[00:08] infinity: Hah! rakudo/armhf finally stuck to the wall [00:08] On about the fourth or fifth try [00:09] Not totally reassuring, but ... [00:13] cjwatson: Haha. Seriously? [00:13] cjwatson: Good job clicking retry, I guess? === cpg is now known as cpg|away === cpg|away is now known as cpg === cpg is now known as cpg|away === ScottK2 is now known as ScottK === LordOfTime is now known as TheLordOfTime [02:14] cyphermox: do you happen to know how to make dnsmasq answer bootp (not dhcp) requests? [02:14] not by memory [02:14] I suspect it's hidden somewhere in its monstrous manpage [02:14] cyphermox: is this configurable via dnsmasq.conf, or only by commandline? (I find a -M option on the commandline) [02:14] heh [02:14] both [02:15] -M, --dhcp-boot=[tag:,],[[,|]] [02:16] (sorry, in french) [02:16] ah, looks like my root problem may be not using --bootp-dynamic [02:16] but basically you'd use the long option name with the seetings [02:16] ah [02:16] I think [02:16] * cyphermox is playing with quagga, doing a presentation on advanced networking config in Quebec city tomorrow [02:18] I'll trade you that for getting grub2 to pxe boot under efi ;) [02:18] wooo [02:18] right, got an address from bootp now [02:18] that's progress [02:18] can I help? my desktop is setup with efi already [02:19] cyphermox: sure; grab http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/quantal/main/uefi/grub2-amd64/current/gcdx64.efi.signed, pxe boot it, and see if you can teach it to find any other files over pxe ;) [02:19] by grub2 to pxe boot, you mean using whatever commands are available in grub to grab a kernel somewhere, or is it something else? [02:19] s/pxe/tftp/ [02:19] not just the kernel, but also the grub.cfg [02:19] fun. [02:20] that might actually be something fun to demo tomorrow, too [02:20] if you manage to get this working for tomorrow, I'm buying the beer in CPH :) [02:24] haha [02:25] doesn't grub need to be looking for some variable (dhcp option or whatever) to know where to get the grub.cfg? [02:25] that's part of the challenge! :) [02:25] at this point, I'm just trying to get to where grub is reading files from tftp [02:28] ok [02:28] I think the option thing might be 209 [02:29] that seems to be an option particular to pxelinux [02:36] option 17 is "root path" [02:36] and grub parses this [02:37] there's also an "extensions path" [02:37] (option 18) [02:45] NBP is too big to fix in free base memory [02:45] oops [02:53] heh, and that's just the bootloader [02:55] getting farther [02:55] slangasek: what is the difference between that grub file and efilinux.efi? [02:55] cyphermox: the fact that it's grub, not efilinux [02:55] good answer ;) [02:55] and thus is likely to actually support tftp after :) [02:56] well, seems to be too big for my device to allow loading it [02:57] unless it's just because it's not passing the file size [03:00] .. in 512byte blocks === cpg|away is now known as cpg [06:18] cyphermox: looks like dnsmasq doesn't send a magic value at the start of the vendor section of the bootp packet that grub is counting on === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [06:58] Hi, I enabled the proposed repository some time ago. I just recognized that two packages (language-pack-de-base and language-pack-gnome-de-base) are held back for a longer time as they are not installable. So my question is when new language packages are pushed to the proposed repo. === Guest72551 is now known as maxb\ === maxb\ is now known as maxb [07:45] Good morning. === Guest55354 is now known as vibhav === tkamppeter_ is now known as tkamppeter === mlankhor1t is now known as mlankhorst === doko_ is now known as doko [11:18] cjwatson, infinity: java3d - adding "-lgcc --as-needed -lgcc_s --no-as-needed -lc -lgcc --as-needed -lgcc_s --no-as-needed" should help. you are missing -shared when replacing ld with gcc and linking a shared lib. and drop the explicit -lc. see scheat:~doko/tmp === cpg is now known as cpg|away === theplanet is now known as elixey === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates === masACC is now known as maswan === cnd` is now known as cnd === mlankhorst is now known as malnkhorst [18:20] Does anyone know the best channel to ask Ubuntu related packaging questions in? [18:20] #ubuntu-packaging ? [18:20] lifeless: Thanks, that makes good sense. === cpg|away is now known as cpg === yofel_ is now known as yofel [20:38] Hello. There are no available drivers in "Additional Graphics" tab for my ATI Radeon HD Mobility Graphics card (4xxx). Is this a bug? [20:39] but they were available in jockey in 12.04 [21:03] espirit: Make sure you have the latest as there was a bug that might affect that fixed yesterday. [21:06] Yes. Just ran an update manager. But still no available drivers. [21:14] Not sure what's supported for ATI this cycle. You might ask in #ubuntu-x. [21:15] ScottK: Ok. Thank You. [21:45] Hi guys. What's the "pool" structure used for within the archives? [21:46] I need to setup a local mirror of selected versions and am figuring out what I need [21:50] rmk: the pool structure is just how the .deb files are arranged by default.. [21:51] So I don't necessary need to mirror it for use by apt, right? [21:51] apt-ftparchive is your friend [21:51] or one of the mirror tools [21:52] rmk: right, something like apt-ftparchive relative/path/to/debs http://yourmirror/docroot/that/leads/there [21:52] rmk: that will spit out a Packages file [21:54] rmk: man apt-ftparchive .. its a big man page, but a pretty straight forward process [21:54] OK thanks. Yeah I was planning to use rsync initially. [21:55] rmk: if you just want a full mirror, then there are many ways to get that done: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Mirrors#Mirror_Guidelines [21:56] Right I read that page but I'd rather not mirror 600GB or whatever, when I need a fraction of it (oneiric, precise) [21:57] rmk: apt-mirror makes that pretty easy [21:58] Yeah this looks handy, thanks for the tip === malnkhorst is now known as mlankhorst === vibhav is now known as Guest52174 === matttbe_ is now known as matttbe