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[16:54] uds-gb-g: This session has ended. === ChanServ changed the topic of #ubuntu-uds-grand-ballroom-g to: Track: Foundations | Guided fixing of grub configuration errors | Url: http://summit.ubuntu.com/uds-q/meeting/20514/foundations-q-fix-grub-config-errors/ | Audio: http://icecast.ubuntu.com:8000/grand-ballroom-g.ogg.m3u [17:18] My friend adds grub PC sound - it's Super Mario theme tune. [17:18] it was crytical for me to bring it back on reinstall [17:19] (grub supports playing sounds on boot) [17:20] I personally use burg [17:22] NMinker: is that UEFI or BIOS? [17:22] (mbr) [17:22] NMinker: looks nice and better than rEFIt [17:23] I wonder if we can package and install it from the mac+amd64 image [17:24] When would the debconf error appear? [17:25] https://launchpad.net/~n-muench/+archive/burg/+packages copied from natty because of GCC build issues [17:27] Is the point of using debconf just that it can output either to console or GUI? [17:27] I didn't develop burg, I just put it in a repo [17:28] the point is that it's the standard interface for emitting errors from package maintainer scripts, and yes that it has multiple frontends [17:28] And update-grub falls into the category of "package maintainer scripts"? [17:28] NMinker: right, I'm just giving you my advice as the grub2 maintainer that burg is abandoned :-) [17:29] I know [17:29] mpt: Not directly, but all the cases we're concerned with here are cases where it is called by package maintainer scripts [17:29] ok [17:29] I don't maintain it, I put in my repo for convience [17:29] oh, like installing an updated kernel [17:29] Right [17:29] The current plan for the error tracker is to start treating debconf errors in general as problems to report, but that wouldn't be so useful for personally-created syntax errors [17:30] I'd enjoy designing an interface for graphical customization of the most common things that people currently manually edit the grub config for. [17:31] I think that would be great [17:32] There have been a few efforts at this kind of thing, e.g. startupmanager, but they've been sort of incomplete and problematic [17:32] Brutal scope pruning might help [17:33] The fact that these are personally-created is the main reason I think using debconf would be OK [17:33] Just to invoke Postel's Law briefly, might it make sense to silently treat Unicode quotes as if they were Ascii ones? :-) [17:33] But perhaps we should work out a way to whitelist certain debconf questions in the error tracker [17:33] Shell can't, but we could auto-fix the file [17:33] And I think we probably should, much though it obscurely offends me :-) [17:35] But only in an "offended by the brokenness of the world" kind of way [17:35] Hey, at least you don't work for a Web browser or mail client vendor [17:36] * xnox =) [17:40] uds-gb-g: 5 minutes left in this session! [17:41] uds-gb-g: 4 minutes left in this session! [17:42] uds-gb-g: 3 minutes left in this session! [17:42] yes please [17:42] dependent on bdmurray's for identifying the common cases [17:43] uds-gb-g: 2 minutes left in this session! [17:44] uds-gb-g: 1 minute left in this session! [17:45] uds-gb-g: This session has ended. === ChanServ changed the topic of #ubuntu-uds-grand-ballroom-g to: Currently no events are active in this room - http://summit.ubuntu.com/uds-q/grand-ballroom-g/ - http://ubottu.com/uds-logs/%23ubuntu-uds-grand-ballroom-g.log === ChanServ changed the topic of #ubuntu-uds-grand-ballroom-g to: Track: Desktop | AOT compile mono libraries at install time | Url: http://summit.ubuntu.com/uds-q/meeting/20708/desktop-q-mono-aot/ | Audio: http://icecast.ubuntu.com:8000/grand-ballroom-g.ogg.m3u [18:10] what kind of a jit does mono use? [18:11] just compiles function which are often used or a tracing jit like e.g. pypy? [18:12] I don't think so. [18:14] that would involve changing all arch all packages to arch any [18:18] so the native