=== ming is now known as Guest52262 [07:02] Hi, how to make udeb from Ubuntu kernel tree? [07:02] Is there any target for `fakeroot debian/rules`? [07:16] OK, I found it. It is binary-udebs. [07:46] apw: BTW, I've just found out why I couldn't build drm-intel-nightly using exactly the same code that you use for the mainline PPA. Building in trusty fails, as the build dependencies are probably a little too old (e.g. libusbip-dev), whereas building in a wily chroot seems to be working [07:54] tseliot, hmmmm, i thought we built the nightlies there too ? [07:54] (in trusty) [07:55] apw: I'm not really sure. All I know is that I ran into a number of failures in trusty [07:58] tseliot, i think i am expecting problems indeed, so supprised if working in my builds [07:59] if they are trusty chroots, then it could be magic ;) [15:42] Any reason why /etc/kernel/postinst.d/initramfs-tools is executed when we remote a kernel package ? [15:42] i.e. rebuilding the initrd.img just prior to delete it ? [15:42] s/remote/remove/ [15:44] caribou, for linux-image-extras we do that, as you have removed only half the kernel, and the initrd should match it [15:44] apw: ok, got it [15:44] apw: I need to account for that in the kdump-tools hooks as it hoses the symlnks [15:44] symlinks [15:45] apw: since it reruns the kernel hooks for that package version, the symlinks are re-created for that version which we do not want [15:46] i think we check in ours that they are the same [15:46] and don't change them [15:47] apw: the symlink I'm talking about are the /boot/kdump/initrd.img for the smaller one I produce [15:47] well kdump-tools produce [15:47] caribou, right, yes, you'll want to do something similar, if we are making the new one ponit to the same place, don't update that or .prev [15:48] indeed [15:56] well, that's not going to make my life simpler as I don't know if I'm removing a package or adding one when I run the postinst hook [15:57] and it is the postinst hook that creates the /boot/kdump/[initrd.img|vmlinuz] links [15:57] apw: ^^^ [16:34] caribou, right ... but this is triggering out of postrm in the kernel, you will still want to make a new one [16:35] caribou, what we do is readlink the "current" link and if its what we want to set it to, we assume reinstalation and ignore link changes [16:36] caribou, by which i mean, what we do in the kernel in postrm for extra is to still make a new initrd [16:36] caribou, as you might stop there, switching to -virtual for instance === lborda is now known as lborda-sprint === JanC_ is now known as JanC