[09:30] guys, how do i enable autologin? === rickspencer3 is now known as rickspencer3_ === rickspencer3_ is now known as rickspencer3 [10:10] ogra_: omap3 netinst didn't change since Friday, do you know why? [10:10] ogra_: http://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-ports/dists/quantal/main/installer-armhf/current/images/omap/netboot/ === jkridner_ is now known as jkridner [12:01] d> ubuntu waits for a keypress after booting, before displaying the login prompt [12:01] I cannot find a way to make it go to the login prompt without that keypress [12:33] http://imagebin.org/220061 The login prompt is displayed after that step, only after i press enter. is that normal behavious === prpplague is now known as prp^2 [15:14] infinity, hello good sir. I again have armadaxp kernels in incoming, longing for -proposed. [15:18] does it have its passport and visa ? === zyga is now known as zyga-afk [16:06] janimo: Does that kernel include the changelog from the previous one? [16:07] janimo: (If not, I'm not sure it's worth rebuilding...) [16:09] janimo: Also, when it's ready to be copied to proposed, the "promote-to-proposed" task on the tracking bug should be set to confirmed. Gives me a hint that I have work to do. [16:09] janimo: (Accepted now, will fix overrides in the next hour) [16:28] infinity, thanks, forgot about the promote to proposed tag, or rather I thought it is to be handled by The SRU Kernel Bot [16:28] infinity, it should have the previous changelog entry too, the one that got overwritten [16:33] janimo: I meant in the .changes (which is why you'd want to build with -v$old_old_version) [16:34] janimo: Oh well. It just means you get to close all the bugs between 1602.5 and 1605.8 by hand. :P === trelane_ is now known as trelane [16:40] infinity, 1603 is in updates afaik, only one release got skipped by being caught up with in proposed by a newer one [16:40] so one bug to be closed by hand [16:40] janimo: Oh, err, yeah it is. [16:41] janimo: Went cross-eyed and looked at quantal. [16:41] janimo: (Which is still on the same kernel as precise-release... Do you plan to do something about that?) [16:45] infinity, about quantal. we'll probably sync the latest sru to it soon. Had some blockage about it having to have a different ABI than precise. ikepanhc is handling that [16:46] long term quantal is moving to 3.5 but that hangs on starting /bin/init at this point so not ready [16:46] janimo: It doesn't need a different ABI than precise if it's literally the same SRU, I can just copy it over. [16:46] janimo: But long-term, we want it to be 3.5, yes. [16:47] janimo: Don't put any effort into repackaging 3.2 for quantal, that's a waste of everyone's time. [16:47] infinity, Ike said something it needing to be 1800 not 1600 based but I do not know why [16:47] janimo: Just remind me when I promote to updates/security to also copy to quantal. [16:47] oh not repackaging, for sure [16:47] not sure why he said there'd be conflicts [16:47] even with the exact same binary [16:47] awesome [16:47] janimo: It's only needs a different ABI series if it's going to diverge or be rebuilt. If we just copy it around, it's all good. [19:40] has anyone experienced any file permission issues (with sudo commands, etc.) when booting fs from a usb hd as opposed to booting from a sd card [19:40] I am trying to boot on a pandaboard [19:41] worked fine with sd card, but things were slow. so I switched to a usb hd [19:43] fwiw, I checked the obvious things w/ cduclos.. suid bit is set on /usr/bin/sudo, etc.. [19:44] but he is using ext3 (I am using ext4.. I'm not sure if that is a requirement with precise) [19:53] ext3 or ext4 should both work fine. [19:53] Was this installed from a d-i netboot image, or just copied over from a preinstalled SD with a bit of hope and prayer? [19:54] preinstalled sd img.. I am using GLP1.6.3 if that makes a difference. [19:55] (that is 12.04, fwiw) [19:55] If you plan to run from a hard drive, I highly recomment just using the netboot images to install directly to said hard drive, bypassing the error-prone copying to and from an SD. [19:55] recommend, too. [19:56] infinity, permissions on stuff in /dev and /usr/bin/sudo look fine.. so I guess however it was copied, it looks like file permissions where preserved.. [19:56] That said, copying from SD *should* work (I've done it before), so no, I can't think of what the actual problem is that you might be having. [19:56] (ie. same procedure has worked for me before) [19:57] But anything that looks even vaguely like filesystem confusion, I tend to just blame on SD cards until I have proof that I shouldn't. [19:57] And I'm generally right. :/ [19:57] infinity, where would I be able to get a netboot image to install on the hd [19:57] http://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-ports/dists/precise/main/installer-armhf/current/images/omap4/netboot/ [19:58] zcat either boot.img-fb.gz or boot.img-serial.gz to an SD and go to town. [19:58] (fb versus serial should be a fairly obvious distinction) [19:59] That'll get you a base (serverish) install, if you want a full desktop from there, "apt-get install ubuntu-desktop^" should fix you up. [20:44] infinity, which tool exactly is passed the -v$PackgeVersionInUpdates to include extra changelogs in the .changes file? [20:45] debuild/dpkg-buildpackage? [20:45] ah. dpkg-genchanges via the above [20:47] I am again amazed at what a rush of adrenaline after asking a question can do. Read the manpage paragraph again and found the answer in 5 seconds, where 5 min ago I did not see anything relevant after staring for considerably more [20:48] aka the Enlightenment after pressing Send effect [20:50] janimo: Yeah, genchanges, via buildpackage and, if you use it, via debuild. :P [20:50] I use debuild, more high level, less typing too :) [23:50] do you guys support the tegra 3 (Nexus 7 tablet)? [23:53] oooooo http://www.androidauthority.com/lg-f180-specs-quad-core-snapdragon-s4-100167/