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FAalbers2Hello, How do I receive packages from Wily instead of Trusty ? I need newer version of openocd and Trusty is set to 0.7.0 instead of the latest 0.9.005:49
rectHi all, I am interested in working on the ubuntu-multi-computer experience05:55
rectIt's 2015 and there is still unnecessary general friction when using more than one machine, in terms of synchronizing data and configuration05:56
rectRight now my thought about how to do this is around establishing separation of "data" and "system/configuration",  and using declarative system configuration languages to compile provision systems05:58
FAalbers2Hello, How do I receive packages from Wily instead of Trusty ? I need newer version of openocd and Trusty is set to 0.7.0 instead of the latest 0.9.005:58
rectI have a little writeup demonstrating a proof of concept of the first aspect here, which is the separation/divorce of the "storage" of data and the "application" of data06:00
rectI would really appreciate some feedback on the concept!06:00
recthttp://nbviewer.ipython.org/github/andrewjchen/andrewathome/blob/master/andrew%40home.ipynb06:00
dholbachgood morning06:45
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Laneysiretart: I'm going to do it so we can get some stuff migrated08:41
LaneyGuess we should transition off libav completely though?08:41
ricotzLaney, yes, libav needs to go away09:04
Laneyricotz: did Debian do it yet?09:04
Laneyis it API compatible?09:04
ricotzLaney, https://release.debian.org/transitions/html/ffmpeg-libav.html09:05
ricotzand it is compatible in most cases09:05
Laneymaybe someone could take the lead. ;)09:06
flexiondotorgLaney, dholbach May I request a little bit of sponsoring please?09:17
flexiondotorgI'd like the ubuntu-mate meta packages tasks updating please.09:17
flexiondotorgLaney, dholbach And the following two package updates:09:17
flexiondotorghttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-mate-settings/+bug/147661609:17
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1476616 in ubuntu-mate-settings (Ubuntu) " ubuntu-mate-settings 0.4.7 release [debdiff attached]" [Undecided,New]09:17
flexiondotorghttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-mate-artwork/+bug/147661109:18
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1476611 in ubuntu-mate-artwork (Ubuntu) "ubuntu-mate-artwork 0.4.11 new nelease [debdiff attached]" [Undecided,New]09:18
dholbachflexiondotorg, sorry, I'm a bit busy right now09:18
flexiondotorgdholbach, OK.09:18
Laneyflexiondotorg: Sponsoring this afternoon09:19
flexiondotorgLaney, Cheers.09:20
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Laneyinfinity: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11947918/11:39
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Laney@pilot in13:23
Laneyhmm13:25
Laneydholbach: know where the bot is? :)13:25
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dholbachLaney, hum13:26
dholbachpinged folks in #ubuntu-irc13:27
Laneycheers13:28
LaneyI thought it was IS for some reason13:28
dholbachLaney, better now?13:35
Laney@pilot in13:36
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Laneydholbach: feels good!13:36
* Laney does some warm up stretches13:36
dholbachyeeehaw :)13:36
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dokotumbleweed, https://launchpadlibrarian.net/212703834/buildlog_ubuntu-wily-amd64.pyzmq_14.4.1-0ubuntu4_BUILDING.txt.gz15:11
dokohowever I don't see any b-d for greenlet and cffi15:11
dokojtaylor, ^^^15:14
dokotumbleweed, did you file bug reports for the cffi backend split?15:18
bb11hi! anyone can tell me which tool is used to build alternate installer / ubuntu-server images? apparently it's not debian-cd as this package is in universe and lacks ubuntu-specific settings15:23
tumbleweeddoko: not yet.15:25
infinitybb11: It is a very old forked version of debian-cd15:29
infinitybb11: https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-cdimage/15:30
tumbleweeddoko: partly because I'm not ready for them yet. I just want them to start using pre-compiled 1.x style bindings15:30
dokotumbleweed, sure, but you get build failures when the extension is missing for -dbg packages15:31
roaksoaxinfinity: howdy! how can I check what bugs are yet to be verified for an SRU to go through?15:33
bb11infinity: excellent, just what I needed :)15:33
bb11thank you15:33
infinityroaksoax: http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/pending-sru.html15:34
roaksoaxinfinity: thanks!15:34
flexiondotorginfinity, May I ask a favour? Please could you update the ubuntu-mate seeds/tasks?15:34
tumbleweeddoko: that's not what that bug is. That's a 3.5 porting bug I think15:35
tumbleweeddoko: pyzmq previously used cffi only on pypy (which requires no build-deps)15:36
tumbleweedbut it looks like it wants to use cffi on 3.5 too15:36
dokoahh15:37
dokoanyway, have a fix15:37
tumbleweedI don't know *why* it wants to use cffi on 3.5, that would require looking at the source :)15:37
infinityflexiondotorg: Bit busy right now, but if you ask again in a few hours...15:38
flexiondotorginfinity, OK15:42
flexiondotorgLaney, Thanks for the sponsoring.15:58
