[00:11] hmm, either my brain stopped working or that kubuntu installer crash doesn't make sense [00:12] it's basically complaining of a missing attribute of a TreeItem instance but that attribute is set in its constructor... [00:29] ScottK: I'm surprised jibel and charlie-tca could reproduce the bug that easily. I had it happen here once but the stack trace doesn't make sense (as I said before) and I've been playing with the manual partitioner for 5 minutes now without a single crash [00:30] ScottK: at least I found a bug in the crash handler that was making it crash, so at least with the next upload when it crashes we should get a proper trace :) [01:30] rebuilding ubuntu desktop, edubuntu dvd, ubuntu dvd, ubuntu alternate started. Anything else to add to queue. [01:30] ? [01:30] skaet: let me ask about ubuntustudio... [01:31] skaet: NM... i wont get anyone who knows in a timely manner :. [01:32] skaet: do you have an ETA for edubuntu? (wondering if I test them tonight or first thing tomorrow morning) [01:32] stgraber, I'm estimating about 1.5-2 hrs for them popping out. [01:33] Probably best early tomorrow as its getting late for you there? [01:33] * skaet not sure if stgraber is night or morning person. ;) [01:33] I'm definitely not a morning person :) I should at least have time to zsync them and maybe start testing then [01:34] ok, from side band, looks like ScottK wants Kubuntu with parted fix, adding those to the list as well. [01:34] stgraber - will ping you directly as soon as they emerge then. [01:34] thanks [01:34] np [01:40] charlie-tca, do you want a respin with the parted fix picked up? [01:41] Do we get stgraber's Ubiquity change too? [01:42] ScottK: the crash handler for the kde installer? haven't released a new ubiquity for that. Was hoping to find the reason for the other crash, though I guess I'll need to get barry on that as it seems to be some python weirdness [01:42] OK. [01:43] Once we have something to test we can update Ubiquity from a live session even if it's not on the CD. [01:43] fixing the crash handler would only let us get tracebacks easily but wouldn't fix any crash, don't think it's worth waiting for [01:43] OK. [01:43] yep. Hopefully someone will have a clue of what's wrong and we'll have something to test tomorrow. [01:44] I also asked again in the bug report for anyone who can reproduce the issue reliably. That'd help a lot for debugging... [01:44] skaet, i think charlie-tca already asked for a respin on ubuntu studio amd64 [01:44] i would presume the same problem would affect i386 as well [01:44] ScottL, yup, addint it to the list [01:44] what about Xubuntu though? [01:44] skaet, thank you :) [01:45] that i can't answer about, although the backscroll says something [01:45] * skaet goes back and sees what she's missed.... [01:45] skaet: It'd be useful to get an idea of where this change might affect things. I probably won't have time to redo 100% of the testing we did today, so I need to know where to focus. [01:45] slangasek: ^^^ I'd appreciate suggestions? [01:47] ScottK, installation with default partioning, a manual partitioning test - should be done at a minimum. Best on a powerpc and also on regular is my estimate, but will let slangasek comment further ;) (and educate me too) [01:48] I don't anticipate releasing PPC for Kubuntu this milestone. [01:48] my bad [01:48] (usual Kubuntu PPC tester has a dead machine ATM) [01:48] sorry, worked on mac's when they were only powerpc, so brain slip [01:48] meant to say on a mac. [01:49] s/Best on a powerpc/Best on a mac/ [01:49] K [01:52] Not sure I have a Mac tester, but we can at least do some regression testing with other hardware. [01:52] Just go to a mall, armed with a CD, and flog a "genius" until they let you use one of the floor models. [01:53] The flogging the genius part is really worth the effort. [01:53] skaet, these images that are being rebuilt are the QA images, correct? [01:54] ScottL, yes, I'll post them on the iso tracker as soon as they emerge. [01:55] * skaet likes infinity solution to testing Macs , ;) [01:57] reading the backlog [01:57] just got back [01:57] I don't want any respin I don't have to do [01:57] skaet: ^ ^ [01:58] I don't know what the parted fix is. [01:58] charlie-tca, if people are installing on macs, its a rather nasty bug that corrupts the partions. [01:59] * When creating a legacy MBR on Apple systems, only ever mark an existing [01:59] partition as a fake protective partition if it is the first partition [01:59] and it starts at LBA 1, otherwise GRUB and the Linux kernel respectively [01:59] will fail to treat the disk as GPT; if