[05:24] hi folks [05:25] I have a bit of a problem, if I explain my scenario upfront it might make it a bit easier to resolve/point me in direction of correct doco [05:26] I'm currently building a custom ubuntu karmic based livecd for deployment in my workplace [05:27] part of the legacy hardware this needs to support is ~30 machines running older nvidia 7XXX series cards [05:27] the rest of the machines are intel - [05:28] as a result, during boot I do a bit of rudimentary detection, and build/install the nvidia kernel module if required [05:28] this happens in a sys v init script [05:29] with the concurrent init feature in 9.10, X is starting well before this kernel module build process has had a chance to complete [05:30] so my question is, what can I do to hold the upstart process while this init script executes? [05:31] (or how should I be approaching this issue if this is not correct?) [06:14] I have to head off, I'll keep lurking here (if that's ok) [09:54] does upstart contain/use devicekit? or are they two seperate systems? sorry for the noob question === ev1 is now known as ev === robbiew1 is now known as robbiew === ion_ is now known as ion === Esmil_ is now known as Esmil [18:21] ah, Chrome OS [18:27] Keybuk: what about em? [18:35] i wish work was not so freaking busy so i could come down and say hi [20:59] http://git.chromium.org/cgi-bin/gitweb.cgi?p=chromiumos.git;a=tree;f=src/platform/init;h=cfb362727833fd44eb85c8c9249ddaa8c1fab504;hb=master [21:00] Keybuk: figures [21:02] figures? [21:03] Keybuk: well I wouldn't expect them to be using anything else really [21:04] well, it is Ubuntu ;) [21:04] Keybuk: Upstart has a shiny, green, vectorized logo, a general disregard for the "traditions" of what it replaces, and its associated with Ubuntu, which has a general distro-of-the-people feel. Google being all over that shit is no surprise. [21:05] lol [21:06] are you quoting or just being bitchy? [21:06] Keybuk: bitchy? I meant all of that out of love <3 [21:07] hehe [21:07] it's hard to tell [21:07] Keybuk: Americans. === ion_ is now known as ion