dholbachhey seb128, do you know why ubuntu-desktop-next depends on grub-efi-amd64-signed?16:28
seb128dholbach, to be able to have signed boot16:31
seb128dholbach, is that an issue?16:31
dholbachseb128, I installed ubuntu-desktop-next this morning to play around with a unity8 session every now and then, it removed my grub-pc underneath me and broke boot with me just noticing it when I rebooted earlier16:32
seb128urg16:33
seb128dholbach, ubuntu-desktop-next is not supposed to be installed, it's the base for the snappy personal image16:34
dholbachpeople are going to install it if it's in the archive :)16:34
seb128you probably wanted unity8-desktop-session-mir16:34
seb128dholbach, you can use the same logic for grub-efi-amd64-signed16:34
dholbachunity8-desktop-session-mir installs less packages than ubuntu-desktop-next16:34
seb128it's in the archive16:34
seb128people are going to install it16:34
dholbachmh16:34
ogra_dholbach, size doesnt matter ... ask your GF !16:34
dholbachogra_, you're such a troll16:35
ogra_lol16:35
LaneyO_O16:35
seb128dholbach, anyway, unsure why grub-efi-amd64-signed is breaking boot16:35
Laneyhow is -efi installed for desktop?16:35
dholbachseb128, I'm not going to argue either way, I just didn't expect a *ubuntu*-desktop* package to lock me out of my laptop16:35
seb128dholbach, yeah, me neither, sorry about that :-/16:36
dholbachlike... I could've installed kubuntu-desktop or lubuntu-desktop16:36
LaneyI guess conditionally by ubiquity maybe?16:36
dholbachanyway... I just wanted to let you guys know16:36
seb128dholbach, those are not -next :p16:36
seb128dholbach, thanks, maybe worth opening a bug16:36
seb128I don't know grub much16:36
* dholbach starts considering carreer outside IT16:37
seb128what is grub-efi-amd64-signed made for?16:37
infinityseb128: For secure boot systems.  Though, it should do no harm on any EFI system.16:39
seb128what about non efi systems?16:39
infinityFor non-EFI, it's slightly less useful. :P16:39
seb128is what happened to dholbach expected?16:39
infinityYes, it's why we don't ship grub-efi-amd64-signed (or bootloaders at all) in any desktop metapackage.16:40
gQuigsI think this should be a quick fix (I have a patch posted), and will save us livecd space - https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-meta/+bug/145247216:40
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1452472 in ubuntu-meta (Ubuntu Wily) "Drop gstreamer0.10 recommends in WW" [Undecided,New]16:40
infinityBootloaders are mutually exclusive, so installing one that doesn't work tends to remove the one that does.16:40
* gQuigs is also hoping to drop gstreamer0.10 to universe this cycle16:40
seb128"fun"16:41
seb128dholbach, sorry about that :-/16:41
infinityseb128: I'm guessing someone added it to desktop-next to mirror how we build livefses with *-live, but that should really be either hacked in livecd-rootfs, or part of a "desktop-next-live" instead.16:41
seb128infinity, you guess right16:41
dholbachseb128, I'm glad I found the issue and hopefully not somebody else :)16:42
seb128dholbach, I hope you manage to fix your machine16:42
dholbachyeah, took an hour because I had to download a live cd, etc, but that's fine16:42
seb128good16:42
LaneygQuigs: We generate that package by modifying lp:~ubuntu-core-dev/ubuntu-seeds/ubuntu.wily desktop, not by editing it directly16:44
gQuigsLaney: oh, I'll redo a patch/merge proposal on that16:46
LaneygQuigs: Cheers. Seems like a good idea to me - didn't notice that we got there with dropping everything off the CD.16:47
DavidkHi there! My friend and I have decided to make our own remastered version of Ubuntu GNOME. However, we ran into some trouble and I was wondering if anyone could help. We unpacked the OS with squashfs, made our little modifications, then repacked it and burned the ISO onto a disk. However, when we try to start the OS, we get an error message16:48
Davidk"(initramfs) Unable to find a medium containing a live file system"16:48
gQuigsLaney: yup, it's just been pidgin for a while, posted a new patch to the bugf16:53
LaneygQuigs: Can you link a bzr branch instead? It'll have better metadata that way16:53
gQuigsLaney: propose branch for merging ?16:54
Laneynah16:54
Laneyin general yes, but since I'm looking already, not necessary16:55
infinitygQuigs: Ahh, nice catch.  Thanks for that.16:57
gQuigsLaney: I think I did that right, https://code.launchpad.net/~bryanquigley/+junk/gst0.10_ubuntu16:57
LaneygQuigs: Ta17:00
Laneylet's see what breaks...17:01
Laney@pilot out17:01
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DavidkCan anyone that's on possibly help me with an issue I'm having while trying to boot from a disk?17:29
DavidkThere were slight modifications made17:29
DavidkUnpacked and packed via squashfs17:29
DavidkIt says that no live media can be found17:31
cyphermoxDavidk: did you rename the file in any way?17:54
cyphermoxDavidk: if you're booting from a hard disk you may also need to pass live-installer/net-image=/path/to/the/squashfs_file to tell the installer where to get the squashfs17:55
cyphermoxsee http://www.michaelm.info/blog/?p=137817:55