there is no partition fitting [01:59] these criteria, then fall back to creating a fake protective partition [01:59] (LP: #837681). [01:59] thanks infinity, was just going to pull that ;) [02:00] so, that affects any mac, not just the mac specific images? [02:01] charlie-tca, yeah that's what cjwatson indicated to me when I hoped it was just mac specific images... [02:01] That's going to delay beta1 until tomorrow night sometime [02:01] I can't get all the images tested again tonight [02:01] The mac-specific images are rather poorly-named, to be fair. [02:02] charlie-tca, probably doing spot tests is appropriate. Change is limited in scope. [02:02] basically making sure no regressions on the i386, amd64 for the partitioning tests is appropriate. [02:03] I suppose we should re-spin then. If I don't, mac users are screwed [02:05] charlie-tca, I'll add them to the queue for tonights builds. And then you can decide in the morning with pitti whether to add them to the tester or not. [02:05] okay [02:08] If they build and I can run them in the morning, I will add them. I still have to do the release notes, too [02:09] charlie-tca that seems reasonable. Feel free to add to release notes now. ;) [02:09] Yeah, if I can get my eyes to focus i sure will [02:11] charlie-tca, understood. Sleep instead, if that will help. There will be synch time in the morning. [02:11] Okay, thanks [02:34] charlie-tca: I don't intend to fully retest Kubuntu. I mostly want to do some regression testing to make sure the common partitioning scenarios work. [02:34] For a Beta, I think that's OK. [02:34] Thanks. I will try to do that too. [02:36] Ubuntu desktop & alternate posted. 20110901. archs: amd64, amd64+mac, i386 [02:51] Ubuntu desktop & alternate posted. 20110901. archs: amd64, amd64+mac, i386 [02:51] erg... posted that already [02:51] meant to type [02:52] Ubuntu Studio alternate posted. 20110901. archs: amd64, i386 [02:53] ScottL, charlie-tca ^^ [02:53] thank you [02:54] yw [02:54] * holstein downloading :) [02:54] thank you skaet [02:56] :) [02:56] * ScottL is going upstairs to start downloading as well [02:59] * skaet figures she's got another 30 minutes before the next one show up, so giving in to her dog's plantive looks and going for a short walk. biab. [03:03] ScottK, kubuntu alternate posted 20110901: archs: amd64, i386, amd64+mac [03:14] skaet: I feel like my notes are a bit long winded this time. Feel free to cut them where you see fit. [03:15] I updated them, anyway [03:25] Thank you charlie-tca. :) Will make it easier tomorrow. :) [03:25] yw [03:50] stgraber, highvoltage, refreshed Edubuntu DVD's just posted to the tracker. 20110901 [03:54] charlie-tca, xubuntu alternate is off the builder, and sitting in the dailies. Let me or pitti know if you want it posted. [04:02] skaet: cool, thanks [04:14] Is anyone awake enough to do more emergency upload/publish/respin cycles tonight, or should I relinquish our manual buildds back to auto for the night? [04:14] I'm not planning on uploading anything :) [04:14] pitti should show up in a few minutes though [04:16] I mostly just want to give powerpc a chance to catch up again. [04:16] I'm sure pitti can have adare halted again if he needs it. [04:17] pitti: If you need to do an emergency kill on a buildd to push something through, try to make sure it's not insighttoolkit on ross. That's been building for half a day, would be a shame to kill it now. :) [04:42] ScottL: the ubuntustudio amd64 respin earlier was for a broken CD, not related to pulling in any updates, fwiw - not that this precludes respinning to get those package updates [04:44] ScottK: sorry, not sure which change it is you're talking about retesting for - the parted one? [04:45] the change is deep in the GPT-handling code.. I don't think there's a need for rigorous testing outside of machines that use GPT [04:55] inifinity, relinquish away [04:56] * skaet was in other window... [05:00] Ubuntu DVD posted (20110901) [05:04] Daviey, I tried building ubuntu server during the rebuilds tonight, and it is still crashing the build. Just in case you see the logs. [05:24] Good morning [05:28] infinity: builder killing> noted; still catching up with backscroll to see whether something needs a rebuild [05:29] charlie-tca: hey [05:30] charlie-tca: should we post/use the new xubuntu alternate? [05:31] I'm not quite sure why xubuntu desktop wasn't rebuilt for the same reason [05:31] ah, building [05:32] good morning pitti [05:32] pad should be fairly current [05:32] charlie-tca wasn't sure if they wanted to pick up the new images or not. Alternate is built, and livecd is about to