[05:37] jibel: bug 932539 [05:37] Launchpad bug 932539 in qemu-kvm (Ubuntu) "qemu exits with -11 when connecting to a port redirect before the service starts listening (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/932539 [05:37] jibel: that's the kvm bug preventing auto upgrade testing on Precise [05:38] jibel: and that's the ugly workaround: http://paste.ubuntu.com/842664/ [05:39] jibel: I'll poke hallyn about it tomorrow (well, later today ...) [08:29] stgraber, ah, mvo filed one already. I think it's the same [08:30] stgraber, bug 921961 [08:30] Launchpad bug 921961 in qemu-kvm (Ubuntu Precise) (and 1 other project) "qemu-system-x86_64 crashed with SIGSEGV (affects: 1) (heat: 12)" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/921961 === yofel_ is now known as yofel === _salem is now known as salem_ [11:39] stgraber, do you think today is possible to have Lucid build ? === Ursinha_ is now known as Guest37786 === Guest37786 is now known as Ursula === greyback is now known as greyback|lunch [13:41] jibel, a god notice, upgraded 10.04.04 to precise via net without problems [13:42] njin, great. Did you see a weird dialog during upgrade asking you where to install grub ? [13:43] I saw that yesterday but not sure if it's my setup [13:53] jibel, no, only if mantain the older conf or install the new [14:05] jibel: they should probably be merged, though in my case I only seem to get the return -11 apport didn't detect a segfault nor was a segfault message printed in the terminal [14:06] jibel: could be apport not working though, it did that quite a bit recently === bladernr_ is now known as bladernr_afk === greyback|lunch is now known as greyback === bladernr_afk is now known as bladernr_ [14:45] Hallo there. I have a problem. I am unable to boot from USB at daily live Lucid 10.04 LTS ( I file a bug #932794 ) [14:47] bug 932794 [14:49] jp_Hranice, is ti public ? [14:51] jibel: yes, it is. [14:52] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/932794 [14:57] jp_Hranice, thanks, does it boot if you type 'live' without the quotes at the boot prompt ? [14:58] jp_Hranice: how did you burn the USB stick? With usb-creator-gtk? [14:58] OK I will try. [14:58] jp_Hranice, which tool did you use to create the stick ? [14:58] (what cwayne just said) [14:59] * cwayne has noticed its best to use unetbootin to create sticks for older versions [14:59] jibel: usb-creator [15:00] jp_Hranice, ok, that's bug 645818 then [15:00] have I mark as duplicate ? [15:01] jp_Hranice, yes please. [15:03] jp_Hranice: if you create a new stick with unetbootin it should work [15:04] OK. Thanks guys. [15:10] jp_Hranice, that's a known bug, assuming you are using a recent version of Ubuntu [15:10] jp_Hranice, you need to use the Lucid version of usb-creator-gtk to create a Lucid live USB stick [15:10] or use unetbootin like cwayne suggested already [15:11] brendand: Thanks. [15:24] Good morning, testers [15:28] charlie-tca, good morning tester :) [15:28] Looks like Kubuntu 10.04.4 needs a bit of help. will start with 64bit desktop there [16:31] charlie-tca, good morning tester [16:31] here 5 pm [16:33] stgraber, there's a Lucid amd64 rebuild in the next hours? [16:41] njin, no lucid rebuild planned at this point - not seeing any new regressions/issues, just known bugs. [16:42] * skaet keeping an eye on the iso tracker though.... ;) === patrickmw_ is now known as patrickmw [18:22] looking at the iso tracker, I have time this afternoon to help.. any iso you'd like me to run thru? [18:23] * yofel fetches the kubuntu dvd's [18:24] balloons: can you grab Kubuntu 386 desktop? [18:24] yes, i'm hanging out in the #kubuntu-devel channel [18:24] and I am downloading that iso now [18:25] i can queue a ubuntu version up as well.. that will fill the pipes with downloads for a bit ;-) [18:25] I am running 64bit desktop, and should be able to run the alternate 64 tests too, but can't do dvd's due to my internet connec tion [18:25] same same [18:26] I should be able to pay more attention to it now, finished bugsquad meeting [18:26] got until 21:00UTC before the next one [18:27] charlie-tca: I'll do the DVD's [18:27] Great! [18:27] fetching both currently [18:31] balloons, chinese, japanese or korean and validating install would help too. [18:32] jibel, so just grab the say 64 bit desktop iso and try those languages? [18:33] ahh.. i see the non-english tests.. noted [18:33] jibel, is there something i can test while i'm spending some time with qemi/xen/kvm? [18:33] it will take a bit to get the iso, then I'll roll on those also [18:33] balloons, yes, grab a desktop image, install in chinese then try to input some data in chinese in gedit [18:34] balloons, there's a test scenario that describe it step by step if you're not fluent in chinese [18:35] jibel, why your in luck. i speak excellent mandarin [18:35] * balloons is kidding [18:36] thanks