[00:36] <no_mu> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/TestCaseFormat#contribute Should I post this to the mailing list? Because it looks a bit wonky to me, unless the html is supposed to be showing?
[00:37] <no_mu> Or is that an entirely different problem that doesn't involve Ubuntu QA?
[00:44] <Noskcaj> no_mu, That's ubuntu Qa stuff
[00:45] <no_mu> Noskcaj, So I'll post it in the Ubuntu QA mailing list then
[00:45] <Noskcaj> yes thanks
[00:45] <Noskcaj> But hat's not html
[00:45] <Noskcaj> *that's
[00:45] <Noskcaj> that's meant to be here
[00:46] <no_mu> Oh, I didn't know. I thought it was supposed to be formatted properly. ^.^;
[00:47] <no_mu> On the web page, that is
[00:50] <Noskcaj> no_mu, It's to show the formatting of the testcases
[00:51] <no_mu> Yep, I see it now, sorry about that.
[00:55] <Noskcaj> It's fine. It's good to see new people here
[01:25] <Nothing_Much> Noskcaj: Now I'm wondering about what it means to "run" an ISO..
[01:46] <Noskcaj> Noskcaj, Run it in a VM or on a real computer
[01:47] <Noskcaj> Since an iso is an image of a cd that can be used to install the operating system
[01:50] <Nothing_Much> Ah okay
[01:50] <Nothing_Much> Thanks
[02:26] <ianorlin> hmm this is very strange I am getting a message that my offset is not right if I put a partition at the end for manual partitioning of my external hard drive and get told to recreate with same settings and it will have better performance but nothing changes for a lubuntu amd64 dialy build doing manual partitioning
[11:34] <Nothing_Much> Do I have to link my hardware in an iso Virtualbox test?
[11:40] <elfy> Nothing_Much: what do you mean?
[11:42] <Nothing_Much> I'm testing out this thing: http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/milestones/315/builds/75608/testcases/1499/results and so far it almost passed (failed) with the black screen bug there.
[11:42] <Nothing_Much> elfy: ^
[11:42] <Nothing_Much> Is the hardware profile required in this sort of test?
[11:43] <Nothing_Much> in this test result*
[11:43] <elfy> I don't use them at all - but if you want to put it there you can
[11:44] <Nothing_Much> So it's optional for iso testing, that's all I was asking
[11:48] <elfy> yep - just needed to be sure what you meant :)
[11:50] <Nothing_Much> Awesome! Well, my testcase result is up there now
[11:50] <elfy> :)
[12:22] <Nothing_Much> Hmm.. apparently those green bugs are extremely minor, so I'll probably edit that bug to a pass since it didn't really break anything, just hindered the startup process which was fixed with alt + F-anything
[12:27] <average_guy> It still shows the bug as just affecting me Nothing_Much, did you click "This bug affects me" in green at the top of the bug report?
[12:31] <Nothing_Much> average_guy: On Launchpad?
[12:31] <average_guy> yes https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/debian-installer/+bug/1356437
[12:32] <Nothing_Much> oh cool, so it's confirmed now!
[12:32] <average_guy> :)
[12:32] <Nothing_Much> To add to that, it also helps to do a hard reset to make GRUB show up as well.
[12:33] <Nothing_Much> if you wanted to, that is
[13:09] <Nothing_Much> A bug during the reset after installationshould be using "ubuntu-bug syslinux" right?
[13:10] <Nothing_Much> *installation should
[13:10] <Nothing_Much> Or would it be xorg?
[13:19] <Nothing_Much> Or maybe it's just Virtualbox
[13:20] <Nothing_Much> On my host
[13:20] <Nothing_Much> So I'll give this one a pass then
[16:15] <Nothing_Much> Testcase: Install (auto-resize) Should specify that a popup "Write previous changes to disk and continue?" appears after the "Install Now" button is clicked.
[16:22] <elfy> that popup is expected - and also turns up when not expected - not a fail testcase cause though
[21:18] <Nothing_Much> So apparently I need to figure out how to use Samba on Virtualbox
[21:41] <Nothing_Much> Anybody know how to set up Samba for shares for TC-NFM-005?
[21:42] <Nothing_Much> No wait, hold up
[21:42] <Nothing_Much> It's TC-NFM-010
[21:42] <phillip> Nothing_Much: ask in #ubuntu
[21:42] <Nothing_Much> phillip: Will do