build. [05:33] (after kubuntu finishes) [05:33] sequence currently in flight is on the pad [05:35] I'll re-pre-publish kubuntu alternate and the ubuntu desktop/alternate [05:35] so that they get a few hours to rsync into the world [05:36] pitti, sounds good. [05:36] * skaet notes (and wants to be reminded) we probably need to put something into the checklist about this to do day -1. [05:37] skaet: "this"? [05:37] skaet: pre-publishing is there already [05:37] pitti, arrgh. did it again. s/this/prepublishing/ [05:37] that's on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BetaProcess already [05:38] yup you're right. [05:38] somehow glossed over it on my earlier read. [05:38] * skaet needs to go to bed now ;) [05:38] pitti, is the pad fairly clear on what's left? [05:38] skaet: yes, it is [05:40] skaet: so in my day, I'll finish the posting to the tracker, coordinate about teh yay/nay with charlie-tca, give the tech notes an once-over again, and watch out for more trouble in general [05:40] skaet: I'll also prepare the publishing, so that we just need to press the "sync out" button [05:41] skaet: do you handle the announcement mail/web site update coordination in your tomorrow? [05:42] pitti, yup, I'll handle the announce mail/web site update coord. Probably around my afternoon, after we get all the ok's and updates in the notes. [05:43] Kubuntu CD 20110901 published [05:43] pitti: Not (pre-)publishing ubuntu-core for beta? [05:43] infinity, its on cdimage, not release... last I learned. [05:44] skaet: Oh, fair enough. I never pay attention to simple/full politics. [05:44] infinity: AFAIK we only put ubuntu/kubuntu desktop/alternate on releases.u.c. [05:44] infinity, np. Let us know if you hear different, but cdimage should be ok for it. [05:44] core is fairly new, so there might not be a firm decision yet, but I think cdimage is fine [05:45] pitti: Yeah, cdimage is fine for now anyway. [05:45] pitti: If I hear differently before final release, it's not rocket science to move it to simple. [05:46] pitti, key bugs still need to be added to release notes, will take a pass when I wake up. Expect jibel will add some too. [05:46] skaet: ah, I'll look into this, too [05:47] skaet: kubuntu desktop was right on time :) all necessary images pre-published now [05:56] :) [06:04] pitti, kubuntu dvd is about to emerge, after that xubuntu desktop. Can you publish? I'm thinking its time for me to turn go get some zzz. [06:05] skaet: yep, will do; sleep well! [06:05] * infinity thinks it's probably bedtime. [06:05] Thanks pitti! [06:05] Sleep well infinity! Thanks for your help today! [06:05] NP. [06:07] infinity: good night! [06:16] good morning/evening all [06:16] hey rickspencer3 [06:16] hey pitti [06:16] so I hear that >2TB bug got fixed by cjwatson last night? [06:17] rickspencer3: right [06:17] sweet [06:17] we re-spin images, they need fast testing now [06:17] pitti, was jibel able to confirm the bug fix in the test lab? [06:18] rickspencer3: I don't think so, that happened in the middle of the night here [06:18] ah [06:18] that'll need to happen today [06:18] cool [06:18] middle o fht enight here is middle of the ngiht for cjwatson too! [06:18] I love that dude [06:20] +1 [06:20] I hope we won't see him before mid-day today [06:27] GrueMaster, ogra_: oh, the pad says to not publish omap for ubuntu; is that still current? I thought it works for netboot? [07:07] morning [07:07] bonjour jibel [07:07] jibel: ca va? [07:08] morgen pitti. [07:08] Es geht mir gut, danke schön. Und dir ? [07:09] un peu fatigué, mais bon [07:09] jibel: we got a new set of images over night, for the GPT bug [07:10] I'm just doing my second test install on amd64 desktop, looking good so far [07:10] but I haven't tested GPT/mac [07:10] I'm syncing them. [07:12] kubuntu DVDs posted [07:13] charlie-tca: xubuntu desktop/alternate 20110901 are now available; please let me know about whether or not to post them [07:13] pitti, rickspencer3 I'm not sure how I can test the GPT bug without a Mac. [07:14] chadadavis (the reporter) will test it when he's online (morning CEST) [07:14] hi jibel [07:14] The best I can do is mimic the test cjwatson did but I'll need his directions because I don't know how to fake an architecture. [07:14] Hi rickspencer3 [07:14] jibel, oh, I thought it impacted machines with >2TB harddrives as well [07:14] and that you were able to replicate that in your lab [07:15] rickspencer3, no I've not been able to replicate. [07:15] oh, bummer [07:15] so, this is it a bit worrisome [07:15] what if: [07:15] 1. the bug is not fixed and/or [07:15] 2. there are significant regressions [07:16] perhaps Chad can validate/ [07:16] ? [07:16] is the last image sufficiently tested to release that one today? [07:16] for the regressions, we should re-exercise all the standard tests on MBR partitions [07:16] rickspencer3: no, we are just starting with that [07:18] rickspencer3, I'll retest the partitioner for every case excepted the GPT bug that Chad will do. [07:19] maybe we should get some macs in the testing lab? [07:20] I now tested "full disk" and manual, I'll do an autoresize test on amd64/desktop now [07:22] argh, I don't get autoresize offered, presumably my image is too small [07:23] LVM is good [07:23] * pitti gets a bigger one, and will test the amd64 DVD one for the first install [07:27] jibel: does it help at all if I do some desktop/DVD tests, or do you do them anyway with some scriptery? [07:27] well, if for nothing else it'll help me being more confident in the respin :) [07:29] pitti, I'll do it. I'm currently running, alternate default install, resize on amd64/i386 , I'll start desktop as well in a minute. [07:29] jibel: I mean, I'm already at it, just wondering if that will help you at all [07:30] pitti, the more eyes the better. [07:48] ubuntu DVD amd64 live and install went fine [08:01] starting ubuntu desktop autoresize test [08:06] jibel: I'm sceptical that it's worthwhile doing another faked-architecture test; I know that part works, what I need to have verified is that it actually works on a real Mac [08:07] Chad said he'd be around on CEST to give it a go [08:07] (I checked that last night before uploading) [08:08] good morning cj "hero" watson [08:08] rickspencer3: I initially thought >2TB disks could be affected, but once I narrowed down the bug it was clear that it was localised to Macs (with any size of disk, although depending on the prior partitioning arrangements) [08:09] hi cjwatson [08:09] ok, that makes sense [08:10] I asked pgraner about maybe getting some Macs for the testing lab [08:10] cjwatson: the pad currently says to not publish amd64+mac; is that obsolete now that the gpt fix is in? i. e. should move from "new" to "pending testing"? [08:10] s/from "new"/from "no"/ [08:10] IMO yes [08:11] that's what I thought, too; doing [08:11] oh, must get back to the xorriso guy about the work needed to make the need for a separate amd64+mac image GO THE HELL AWAY [08:11] then people can stop being confused by it :) [08:33] autoresize worked well on amd64 desktop [09:04] ubuntu alternate, dvd and desktop ok on amd64 and i386. tested entire disk, autoresize, manual, encrypted lvm. [09:05] now testing ltsp [10:08] but it seems it's now being used for image publishing status as well [10:08] Indeed. [10:09] pitti, apart from netboot omap3 all should be releasable [10:09] anyway, it's just a release team tool, nothing like an official report [10:11] ogra_: cool, thanks; I'll update it then [10:11] ubuntu-core is missing tests on the isotracker though [10:11] ogra_: ah, want me to create core i386/amd64 test cases? [10:11] (I'm not sure whether I'm able to, but I'll try) [10:11] well, untar, chroot, apt-get install ... is the testcase [10:11] * ogra_ can do that quickly [10:11] Which is missing some steps. ;) [10:11] ogra_: I mean, do you want test cases for i386/amd64 core in the tracker? [10:11] (like, have a valid resolv.conf) [10:11] infinity, your baby ^^^ [10:11] I'm not sure if I care that it's in the tracker, TBH, unless people want it there for paper trails. [10:11] well, are we supposed to do milestones ? [10:11] I tested i386 and amd64 when I built them yesterday, for all that "testing" a minimal chroot is "making sure it contains binaries that don't all segv". [10:11] then it should live on the tracker [10:11] Yeah, probably. [10:11] Then I guess we need one or two silly/simple testcases. [10:11] Honestly, if the image builds, it works. [10:11] pitti, add it then :) [10:11] infinity, agreed [10:11] (Well, unless there's a hideous bug in some part of Essential, but then every image in the archive is broken) [10:11] well, by the looks of it, we might have actual -core images next release [10:11] they will need bootability testing ... [10:12] I guess http://testcases.qa.ubuntu.com/Install/ARM/Core will work for i386/amd64 as well [10:12] sure [10:12] hmm, tobin actually tested it, why doesnt it show as done on the front page [10:13] The paths on that page are wrong. [10:13] But otherwise, that works. [10:13] hmm [10:13] I added the two products [10:14] and actually also added two test cases, but they don't appear [10:14] hang on [10:14] ogra_: I'm trying to fight having bootable core images, TBH. But we'll see where