/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2016/03/28/#snappy.txt

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farbluehi all :) has anyone had success with snappy on scaleway VPS provisioning?10:04
prasadwhat must be the value for "init" in bootargs for an armhf device? is it "init=/lib/systemd/systemd-udevd" ?10:22
prasadit results in "Failed to read /proc/cmdline, ignsystemd-udevd[1]" error10:23
prasadanyone?10:23
ogra_prasad, http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~snappy-dev/snappy-hub/snappy-systems/files ... take a look at the uboot.env.in files in the subdirs of the arm based devices there10:58
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popey12:19 < popey> http://imgur.com/RNyqX2C11:38
popeyresolved by pulling power cable out and powering again11:38
popeynot good11:38
kyrofaGood morning!11:40
josephtjdstrand: I'm getting checksum mismatch when unsquashfs'ing and resquashing my snap.  https://myapps.developer.ubuntu.com/dev/click-apps/4710/rev/10/12:44
jdstrandjosepht: how did you build your snap?12:53
josephtjdstrand: with snapcraft on a rpi212:53
josephtjdstrand: 16.0412:53
jdstrandjosepht: what version of snapcraft?12:56
josephtjdstrand: 2.6.112:56
jdstrandok, the issue isn't obvious. I'll have to look into it12:57
josephtjdstrand: ack, thanks.  What I tried was to unpack the squashfs and repack it.  'file' showed a 4 byte difference between the two.  'ls' and 'grep' couldn't find any difference between the two unpacked filesystems.12:58
sergiusenskyrofa, elopio can we start 10 after?14:27
kyrofasergiusens, no problem :)14:27
kyrofaelopio, is there a way to know that a PR is not up-to-date with master, but not make it _required_?14:32
popeyIs there some way I can force the writable filesystem to resize as it failed on my pi - 16GB card has only 3.4GB writable14:38
kyrofapopey, you can do it manually14:39
popeyhow?14:43
popey(please don't say take the card out and put it in another computer and use gparted)14:44
leftyfbpopey: use fdisk, delete the partition, recreate the partition. Reboot. run: sudo resize2fs /dev/mmcblk0p214:52
popeyleftyfb: will i lose any data?14:57
leftyfbpopey: no14:58
popeysweet14:58
* popey will blame you if I do :)14:58
popeyactually14:58
popeyshouldn't need to delete the partition14:58
popey/dev/mmcblk0p2      270336 31250000 30979665 14.8G 83 Linux14:58
popeyit is the right size, just looks like I need the resize2fs ?14:58
popey/dev/mmcblk0p2   15G  3.4G   11G  24% /writable15:02
popey\o/15:02
popeythanks15:02
jdstrandjosepht: can you request a manual review? I'm going to accept it for now15:33
josephtjdstrand: okay, thanks15:33
kgunnjdstrand: hey, you running a xenial core? curious what 'snap find mir' returns you?15:44
kgunn...or anyone else who might be tinkering today  ^15:44
kgunni may have found a bug in the store15:45
kgunnso i had mir 1 & 2 published, it returned 2....then published a mir 3, and unpublished 2...so only 1 & 3 are published...now find just says "no snaps found"15:46
kgunnbeuno: ^15:46
kgunnbeuno: oops...nvmd...it was me....channels!15:49
kgunnbut...i had to pick stable?15:49
kgunnthot, if xenial is still rolling edge...it would appear in edge?15:50
jdstrandkgunn: it seems you don't still need me?15:52
kgunnjdstrand: yep, sorry for noise16:02
josephtjdstrand: sorry, I requested the manual review for a bad upload (arm version with amd64 as the arch.) I re-request a review of revision 916:05
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kyrofasergiusens, I hit a snag trying to remove the ld.so.conf stuff. The libs still need to link up at build time, and that code was used for build- and run-time dependencies18:10
kyrofaSo it appears that we may still need it at least to build stuff with libs in non-standard places18:11
kyrofasergiusens, unless you can think of a better way to do that18:12
sergiusenskyrofa, let's just leave it in for now18:12
kyrofasergiusens, okay. Let's keep it in the back of our minds anyway18:13
sergiusenskyrofa, can you rebase with master btw (or my branch)?18:13
sergiusenskyrofa, yeah let's get a bug report going18:13
kyrofasergiusens, will do18:13
popeyjust updated my pi 2 edge and again it didn't come back after a reboot :(18:55
popeyReboot to use canonical-pi2-linux version 4.4.0-1004-raspi2+20160321.17-52.18:56
popeyReboot to use ubuntu-core version 16.04+20160321.17-37.18:56
popeythat update18:56
sergiusenskyrofa, did you rebase?19:19
kyrofasergiusens, not yet... ran into another issue... working it out19:22
sergiusensack19:22
kyrofaI swear the universe doesn't want me splitting the unpacking of stage packages out to be done in build19:22
kyrofasergiusens, alright, it's been rebased onto your branch and it's all finished20:48
sergiusenskyrofa, gonna check it out20:48
kyrofasergiusens, ended up unpacking debs into an intermediate directory in pull and linking them in with build20:48
sergiusenskyrofa, but after I get back from aikido which I'm returning to after my 2 month hiatus20:49
sergiusens:-)20:49
kyrofasergiusens, sounds great! Want me to make a PR into your branch in your fork? Might make reviewing easier20:49
kyrofasergiusens, or we can push your branch to the official repo and I can make a PR there. Tests run that way20:50
kyrofaLet me know-- dinner time, I'll be on telegram20:53
tedgjdstrand: Are the SNAP_DATA directories mounted NOEXEC?21:53
jdstrandthey shouldn't be21:54
tedgjdstrand: Okay, looking for a theory on why this snap isn't working. That's not it :-)21:55
jdstrand/dev/vda3 on /var/lib/snaps type ext4 (rw,relatime,data=ordered)21:55
jdstrandand there aren't separate mount points for SNAP_DATA for snaps (just verified) so that shouldn't be it21:56
tedgIronically the Java library giving me trouble is called Snappy.21:56
popeyWhere do bugs in snappy classic go?22:12
popey(I mean, where should I file them)22:18
* genii sips his coffee and ponders how snappy classic/new snappy reminds him of coke classic/new coke 22:19
geniiHopefully we don't get a diet snappy22:21
leftyfbsnappy zero22:22
leftyfbyou know, for the pi zero :)22:22
geniiHehe22:22

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