad when there was no previous imported translation, when you upload debian-installer translation, debian-installer translation wins [10:09] cjwatson: if there was an ubiquity translation which overrides already imported translation, the existing one in LP wins [10:10] should I perhaps manually merge the ubiquity translations before uploading? [10:10] I think in general the ubiquity translations ought to win [10:13] evand: I'm taking a pot shot guess here at the fact your not liking devicekit-disks something to do with usb creator? [10:15] yeah, formatting [10:22] evand: can you not use the format tool that is already in place. If you right click the icon on the desktop you can select format now? [10:22] no, it's not that simple [10:23] evand: Why? [10:24] I'm starting off with the same basic method as that code, but I then need to immediately write a partition table, partition, and filesystem to the disk, and devkit isn't updating its view of the disk quickly enough [10:36] evand: ah that's a bit of a bummer. [10:38] danilos: ^- just highlighting in case you didn't see my questions above ... [10:44] cjwatson: right, thanks, that helps :) [10:44] cjwatson: yeah, you can merge them if you want to be certain [10:44] ok, I think I'll do that then [10:45] cjwatson: basically, that's the behaviour LP used to have (i.e. LP translations always won), but due to repeated requests from translators working in both upstream and ubuntu translation teams, we've changed it (and I believe it works better for everything but a few cases like we've got here) [10:45] yeaah [10:45] -a [11:13] ubiquity: cjwatson * r3440 ubiquity/debian/ (14 files in 2 dirs): Update translations from Launchpad. [11:20] danilos: ok, thanks. Uploaded now and we'll see how it works out ... [11:20] oh, bah, maybe not [11:20] cjwatson: what's going on? [11:20] danilos: lp-translations-tools-upload says "Warning: Transient problem: HTTP error" [11:20] (repeatedly) [11:21] danilos: http://paste.ubuntu.com/269062/ [11:22] hmm, maybe I need to re-login [11:22] cjwatson: perhaps [11:22] cjwatson: also, note that our import queue is halted again (we've had some critical issue last night, we need to figure out what's going on) [11:24] ah, not logged in, my cookie must have expired [11:26] danilos: there we go, much better, sorry to bother you [11:26] cjwatson: not at all, happy to see it working :) [11:26] cjwatson: also, we sometime trash the session database when we have a problem with it (I know we did it something like ~1 month ago or so) [11:28] yeah, I think that was it [11:28] I'll go ahead and upload new debian-installer content as well now, then [11:47] ubiquity: cjwatson * r3441 ubiquity/ (debian/changelog ubiquity/components/partman.py): Fix method name to allow page changing in partitioner (LP: #427347). [11:51] ubiquity: cjwatson * r3442 ubiquity/ (bin/ubiquity debian/changelog): [11:51] ubiquity: Fix oem-config crash if the KDE frontend is detected, due to trying to [11:51] ubiquity: delete UBIQUITY_MIGRATION_ASSISTANT from the environment when it's not [11:51] ubiquity: there (LP: #414854). [12:20] evand: I narrowed down bug 425011 a bit [12:21] ah, good deal [12:22] I was wondering if build_shortlist_region_pairs should use debian-installer/country if there's no shortlist, or something [12:22] although of course we should also disable Forward unless a region/zone is selected to avoid the crash [12:24] * evand digs [12:29] ubiquity: cjwatson * r3443 ubiquity/ (bin/ubiquity-dm debian/changelog): [12:29] ubiquity: Stop ubiquity-dm crashing if a process it's trying to kill doesn't exist [12:29] ubiquity: (LP: #423700). [12:38] BTW we ought to have a ubiquity upload at some point today as the manual partitioning regression (427347) was pretty serious [12:40] absolutely [13:02] cjwatson, Do you know if its possible to mount the install media via NFS? If not, would it be appropriate for cdrom-detect to grow that functionality? [13:02] no and no [13:02] it's been on the wishlist forever to write an NFS retriever [13:02] cody-somerville, why dont you use netinst and http ? [13:02] but it doesn't belong in cdrom-detect [13:03] (imo, anyway) [13:04] ogra, because I want the full power of the installer - some udebs rely on the files from the installation media being present. [13:05] hmm, wouldnt the mini.iso solve that (not sure we build that though) [13:07] Yes. That could be used to solve that but I'd like to be able to net boot the solution as well [13:07] Basically, the idea is to be able to perform a normal install like you had local install media without the install media actually being local. [13:08] it would fit better into d-i's design to treat the NFS-mounted thing as a mirror rather than as CD media [13:08] if nothing else because the network is typically not up yet when cdrom-detect is run [13:09] that would make it a relatively simple matter of writing an analogue to net-retriever (or possibly even extending net-retriever), and patching a few things like choose-mirror and such that only expect ftp/http for mirrors [13:09] if that were done well we'd take it upstream [13:09] But a mirror does not contain the same files - for example, it doesn't have the live system's squashfs. [13:10] I'm sorry that you chose to use a crazy design O:-) [13:10] network access just won't fit into cdrom-detect [13:11] * cody-somerville nods. [13:11] Thats understandable. [13:11] if you really want to NFS-mount something on /cdrom, it'd have to be a separate component that could go in the netboot initrd [13:11] * cody-somerville nods. [13:11] nfs-detect would be fine I guess [13:11] less upstreamable, though [13:12] maybe not "-detect", I guess you can't detect this in any reasonable way, it has to be a question [13:12] you could ask the Debian Live people if they've thought about this [13:14] * cody-somerville nods. [13:16] Booting a live system and using ubiquity would be pretty easy using nfsroot, eh? [13:17] should be, modulo casper bugs - it does at least theoretically support it [13:17] not often tested of course [13:30] partman-auto-loop: cjwatson * r50 ubuntu/.bzrignore: update ignores [13:30] hi cjwatson your script looks mostly fine (thanks) [13:31] not sure you need the loopback/set root in there [13:31] also shouldn't it be "lupin_entry" in line 124? (sorry cannot test it now) [13:31] yeah, it should, thanks [13:32] why wouldn't I need loopback/set root? [13:33] gotta read the kernel/initrd somehow [13:33] because root will already be set by the embedded cfg, otherwise I wouldn't even be able to read the linux side cfg [13:34] ah, so we put the loopback/set root there? [13:34] well it has to be there anyway, you can put it also in the main one, but it does not add anything [13:35] yeah [13:35] we'll need to take some care to avoid root getting overwritten by the standard configuration stuff though [13:35] not entirely trivial [13:36] so wubildr.cfg would look a bit like http://paste.ubuntu.com/269136/ [13:39] maybe we need to extend prepare_grub_to_access_device to avoid problems later [13:40] yes that is similar to what I have in my local branch, /ubuntu/install/boot/grub/grub.cfg can probably stay, that one loads the ISO for unattended installation, there is no /ubuntu/install/root.disk [13:40] ah [13:41] I'm putting together a grub2 upload at the moment; needs some more testing of my timeout changes though [13:41] I'm including the 64-bit NTFS and loopback/root fixes [13:42] if you have them in your ppa I can test them tonight [13:47] I don't, but I hope to have them in the archive tonight [14:12] fantastic! === robbiew-afk is now known as orbbiew === orbbiew is now known as robbiew [16:10] evand, shtylman: on kubuntu Live I have enabled the encrypted Home Partition. I get a light bulb icon on the taskbar. When I click on it I get the "Record your encrypted passphrase" however when I click on Run this action now all I get is a root terminal by the look of it. [16:16] davmor2: please file a bug on ecryptfs-utils [16:16] evand: No Probs [16:41] evand: don't worry it's me. The text box explains what to do it's just it got covered by the terminal window. [16:41] okay [17:00] ubiquity: evand * r3444 ubiquity/ (debian/changelog ubiquity/components/ubi-timezone.py): [17:00] ubiquity: Don't let the user proceed past the timezone page until a selection has [17:00] ubiquity: been made (LP 425011). [17:00] Launchpad bug 425011 in ubiquity "[karmic] alpha-5, crashes when you don't choose any Region/Zone and hit Forward on that screen" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/425011 [17:00] still trying to work out the rest [17:01] cool, thanks [17:01] you weren't intending that changelog to close the bug? [17:01] correct [17:01] I thought the proper solution was to actually select Warsaw automatically [17:02] yeah [17:02] I'll be around for a few hours tonight. If I can't figure it out by the time I have to scurry, I'll release what we have. [17:03] ta [17:59] hi guys [17:59] i am trying to install ubuntu in raid0 mode [17:59] can some one help me [18:00] i have create the raid0 with an alternate disk [18:00] but the boot loader is not install [18:00] and i dont know hbow to install [18:02] any one? [18:09] anyone? [18:13] ubiquity: jriddell * r3445 trunk/ (bin/ubiquity-wrapper debian/changelog): Update path to kdesu in ubiquity-wrapper === robbiew is now known as robbiew-afk === robbiew-afk is now known as robbiew_ [18:29] anyone? [18:39] diogo_79: sorry, it's the end of my day's work and I don't really have time to dive into this now - please see the topic for what to do when you don't get a response (the answer is not to repeat your question) [18:40] diogo_79: you will need to include full installation logs (syslog and partman) for anyone to be able to help === danilos is now known as danilo-afk [19:16] hey evand, how goes policykit in usb-creator and the format backend issue? [19:17] rgreening: I've been working on the format issue most of the day [19:17] one bug fixed [19:17] in devicekit [19:17] working on another [19:17] awesome [19:18] I'm waiting for pitti (or someone) to look at my intltool/python-distutils-extra bug so we can get translations working for KDE front-end. [19:18] so, we are getting pretty close to a finished product [19:19] wonderful [19:19] go team [19:25] ubiquity: evand * r3446 ubiquity/ (d-i/manifest debian/changelog): [19:25] ubiquity: Automatic update of included source packages: partman-auto [19:25] ubiquity: 89ubuntu1, partman-partitioning 71ubuntu1. [19:26] ubiquity: evand * r3447 ubiquity/debian/real-po/ (81 files): debconf-updatepo [19:26] hehe === robbiew_ is now known as robbiew [19:38] ubiquity: evand * r3448 ubiquity/debian/changelog: releasing version 1.99.18 [22:01] usb-creator: rgreening * r176 trunk/usbcreator/ (backends/base/backend.py misc.py): * Enforce a MAX_PERSISTENCE of 4GB, otherwise dd fails tring to create a file > 4GB [22:02] usb-creator: rgreening * r177 trunk/debian/changelog: * Update changelog === robbiew is now known as robbiew-afk [23:02] cjwatson will the packages be available soon?