=== j12t_ is now known as j12t === j12t__ is now known as j12t [06:29] good morning [06:43] Hello to all. Is there any generic installer for ubuntu snappy? I found some kvm appliances and images for r-pi and bbb, but no "iso" image [06:45] you can find all the available images on http://developer.ubuntu.com/snappy/start [06:46] but I guess that's already where you found the other images [06:46] dholbach: What I need is install snappy in a physical machine (atom processor) [06:47] I don't know if we have instructions for that [06:47] you can either wait for somebody else to answer the question, or you could mail snappy-devel@lists.ubuntu.com [06:47] oh, thank you [06:48] no worries :) [07:33] leandrosansilva: I'd highly suspect that just DD'ing the KVM image to a drive/usb-stick would work [07:35] I'm a bit unclear about how the snappy hardware adaptation is done. As ubuntu obviously runs on physical machines, etc. [07:37] tbr: thank you, I`m going to try this approach [07:54] hey sergiusens, I saw on the snappy ML that you guys are working on an installer this cycle. Do you need any desktop-style requirements from us? [07:59] o/ seb128 [08:00] hey [08:01] willcooke, sergiusens and co is at a sprint right now, so I'm not quite sure how much they pay attention to IRC [08:01] if nobody responds, maybe send a mail to snappy-devel@lists.u.c? [08:01] ah, thx dholbach - I'll follow up on the ML [08:01] rock and roll [08:02] I'm going to do that now, otherwise I will forget... [08:04] :) [08:07] This marks an important stage in my life: [08:07] The second time ever that I've learnt something good from a mailing list. [08:22] willcooke: yes we are; we only brainstormed until now, we would need to put our notes out in the wild and I guess you can work it from there; we are going to focus on the core side of it and leave it to olli's team to work on personal (UI) [08:23] willcooke: but in a nutshell, it's run live with an option to install [08:23] sergiusens, sounds great - thank you! [08:24] seb128, I wonder if we can wrap ubiquity around it? Get that Ubiquity port to Mir everyone wants too? [08:24] sergiusens, do you know if there will be a UOS session on in? [08:26] willcooke: I'll be spending time off next week and I think uos is next week, but maybe we can add one [08:26] sergiusens, no worries, I'll keep an eye on the schedule. If not, if you could ping me when the docs are available and we can pick it up from there. [08:28] willcooke, I'm unsure ubiquity is a fit, it's based on the debian installer and quite much on debs systems [08:28] willcooke, what we need there is closer from e.g usb-creator [08:28] seb128, NEW INSTALLER! \o/ [08:28] something that dump an image on a disk [08:28] haha [08:28] I'm going to write it in bash script [08:28] though part of ubiquity would make sense to reuse maybe, like partitionner [08:28] :-) [08:29] we talked about it, it's a simpler problem to solve that ubiquity [08:29] oh, yeah - partitioning will be interesting [08:29] at the same time, does partitionning is a feature we want to support? [08:29] or is snappy just a "take over the disk" type of system? [08:30] hrm - good call, probably dont need to worry about it too much at this stage [08:30] those question are in our notes, but feel free to ramble on, you might end up with good ideas [08:31] :-) [08:36] sergiusens: https://bugs.launchpad.net/snappy-ubuntu/+bug/1449904 [09:02] Good morning all; happy World Wish Day! :-D [11:13] what is snappy? [11:22] i have a problem installing remotely a .snap [11:22] WARNING, trying automatic key setup, if it fails use --pub-key [path-to-key] or input your password on every request. [11:22] Failed to setup keys: no pub ssh key found, run ssh-keygen first [11:23] and then it ask me for 3 times the password:ubuntu [11:23] but it give me error: issues while running ssh command: Usage:snappy [-h] [-v] [11:23] {info,versions,search,update-versions,update,rollback,install,uninstall,tags,config,build,booted,chroot,framework,fake-version,nap} [11:23] ... [11:23] snappy: error: unrecognized arguments: --allow-unauthenticated [11:25] then I try to use eclipse to copy paste my .snap and then to install it locally [11:25] and i get the error: Package architectures "all" not compatible with system architecture "armhf" [11:25] (I forget to mention I use beaglebone black) === gaughen_ is now known as gaughen [11:50] Hello to all. How can I generate a ubuntu snappy image? I mean, how is the kvm image available for download generated? I`d like to do the same process but internally in the company I work. The basic idea is creating a snappy image with a few more things installed, as I could not find a way to install things on it except for snappy. [11:51] I`ve been researching about system-image-cli command === rickspencer3_ is now known as rickspencer3 [15:01] Where is cloud-init able to write to on boot? Would it be able to write in to a temporary directory? === erkules_ is now known as erkules === soee_ is now known as soee [15:43] Hi snappy guys, has anyone modified the snappy image so that it can be netbooted? [15:48] mwenning, many folks working on snappy are at a sprint now - if nobody answers, you could try to write a mail to snappy-devel@lists.ubuntu.com [15:49] dholbach, in Malta? [15:49] yep [15:49] dholbach, that's where I am ;-) , I'll ask around [15:49] thx [15:49] haha [15:49] great [15:49] find sergiusens or mvo or asac or lool [15:50] I'm sure they're going to have answers for you [16:18] hmmmmm, so the current snappy amd64 generic image doesn't have capability to boot on a EFI system out of the box? [16:26] tbr, many folks working on snappy are at a sprint now - if nobody answers, you could try to write a mail to snappy-devel@lists.ubuntu.com [16:27] dholbach: yeah, no need to repeat yourself. no I'm not at the sprint myself. yes, if nobody answers I'll email the list, like I did before. [16:27] tbr, sorry about that [16:27] I couldn't quite remember who I replied to in this channel [16:27] though it's faster to just install a virtual ubuntu server image on uefi and copy over whatever will be missing [16:28] I just realised that many are interested in snappy after the release [16:28] dholbach: someone else, but it scrolled through my view just minutes ago [16:28] and that some might be disappointed if they come here and don't get their questions answered [16:28] yeah, I didn't check when you actually joined [16:28] dholbach: I was disappointed by the lack of help /before/ the release. ;-) [16:29] some folks were sprinting there as well ;-) [16:29] all right... I call it a day - have a good one yourself! [16:29] yeah, I know. the usual "ZOMG release day comethfast!" frenzy [16:30] exactly :) [16:30] see you around!