[10:21] blech... finally able to start testing. Yesterday and Friday didn't exactly go as planned. ;) [16:54] * pleia2 g+ && fb the RC upgrade test info [17:00] Right, this is going to be the first and the last time I'm testing an ISO on this POS laptop. It's been 2+ hours, and it's still not done. I guess I'll stick to developing. It's much less resource-hungry. :p [17:04] astraljava: depends on what you're compiling though [17:06] ochosi: I know. :) Still, it's ridiculous that the installation takes almost three hours, as it has done now. I'm not about to build gimp or anything like that at first. [17:06] strange though, my laptop is 6yrs old and an average install takes "only" 30-40min [17:06] This is old enough that upgrading it (with an SSD, for example) makes no sense, either. [17:07] ochosi: In vbox? [17:07] yeah [17:07] real installs are a bit faster [17:07] Well, that is strange. [17:07] i have an ssd though [17:08] Ahh... well that could explain some of it. [17:08] so that surely helps, but still, the laptop itself is 6yrs old [17:09] So is mine. [17:10] *-cpu [17:10] product: Pentium(R) Dual-Core CPU T4200 @ 2.00GHz [17:10] 4GB RAM [17:11] So either there's something busted, or it's the HDD that's the culprit here. [17:14] Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU T8300 @ 2.40GHz [17:15] so yeah, a few GHz faster than yours [17:16] (and 4gb ram too) [17:19] krytarik, [17:19] Automatic synchronization [17:19] Translations are imported with every update from branch lp:xubuntu-docs, and exported daily to branch lp:xubuntu-docs. [17:19] Fortunately not few GHz, but a few point-GHz. :D Otherwise I wouldn't even play this game. :p But yeah, that doesn't explain the whole difference, not by a long shot. [17:19] do we want to set that off for some reason? [17:20] knome: Generally not, no - just have that loop stopped somehow. [17:20] i guess there is no way to set that off [17:20] well except turn those off.. [18:21] Yeah, so the machine never rebooted after the installation. I'm not going to file these results, it's obvious this hardware isn't suitable for that line of work. [18:38] astraljava: didn't reboot at all? or didn't reboot when you press enter to remove ? [18:40] elfy: It got stuck once I pressed the button that's there once the installer finishes, I forget what it says. [18:40] astraljava: ok as long as it comes up from a hard reboot - that's a known issue [18:41] thank you for perservering :) [18:41] bug 1445592 [18:41] bug 1445592 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "vivid fails to shutdown or reboot at end of installation when "reboot now" button is pressed" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1445592 [18:42] Oh ok, good to know. :) [18:43] always useful for people to look at the tracker for those things [18:44] Yeah, you're right. I'm still a little rusty when it comes to the process. :) But then again, this machine is not suitable for that line of work, so I'll refresh myself on the matter once I get ahold of a computer that's usable. [18:45] I do stuff on an old laptop [18:46] Yeah, me too. But as where ochosi gets an installation done in 30-40 minutes in vbox, mine spent three and a half hours on the same task. [18:48] yea - well this machine has a win partition for little one and the rest I actually hard install - so no vm in the mix [18:50] Right, that might be the way to go. But I need the whole HDD dedicated for the actual installation. Oh well, I'll see what I can do with the desktop, just need to find a monitor for it. [18:51] maybe try kvm instead [18:51] I manage to get away with less memory in that than vbox [18:52] Alright, will try that the next time. Thanks! [18:52] can but try :) [18:54] Exactly. :) [23:42] I keep getting pinged in the wrong channel and not paying attention [23:42] ;) [23:42] no money to pay attention [23:42] sad :| [23:42] probably an easy solution would be to hop off of -ot [23:42] :) [23:47] but yeah, it's probably not a critical bug that breaks any functionality, so not sure the docs update is enough to get an exception for final freeze [23:49] otoh, the release team has always been pretty loose on flavor-only stuff [23:49] this literally only affects us [23:49] also true [23:52] slickymaster, krytarik: is there a bug report associated with the missing language. We'll need to tack that onto the debian changelog and get an ack on that to apply for an exception [23:58] bluesabre: No, not that I know of - would have to do one then.