that goes. I imagine some lively discussion at UDS about it all. [10:14] ah, now [10:14] ogra_: added [10:15] ogra_: Once they're bootable, they need an installer to set things up, once they have an installer, they need... You see the problem. [10:15] Expectations go up when it's bootable, and bloat happens. [10:17] infinity, you got me fully on your side, but i think some upper level wants a proof of concept :) [10:17] (which would essentially be linaros nano image though, it actually is a minimal image with root login and some pre-configuration) [10:18] Well, I could turn core into a bootable image on ARM with some reuse of linaro tools (which I think is the sane way to go), but I'd like to generalise those tools a bit more first, and make them not ARM specific. [10:18] Then everyone can have their cake and eat it too. And I'm not stuck generating "bootable rootfses" for the world, which is silly. [10:19] Anyhow, not really release-related, so I'll go to bed and stop babbling in the wrong channel. :P [10:24] yeah, way to late for you anyway, go sleep :) === doko_ is now known as doko [10:49] Hey guys, where should I talk about beta1 QA testing? [10:49] astraljava: here, or in #ubuntu-testing [10:50] pitti: Okay, thanks. I'll go on here, then. alternate install doesn't have auto-resize option for partitioning, yet on our ISO QA tracker that's a mandatory testcase. [10:50] astraljava: it's only offered if there is actually sufficient space available [10:51] astraljava: I just tested it successfully two hours ago on the current ubuntu desktop amd64 image [10:52] pitti: So if I'm using vbox with a dedicated file as a hard drive partition? [10:52] it worked for me with a 10 GB image, but not with 6 (that's too small for two installations) [10:52] Okay, thanks! [10:58] yep, that's a conditional test [10:58] or should be [10:58] there are multiple reasons why you might not see it - insufficient space is just one of them [10:59] bug 835961 looks fatal for the Lubuntu alternate images to me [10:59] no gilir around though ... [11:06] pitti: could you give me a TB second opinion on https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/lubuntu-meta/+bug/835961/comments/12 ? I'm tempted to Just Do It and respin, but I'd like a check [11:06] I'm done with fixing grammar/spelling etc. on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/OneiricOcelot/TechnicalOverview, and updating it with noteworthy bugs from the ISO tracker [11:06] cjwatson: looking [11:09] cjwatson: fully agree, updated bug [11:11] I think the roots of the libav* deps are gnome-mplayer and guvcview [11:11] cjwatson: curious that the lubuntu desktop squashfs built; shouldn't it have the same problem, or don't we have a blacklist there? [11:12] they're recommends, so it's possible there's a bit of nondeterminism [11:12] ah [11:12] and yes, no blacklist for the squashfs anyway [11:12] http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/lubuntu/daily/current/report.html doesn't show lubuntu-desktop as being uninstallable, just some extra packages [11:12] the blacklist is done at the ship-live level ... [11:12] ah [11:12] it's not ideal [11:12] right, it's in the desktop squashfs [11:13] so we already ship the lubuntu desktop images with it; might as well do the alternates, too [11:15] committed [11:16] are you doing the rebuild, or want me to? [11:17] I will [11:18] running now [11:18] (pad updated) [11:23] slangasek, ack'd ty [11:31] is that kubuntu-meta upload needed for b1? [11:32] cjwatson: No. [11:39] Any idea what's happening at Installing system 64%? Seems like I'm stuck there. [11:39] Nevermind [11:39] Asking seems to have fixed it. [12:03] Looking good here. bbiab. [12:05] Away [12:06] good morning [12:06] hey charlie-tca [12:07] http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/lubuntu/daily/20110901/report.html is empty now, yay [12:07] (looked at cdimage, not mirrored yet) [12:07] * pitti posts that image [12:07] cjwatson: ^ [12:07] pitti: Starting those tests on the new image. I will get back to you [12:07] charlie-tca: yay [12:09] ah, thanks, sorry I missed it [12:10] cjwatson: you didn't, it just finished (I followed it on cdimage) [12:10] for some reason the lubuntu one took very long [12:12] Still testing Kubuntu images, but so far, so good, so I don't anticipate any problems with pre-publishing. [12:13] ScottK: I already did that (faster rsync if we need to do it again) [12:13] OK. Great. [13:13] morning [13:19] hey stgraber, good morning [13:21] morning stgraber [13:22] ok, finally testing Edubuntu. Should have both of them entirely tested in the next two hours [13:40] pitti: I will accept the images dated today. I have tried to them, ran an install off each one, and they are working [13:40] pitti: let's publish them [13:51] charlie-tca: nice, thanks! [13:52] charlie-tca: added to the tracker; can you please mark the tests you just ran? [13:56] sure [13:59] would be great if someone could review that UIFe, bug 838829 [14:00] good afternoon pitti, cjwatson [14:00] hmm, something seems wrong with the bot: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/edubuntu-artwork/+bug/838829 [14:10] updated that UI freeze exception to target unity-2d instead of edubuntu-artwork as it's been suggested we should fix it there [14:13] hey skaet [14:13] heya pitti [14:14] looks like things are settling into the groove for a release, mostly. ;) [14:14] yeah [14:14] nice work. :) [14:15] skaet: at this point I'm confident in all images except for lubuntu alternate [14:15] any updates on lubuntu images [14:15] lol [14:15] skaet: it was rebuilt a few hours ago and now everything should be installable [14:15] but we haven't gotten any test yet [14:15] anyone spot gilir around? [14:16] or is there another member of the lubuntu community we can contact? [14:16] downloading lubuntu alternate amd64 [14:16] I'll give it a whirl [14:16] thanks pitti [14:16] skaet: are you ok with me publishing the other images already, or do you still want to wait a bit? [14:16] I'll go start off a round of release notes scrubbing [14:17] pitti, lets wait a bit for some of the north american testing results to trickle in. [14:17] when do you plan on EODing? [14:18] * skaet assuming no crisis pops up, of course ;) [14:23] pitti, skaet I'm testing lubuntu alternate i386|amd64 entire disk and resize [14:23] ah, as always jibel is ahead of me :) [14:25] skaet: if all goes well, in about two hours [14:27] * stgraber is filing a bunch of Chinese specific bugs... has been a while since I last tried it [14:30] skaet: I gave the TechOverview a review and did a couple of bug additions and language fixes [14:30] skaet: I think the "known issues" is reasonably complete now; I left out the tracker bugs for the crashes (apport/duping/bug patterns will handle those) and the ones which break images which we won't publish [14:32] skaet: btw, I updated the pad so that we'll publish amd64+mac and omap images [14:34] pitti, yup saw that ogra blessed them. Some of those bugs look painful though, but its a limited audience, so ... [14:34] skaet: I'd like to update the tracker to disable the images that we won't publish (like omap/netboot), and retire the section in the pad [14:34] skaet: as publish-image-set will read it from the tracker [14:35] and it seems fairly redundant in the pad anyway [14:35] ok? [14:35] (netboot in particular isn't published anyway, of course) [14:36] but e. g. kubuntu desktop amd64+mac [14:36] and kubuntu mobile [14:37] pitti: I thought we were doing the +mac images now that the GPT bug is fixed? [14:37] amd64+mac NO per ScottK IRC [14:37] (and it does have some testing) [14:37] ScottK: fine with me [14:37] Thanks. [14:37] My mistake. [14:37] ScottK: we'll still skip mobile and powerpc, right? [14:37] ScottK: np [14:37] Yes [14:38] And omap. [14:38] right [14:38] ScottK: tracker doesn't have kubuntu omap4 either [14:39] but IIRC that failed as well due to libo (whatever pulled that in) [14:39] pitti, go ahead with the disables [14:39] so, netboot armel disabled, the rest should be released [14:40] * skaet goes off to do a review [14:40] skaet: ok, tracker updated and is consistent now, pad cleaned up [14:41] pitti: :D Thank you! [14:41] this isn't supposed to grow to a large form anyway, just for temporary scribbling like rebuild triggers [14:43] pitti, it was a good idea though for communicating and summarizing with IRC. I just added release images, since there was so much flux, and being able to get the expectations clear as to what was still needed was useful. [14:43] yep, that was fine [14:43] * skaet likes the historical playback too. ;) [14:44] skaet: when do you think we can unfreeze? from my POV as soon as lubuntu alternate got tested? [14:45] pitti, agreed. [14:45] skaet: there's a few high-profile bug fixes there, like ubiquitous unity-2d crashes, or jockey crash (failing to install nvidia), etc. [14:46] pitti, yeah, getting them in will be good. [14:46] yeah, the unity-2d ones are a bit annoying :) it's respawning fine but I get apport everytime I open a session post-install... [14:46] lubuntu alternate looks good. it installs, boots, user can login and install updates. tested entire disk, resize, encrypted lvm on amd64 and i386 [14:46]