i'll look out for the docs [18:37] balloons, and we need also to run a screen reader install too [18:38] and after that I think it's good for ubuntu, only known issues, no regression [18:38] I'm currently running ltsp [18:38] then I'll do vmware easy install. [18:39] if any one wnat to test iscsi, go ahead [18:49] jibel: does wubi have to be done for kubuntu? [18:50] charlie-tca, yes because the installer will use the new image [18:50] Okay [19:40] Will need help with Kubuntu desktop 64, live session (netbook) and wubi. I have no windows machines, and no netbooks. [20:00] jibel, cjk input worked as expected in the test case.. you want me to test for all 4 listed languages, or is one enough? [20:00] i can do the screen reader install now as well [20:01] charlie-tca, the kubuntu i386 went fine [20:01] Great [20:01] Kubuntu desktop 64 except netbook live session and wubi are done [20:01] i need to write down the user/pass combos i use.. lol [20:02] heh [20:02] I know that one :-) [20:03] this seems to have a bad link [20:03] http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/milestones/207/builds/11921/testcases/854/results [20:03] is the netbook live session low-fat-settings or ? [20:03] i didn't think kubuntu still shipped the netbook plasma view [20:04] starting on ubuntu i386 screen reader [20:07] I don't really know what the difference is between the netbook live session and the desktop live session [20:08] The test case is invalid, and the download is the same for both [20:09] jibel, the screen reader test seems incorrect for 10.04 [20:10] balloons: it probably is. [20:10] There were a ton of changes because of unity [20:10] I can run it, if you want [20:10] i'm rolling thru anyway to ensure screen reader works more or less [20:10] the alt+f9 thing is wrong [20:10] Most of it will be wrong since 10.04 did not have unity [20:11] You have to start with f4 at the menu, I think it is. [20:12] balloons: Sorry for missing the meeting, but it wouldn't have been productive anyway. I have been way too busy with my personal life issues since last week, so I don't know what has happened in the project, and none of my tasks have progressed anyhow. So, hopefully this changes soon as Beta-1 closes. [20:12] astraljava, no worries.. it has been busy is a serious understatement [20:12] balloons: the alt+F9 is for the unity launchers, as I recall. [20:12] it's been crazy busy :-) [20:13] Damn right. :) [20:13] balloons: start at step 28 for 10.04 [20:14] geg [20:14] hehe [20:14] charlie-tca, no audio on time zone or region [20:14] right [20:14] it has always failed their [20:14] their == there [20:15] hmm.. not hearing partitioning options etheir [20:15] That doesn't sound right [20:16] yea.. it seems to have stopped reading [20:16] hehe [20:16] at spi crash [20:17] ok, so apport couldn't collect info.. how do I report this crash.. shall I reboot and try again or ? [20:18] I usually want it to happen twice before reporting. [20:18] Then if apport fails, report manually using the format at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/Bug-Report-Layout === salem_ is now known as _salem [20:23] kk, trying again [20:23] I get to re-write that test every time they change Ubuntu [20:24] and, yes, it is down for another re-write to match the latest unity stuff [20:25] charlie-tca, yes.. it gets fun sometimes I'll bet! [20:25] oh, yeah [20:25] Gives me something to do, every cycle :-) [20:26] I have to try and do that before the beta1 tests [20:26] but, usually, we can't get the accessibility stuff in until after beta1 [20:29] hmm yep, stops speaking anything but keyboard commands :-( [20:29] same crash [20:29] ouch [20:29] going to be a bear to fix, too [20:30] yea.. they'll love me [20:30] ok, I'll use the format.. file against which packageD? [20:31] give me a minute [20:31] at-spi [20:31] thanks.. this is what's crashing, https://launchpad.net/at-spi [20:31] since that is what crashed [20:31] that will work [20:32] but do i need to include anything with it.. i guess not [20:32] since casper / ubiquity are fine [20:32] Not [20:32] I will run a verification test and pull logs if possible [20:32] usually, it is a conflict we have to fix with difficulty [20:35] ok, this is feeling lame.. I can't see to find a way to report :( it's greyed out [20:35] what's greyed out? [20:36] Start here and file it manually... [20:36] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+filebug [20:36] yes.. working thru it :-) [20:36] Then, to complete the test, click failed, enter a bug number under bugs found, and click save [20:37] stuck on password again [20:37] lol [20:37] sheesh [20:38] was that in a virtual machine? [20:38] I am going to run it against real hardware. As I recall, it won't work in VM's [20:39] charlie-tca, actually it was in a vm [20:39] good point [20:39] i don't have real hardware i can test on [20:39] I don't think it will work in a vm [20:39] to reproduce, basically just start the install [20:39] Let me run it on hardware and see what happens [20:39] it reads the first screen fine, then stops reading [20:40] if you close installer, you'll see the crash dialog pop up [20:40] k -- I'll hold on pressing the submit button :-) [20:40] Okay. I will give it a try, and let you know what it does [20:42] well, crap. My cd burn failed [20:42] trying again [20:46] hmmmm [20:46] Okay, booting now [20:47] hm, how up-to-date are the ISO's supposed to be? here the system is telling me that I have ~220 security updates pending after installation [20:49] I haven't had any on the desktop 64 image [20:49] It sounds almost like an out of date image [20:49] I would expect 220 or so from 10.04.3 [20:50] or even earlier than that [20:50] * yofel looks for the checksums [20:53] balloons: alt+F1 to get to menus, left arrow, left arrow, down arrow, down arrow, left arrow, down arrow to install [20:53] skaet: the kubuntu lucid images that are up for testing for 10.04.4 have the same checksums as the images for 10.04.2 [20:53] the DVD images [20:53] alt+f1.. I remember that :-) [20:54] yofel, that's weird. [20:54] * skaet looking [20:54] But that's only for 10.04 [20:54] I fetched it from rsync://cdimage.ubuntu.com/cdimage/kubuntu/lucid/dvd/20110215/lucid-dvd-i386.iso [20:55] oh [20:55] 2011 [20:55] skaet: ^ [20:55] http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/milestones/207/builds/11935/downloads [20:55] balloons: still working. got through the keyboard section [20:55] yofel, fixing... [20:56] The catch is, if you use the mouse, the keyboard doesn't always make it talk again [20:56] thank [20:56] s [20:57] Working through the disk partitions, now at Who are you [20:57] charlie-tca, yea, i didn't use the mouse .. but I did use escape, tab, down enter to run the installer [20:57] escape turns off orca in this one [20:57] I think [20:58] Made it through the installer. It is quite a complicated process now, after working with unity [20:59] and, of course, the buttons don't all read correctly. It looks okay, though [20:59] Now installing [20:59] ok, charlie-tca likely false alarm then [20:59] thanks for checking it out [21:00] balloons: practice makes perfect. It is a very involved process to do the install from the screenreader [21:00] and, I did not follow the test case :-( [21:00] I did it from memory [21:00] * balloons is impressed [21:01] It is much more impressive when you not so visually impaired people manage to make it work [21:02] alrighty [21:02] heh [21:03] well, i can grab another iso and test.. perhaps the alt kubuntu i386 [21:03] Some of us have more practice with these things :-) [21:03] yofel, yeah it was a date confusion, and i thought the DVD had been built and just needed to be posted. turned out to be the 10.04.2 one. [21:03] * skaet looking into getting it built now. [21:03] I will run both screenreader installs, and then hit the alternate 64 for kubuntu [21:04] I'll do the 86 alternate then while waiting on the DVD's [21:05] ah, you're going to do that balloons? [21:05] You can have the 64 alternate if you want [21:05] I'll take that then [21:05] ok, sounds good [21:05] I have to run these screenreader tests in Ubuntu first [21:17] yofel, have started the build off... [21:18] :) [21:18] 5 mins left on iso dl [21:18] yaya [21:48] screenreader 386 install working [21:50] charlie-tca, i still affected by the session started mute, is fixed on one mache but not on the other [21:50] i386 kubuntu alt going well [21:50] njin: the chances of that getting fixed in 10.04 is almost nil, though. [21:50] It is machine specific [21:50] sure [22:04] * balloons never realized the alt installer is so much slower than ubiquity [22:05] Lucid 10.04.4 Kubuntu DVD's posted to the iso tracker. [22:05] yofel, ^ hopefully all matches up nicely now... [22:06] resyncing [22:17] Okay, screen readers are done. Which tests are next? [22:18] i'm rolling thru the i386 stuff.. doing encryption now [22:18] yofel: should I run 64bit alternate encrypted/ [22:18] ? [22:19] sure, I'm doing auto-resize currently [22:19] got it [22:21] You are going to the dvd tests next? If so, I will finish the alternate 64 [22:23] that would be good [22:26] Okay, then I will probably go do a korean language install of Ubuntu to satisfy the CJK install [22:30] charlie-tca, which version? i did a korean cjk for i386 [22:31] ubuntu that is [22:31] 64bit needs a non-network install [23:01] oops,. Ubuntu 64 needs the network cjk install [23:03] k.. i386 kubuntu encryption looks good [23:03] yay! [23:07] DVDs look fine too so far this time (d-i full install and live session) [23:08] k guys -- I'm out for today.. food is calling :-) [23:09] balloons: Thanks for helping [23:09] it was fun [23:09] thanks for helping me! [23:09] thank you for helping too