Davidkcyphermox: no, no names were changed, as well as no paths18:04
DavidkAnd the error is "(initramfs) Unable to find a medium containing a live file system"18:05
dragoshello i just win an ubuntu competition18:07
dragosi just remaster an ubuntu but when i click on live it asks for an username and an password. oh and btw i used remastersys for it18:09
cyphermoxDavidk: if you specify live-installer/net-image I bet it's going to work18:10
Davidkcyphermox: okay, I will give it a shot18:10
dragoshelp18:12
cyphermoxdragos: Davidk: for support, you should go to #ubuntu18:17
Davidkcyphermox: Will do as well if your solution does not work. But thank you so much for your assistance18:18
cyphermoxno worries18:18
DavidkAnd I did in Ubuntu GNOME, as this is GNOME18:18
DavidkBut they didn't have a solution unfortunately :/18:19
cyphermoxthis is a typical issue on custom installs, the location of net-image needs to be specified if it's not on the cd18:19
DavidkAhhh I see. I'll do it and recompile, tho that may take a while. It's my friends' and my first attempt at this so, all help is really and truly appreciated18:21
cyphermoxyou don't need to recompile anything for that18:22
cyphermoxas you boot, you should be able to either use F6 to open up the ocmmand-line and add it there, or edit the grub menu entry18:22
DavidkOoh that is perfect, thank you!18:22
cyphermox(well, for testing that it fixes your problem, anyway... to make it permanent you'll need to add it to preseed)18:23
DavidkGotcha18:23
dragossome dude banned me from #ubuntu for no reasion18:25
hjdHi, I've two questions; I'm curious why Ubuntu seem to use a different jpeg library than Debian (libjpeg8 vs libjpeg-turbo)? Secondly, even though it doesn't seem to be on the sync blacklist (http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/sync-blacklist.txt), why does libjpeg9-dev seem to be missing and causing build problems for yoshimi (https://launchpadlibrarian.net/210424457/buildlog_ubuntu-wily-amd64.yoshimi_1.3.5.1-2_BUILDING.txt.gz)?18:50
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dokoinfinity, please could you merge dpkg?21:17
infinitydoko: Yes.21:19
dokorobert_ancell, please update glibmm2.4 in silo 1622:04
robert_ancelldoko, ok22:04
dokorobert_ancell, btw, are you connected for this stack with Debian?22:05
robert_ancell?22:05
dokoapparently no22:05
infinityOr he doesn't speak doko English. ;)22:05
dokoI'm asking for the library renaming22:05
dokoinfinity, when do you merge dpkg?22:05
infinityrobert_ancell: I think he meant "do you maintain any of these package in Debian too"?22:06
infinitydoko: https://launchpad.net/~adconrad/+archive/ubuntu/staging/+packages22:06
infinitydoko: Merged, just testing a bit before I copy.22:06
robert_ancellno, I don't maintain glibmm in Debian.22:06
dokota22:06
robert_ancelldoko, which library renaming are you referring to?22:06
dokorobert_ancell, could you rename the package according to the proposed naming scheme?22:06
dokohttps://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/pkgreport.cgi?tag=libstdc%2B%2B-cxx11;users=debian-gcc@lists.debian.org22:07
dokohttps://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=79105022:07
ubottuDebian bug 791050 in src:glibmm2.4 "glibmm2.4: library transition may be needed when GCC 5 is the default" [Important,Open]22:07
robert_ancelldoko, I can have a look at that22:07
dokoand so on for the whole stack. your tech lead requested it22:08
robert_ancelldoko, seb128 requested it?22:10
dokoyes22:10
dokosee backlog22:11
jderoseis anyone aware of what bug is causing the 14.04.3 64bit desktop daily ISOs to fail the automated testing? when I try running the pending ISO, the installer seems broken (wont launch at all)22:18
infinityjderose: I'm not aware of such a bug, but I suppose I probably should be. :P22:19
infinityjderose: Is it only an issue with automated/preseeded testing, or does it fail to be useful when manually booted/driven too?22:20
jderoseinfinity: i was just curious if there was an LP bug out there already so i can poke around, try to help :)22:20
jderoseinfinity: fails when trying to manually boot into it... although thus far i've only run it under kvm, so might not be an issue on real hardware22:20
infinityjderose: Hrm.  Kay.  I'll grab a daily and see how it behaves for me after dinner.22:21
jderoseinfinity: cool, let me know where i can help :)22:21
infinityjderose: You can help by fixing all the bugs!22:22
dokorobert_ancell, copying is not good enough, we can't copy the binaries into -proposed using the same version number22:27
jderoseinfinity: another possible hint... i noticed that ubuntu gnome 14.04.3 64bit daily has passed the automated testing. maybe it's just not running as many tests, but seemed a little suspicious22:30
jderoseinfinity: just tried on physical hardware... broken there too22:43
infinityjderose: Fun.  Alright.  Like I said, I'll look after dinner.22:45
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infinityjdstrand: Hrm.  So, what's the failure you're seeing?  I'm seeing no boot menu (weird), then straight to a blank desktop (probably a symptom of the first thing)23:33

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