=== sakrecoe1 is now known as sakrecoer [18:27] I have a preseed script that mostly works with Trusty (14.04.5). I also have an install/syslog. Do people put these on pastebin, github, or where? [18:40] ProfMac_: we keep ours under version control, so it is already 'there' https://github.com/CarlFK/video-stack-deploy/blob/usbstick/scripts/d-i/xenial/preseed_video.cfg [18:40] log files.. i use paste.ubuntu.com [18:44] Thanks CarlFK [18:49] "I think the output from diagnostic scripts should be idempotent operators." he said with no visible context. [19:29] I can't get early_command or late_command to work with my preseed file. I pushed my project to https://github.com/a-mcintosh/Trusty-preseed.git and the most relevant files are 001-createVM-14.04.5.sh, preseed/preseed.iounote-1, and syslog [19:39] logger -i "Aubrey 1" [19:39] what happens ? [19:41] No evidence in the log. When I open a terminal during the install and issue the command, the message does show up in the log. [19:42] I just did a quick "grep Aubrey syslog" [19:42] grep for early [19:44] add this to your append: DEBCONF_DEBUG=5 [19:48] is that in addition to DEBCONF_DEBUG=developer [19:48] hmm, never seen that before [19:49] not sure what that does. http://hands.com/d-i/ says 5 [19:50] ok. I read lots of stuff post Google. I am wearily skeptical of much of it. Here is a sighting in the wild: https://mraw.org/blog/2012/12/23/d-i_hacking_recipe_3/ [19:52] Oh, and I view the distinction between Ubuntu & Debian as a possible cause of disagreement with the documentation. [20:01] should there be a "late_command" equivalent to this --> /lib/partman/init.d/01early_command [20:04] guessing 5 and devel are the same. anyway, you should see "early" [20:04] I am wondering if you are really using the preseed file you think you are [20:44] It's pretty trivial to change the username or a partition name & check with the new system for a matchup. [21:19] well, you should see "early" in the log [21:42] I made DEBCONF_DEBUG=developer be an alias for DEBCONF_DEBUG=5 back in 2006. The latter only works in the installer, whereas the former works in both the installer and the installed system. [21:43] It's not a difference between Debian and Ubuntu.