[09:11] stgraber: having a look nowish [09:18] joy, launchpad is timing out on bug attachments [09:50] cjwatson: with respect to bug 758658, is there any historical reason why we don't retranslate once we get past the keyboard step and thus have a more complete locale (en_GB, for example)? [09:50] Launchpad bug 758658 in Ubiquity Slideshow "Natty slideshow uses en_GB for all English users" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/758658 [09:50] perhaps that would be horribly inconsistent [10:24] mm, that patch for 759804 isn't working quite as expected. Digging. [11:05] ah, jockey and nvidia-glx rely on uname -r to work. Bum. [11:45] ev: the keyboard step shouldn't affect translations. The timezone step does, and I thought we did retranslate after it [11:45] we certainly should [11:48] we don't appear to as far as I can tell. We call reset_locale in cleanup but that's it. [11:48] for ubi-timezone, that is [11:50] so then are you happy keeping country-specific pofiles and translating to them after that step? [11:52] rather than just limiting ourselves to what localechooser can support [11:53] what do you need beyond what localechooser can support? I'd rather not have divergent treatments of locales [11:53] you can't properly select a locale that localechooser doesn't support anyway [11:55] distinction between en_US and en_GB in the slideshow (as people are whining in bug 758658), which is possible without involving ubiquity, but it seems like a logical extension to support better translations there as well if we can. [11:55] Launchpad bug 758658 in Ubiquity Slideshow "Natty slideshow uses en_GB for all English users" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/758658 [11:57] but localechooser *does* support en_GB vs. en_US [11:57] d-i generally doesn't ship different translations for them, but localechooser is entirely capable of selecting either [11:58] ahh, I've been going off of languagelist rather than following the code [11:58] it doesn't differentiate them at the language selection step, that's all ... [11:58] apols [12:00] okay, so roughly: tell ubiquity to retranslate with the complete locale after the timezone page, and stop removing country-specific pofiles from the source package. [12:02] or just add a couple of country-specific po files when necessary [12:02] it's often just noise, there's a certain amount of judgement involved [12:02] sorting the slideshow should be as simple as adding the country-specific pofiles back, which I imagine is acceptable for natty. Do you think the ubi-timezone change is a step too far? (in which case I'll start the natty-beta branch divergence from there) [12:03] indeed, I'll do it manually rather than modifying my existing remove-unused-languages script [12:03] no, I think it's fine; you could reduce the risk by only retranslating the slideshow [12:03] okay, cool [12:03] ev: note BTW that your script is wrongly removing Norwegian [12:03] oh yikes [12:03] thanks for the heads up [12:03] I'll fix it [12:03] I put it back recently and it looks like you've deleted it again [12:04] thanks [12:04] sorry [12:04] np, I guessed the second time that it must be scripted ... [12:05] heh, indeed [14:08] stgraber: your patch doesn't appear to fix the bug. If I manually set the device for bootloader installation to /dev/sda1 and then add another partition, it shouldn't jump back to /dev/sda for the bootloader. [14:08] Mind you, if I delete /dev/sda1, it should. [14:12] ugh, when constructing a test for functionality in a particular configuration, it's probably best to make sure it works first in the general case :-/ [14:13] nvidia-glx-173 being uninstallable, in this particular case [15:06] choose-mirror: cjwatson * r1157 ubuntu/ (debian/changelog mirrorlist): [15:06] choose-mirror: Record a dummy "GB" entry in templates files for non-country-specific [15:06] choose-mirror: mirrors (i.e. ports.ubuntu.com) so that ports installations have more [15:06] choose-mirror: choices than just "enter information manually" (LP: #756719). [15:08] choose-mirror: cjwatson * r1158 ubuntu/debian/changelog: releasing version 2.37ubuntu2 [15:35] how very odd. The man-db trigger is failing in the chroot when installing the nvidia driver via jockey, but jockey sets the frontend to noninteractive. [15:42] ev: yeah, it definitely needs more testing and fixes ;) I'll work on that once I'm done testing Edubuntu [15:42] cool, thanks [17:49] cdebconf: cjwatson * r2340 ubuntu/debian/ (palette palette.dark palette.original palette.ubuntu): add debian/palette*, present in 0.154ubuntu2 upload but missing from bzr [18:06] base-installer: cjwatson * r951 ubuntu/ (debian/changelog kernel/i386.sh): Support AMD CPU family 18 (LP: #760490). [18:08] base-installer: cjwatson * r952 ubuntu/debian/changelog: releasing version 1.116ubuntu2 [18:11] cracked that chestnut [18:11] ish [18:11] I've got hacks all over the place, but lets see what I can pear off [18:12] final piece of the puzzle was that jockey sets the frontend to noninteractive, but ubiquity leaves DEBIAN_HAS_FRONTEND set [18:30] ping cjwatson [19:10] rbelem: yes? [19:35] ev: http://paste.ubuntu.com/594160/ seems to work relatively well with the few tests I did here [19:46] rbelem: in future, please just say what you want rather than pinging first [20:00] * highvoltage is considering adopting a policy of ignoring contentless pings [21:52] cjwatson, ok sorry [21:52] cjwatson, i have some questions about oem-config [21:53] cjwatson, i would like run some tasks after oem-config finishes [21:54] cjwatson, how to do that? adding a script in /usr/lib/ubiquity? [22:58] How is "Download updates while installing" supposed to work? Should they be installed or just downloaded or something else?