[08:42] Should all tests be done with real physical CDs or can I also use a usb disk as installation medium? [08:42] eg, http://testcases.qa.ubuntu.com/Install/NetBoot only mentions CD [08:45] also, the download option gives me a tar.gz, how should I put that on a cd/usb? [08:53] trijntje: USB image is just fine, and even encouraged [08:54] trijntje: write it with the usb-creator tool, or anything which can write the image on the raw device [08:54] trijntje: the descriptions are indeed a bit outdated; from Quantal on we will only have one image which will probably be called "USB" (or perhaps DVD) [08:55] trijntje: usb/dvd images are .iso; netboot works differently [08:55] you either need to set up tftp with that tarball, or download mini.iso [08:58] but where should I download mini.iso for quantal alpha1, and what should I do with the .tar.gz when I use mini.iso? [08:58] TBH I've never tried netboot, so I'm afraid I cannnot give reliable information beyond that [09:01] pitti: ok thanks, I'll wait around for a bit to see if someone else here knows [09:02] pitti: on a 100% unrelated note, if you don't mind, are you aware of this bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-defaults-builder/+bug/998351 [09:03] trijntje: I've seen it, but haven't had time to look into it yet [09:05] pitti: good, I'm sorry to bother you in that case. I'm never sure who gets notified about bugs since launchpad only lists 'maybe notified' [09:05] no need to be sorry, that's fine :) [09:11] thanks, I alway's feel like I'm bothering you with my problems ;) [09:14] trijntje, the right image for the netboot installation is http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/quantal/main/installer-amd64/20101020ubuntu145/images/netboot/mini.iso [09:14] or http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/quantal/main/installer-i386/20101020ubuntu145/images/netboot/mini.iso for 32bit [09:14] you don't need the tar.gz [09:15] The link on the tracker should be fixed [09:15] jibel: thanks! Can I do somehting to help fix the link on the tracker? [09:15] stgraber, ^ for i386 and amd64 is http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/quantal/main/installer-amd64/20101020ubuntu145/images/netboot/netboot.tar.gz on purpose ? [09:16] trijntje, that's fine, we'll wait for a confirmation from stgraber [09:16] trijntje, thanks for pointing it [09:19] no problem, I'm glad I can get on with testing now ;) [09:20] kernel crashed during install on Mac :( [09:20] and grub failed to install on alternate amd64 in expert mode :( :( [09:26] stgraber, I fixed the links to mini.iso, I'll revert if that was not a mistake [09:30] pitti, does it make sense to report bugs about jockey ? it's showing strange devices (USB HID, uas, intel graphics, intel smbus, ...) and fails when I try to activate any of them [09:31] jibel: not really any more; ubiquity is now using ubuntu-drivers-common, and we try to get rid of it [09:31] I noticed the same, but didn't bother to debug it any more [09:32] pitti, ok, thanks === yofel_ is now known as yofel === zyga is now known as zyga-food === zyga-food is now known as zyga [13:30] jibel: not sure why we were pointing to netboot.tar.gz but that definitely sounds like a mistake, mini.iso is really the easiest way to test netinstall [14:24] jibel: is amd64 desktop respinning ? [14:27] njin, yes all images have been respun to grab latest kernel and debian-installer changes [14:28] ok waiting [15:41] balloons, why did you report the cjk error twice, is there a difference between the 2 bugs ? [15:43] jibel, I don't believe there is a difference (but I can't read the bug).. and I wanted to take a look at the logs apport would upload from it [15:44] balloons, ah ok. You can just read the logs from the live session too [15:44] jibel, open question -- if I find a bug that is a dupe of mine, but I feel my debugging information would be useful, what;s the easiest way to add my stuff to the bug report? [15:44] without filing a new bug [15:45] balloons, add a comment and attachments to the master report [15:47] balloons, did you reproduce 1009052 with another language than Chinese ? [15:48] ok, but where are the attachments to do so? [15:48] jibel, yes I used simplified chinese, and chinese.. when the new images come I can try japanese and korean [15:50] ah ok, only Chinese then. [15:50] balloons, any type of attachment that can improve the bug report. [15:50] for ubiquity, interesting pieces are in /var/log/syslog, /var/log/partman and the content of /var/log/installer/* [15:52] jibel, noted.. thank you [15:58] balloons, I tried spanish and it passed. It seems to affect only Chinese [16:00] * balloons wonders if other asian languages are affected [16:00] I guess I can just try one on the old image anyway [16:03] trying japanese.. then lunch :-) [16:04] balloons, yes, changes in new build won't affect languages [16:04] hmm.. it autodetects me as in toyko.. which is wrong, my network is working and showing in ubiquity as active [16:10] jibel, japanese install fails as well === zyga is now known as zyga-afk [18:21] when testing the netboot image, choosing 'kubuntu' after the install of the minimal system should give a full graphical kubuntu desktop right? [18:23] AFAIK you have to install kubuntu on first [18:25] trijntje:^^ [18:39] I want to test Ubuntu amd64 desktop, pull out of the oven or the bugs will be roasted !!! [18:40] njin: it's building at the moment, should be published in the next hour [18:40] njin: though note that we'll start respinning all the images in 3-4 hours for kernel bugs (affecting amd64 macs and arm) [18:40] so we're just doing that batch of builds to try and find a few more bugs we may want fixed before the later rebuild [18:41] ok so I can est a wubi install, just to see if complete [18:42] yep, that's always useful [18:42] basically anything that wasn't tested at all so far, would be good to test before we rebuild everything [18:43] ok thanks stgraber, ah sandra asks me how you can do more than 900 tests [18:44] njin: I do daily upgrade testing of all the flavours :) [18:44] I reply, night and day, [18:44] great stgraber !! [19:55] trijntje, right, if you select the task kubuntu during a netboot install, you should have a fully working kubuntu desktop after installation [20:04] njin: ^ there you go :) [20:05] stgraber, thanks [20:05] uhm, i've to wait ½ hour for wubi to end [20:34] jibel, njin: thanks, it looks like I made some mistakes during install so I'm running it again === salem_ is now known as _salem