and the IL code will both be installed? [18:25] gah, this stream is choppy [18:28] common complaint here, sorry [18:30] seems to have smoothed out now, more or less [18:31] er [18:32] one old blocker was over paths [18:32] something like you can't have your aot images in a different folder to your il, which is a multiarch problem [18:33] But we don't have a multiarch mono, right? [18:33] dlr-languages builds fine, but the git is really unclear [18:33] tens of megs of binary dll cruft [18:33] like copies of silverlight, things like that [18:33] the only real blocker is someone making a "clean" tarball [18:34] Are we likely to have both mono:armhf and mono:amd64 installed simultaneously? If not, we don't need to care about paths. [18:34] i don't see that as a likely situation [18:34] armhf is fucked btw [18:34] YAY! [18:34] p/invoke segfaults [18:34] so it builds and runs, until anything p/invokes anything [18:35] problem is mono is expecting armel ABI [18:35] mono doesn't support the armhf ABI at all [18:35] it's about 500 lines of changes. i woulc conjecture. if i had seen a non-public port. [18:36] zoltan vargaz has offered to coach anyone eager to do a port [18:36] but cannot write a line of code for it [18:37] Maybe once I actually get an arm device I'll go for it. [18:37] i have an efikamx but i haven't managed to run dist-upgrade on armhf debian on it without it becoming unbootable [18:37] * RAOF *should* be getting a pandaboard or something shipped to him. [18:39] unrelated: i want monodevelop to have a "publish to PPA" button within a year. it'd be neato. [18:39] mono, not cli-common, since the aot cache is mono-specific [18:39] of course, dotgnu never did get resurrected, so that's an academic distinction [18:40] and nobody ported .net micro to linux [18:40] still, abstraction is good for the soul ^_^ [18:41] more alive than plenty of core things in linux, tbh [18:41] still lots of critical tools last touched in 2006ish [18:42] (note: i have no idea how much latency there is in the audio, so i don't know if i'm communicating with 5 minutes ago) [18:43] so time my jokes for about 10 seconds of delay. got it. [18:44] oh, i was looking at doing CI snapshot packages, with upstream [18:44] i.e. served off a mono-project.com repo [18:44] waiting for some feedback from miguel [18:45] not system packages though, it'd be hell to maintain a full set like that [18:46] so mono-snapshot-201205101945 installs to /opt/mono-snapshot-201205101945, registers as a GAC runtime, and can be pushed into the environment via mono-snapshot command [18:46] it's a work in progress. it'd help if someone could sync environment-modules from debian [18:47] also i need to work out why modules only works via ssh, not interactively. debug time for jo [18:47] at any rate, it might be useful [18:49] uds-gb-g: 5 minutes left in this session! [18:50] uds-gb-g: 4 minutes left in this session! [18:51] uds-gb-g: 3 minutes left in this session! [18:52] upstreaming things is easy if you do it via github forks, and ping the right people on irc [18:52] they also like unit tests [18:52] i've only broken the mono build a half dozen times ¬_¬ [18:52] uds-gb-g: 2 minutes left in this session! [18:53] uds-gb-g: 1 minute left in this session! [18:53] okay, that was an interesting session [18:54] all the fun of UDS, without the 8 hour flights [18:54] uds-gb-g: This session has ended. === ChanServ changed the topic of #ubuntu-uds-grand-ballroom-g to: Track: Cloud & Server | cloud-init and cloud-utils discussion | Url: http://summit.ubuntu.com/uds-q/meeting/20513/servercloud-q-cloud-init-utils/ | Audio: http://icecast.ubuntu.com:8000/grand-ballroom-g.ogg.m3u [19:15] Did you guys already talk about fixing archives for ARM, (ie making ports.ubuntu.com avail in cloud-init) [19:15] smoser, utlemming ^ [19:37] oz =http://aeolusproject.org/oz.html [19:55] uds-gb-g: 5 minutes left in this session! 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