[12:40] grub-installer: cjwatson * r1209 ubuntu/ (debian/changelog grub-installer): [12:40] grub-installer: When /boot is on a loopback device (i.e. Wubi), install GRUB there. [12:40] grub-installer: This was always done the next time grub-install was run, but by mistake [12:40] grub-installer: wasn't done at initial installation. [12:50] grub-installer: cjwatson * r1210 ubuntu/debian/changelog: releasing version 1.64ubuntu3 === highvolt1ge is now known as highvoltage [13:28] ev: right, I've done all my Wubi work items now. the rest appear to be your problem :-) [13:28] haha, cool [15:08] download updates while installing is now an "opt-out"? It was already checked today on the desktop install [15:12] AFAIAA the only recent change there was: [15:12] * Don't offer the download updates option when there is no Internet [15:12] connection. See LP: 651932. [15:25] Well, something went wrong, maybe. It has always been an opt-in option, today it is opt-out [16:41] http://pad.lv/800261 [16:42] Ubquity installer automatically checks "Download updates" [16:45] oh, maco did change code there recently [16:46] r4758 [16:47] I think two calls got reversed [16:47] Want me to add that to the report? [16:47] sensitive vs. active [16:47] it's ok [16:47] well, we do want that to be the default anyway, surely [16:47] accident or not :) [16:47] I'll just fix it [16:47] ev: as charlie says it can cost real money [16:48] Thanks [16:48] and I don't approve of policy changes happening by accident :) [16:48] do we have a policy around this sort of thing, or do you mean that you'd prefer it happen with a changelog entry? [16:48] and yes, it can cost money. But it does say download front and center. [16:48] it should honour the value of the debconf template! [16:48] absolutely [16:52] ubiquity: cjwatson * r4762 trunk/ (debian/changelog ubiquity/plugins/ubi-prepare.py): [16:52] ubiquity: Fix reversed calls to enable_download_updates and set_download_updates, [16:52] ubiquity: broken in 2.7.9 (LP: #800261). === ogra_ is now known as IIll === IIll is now known as ogra_