=== jirido_ is now known as jirido [15:42] How do I install Lubuntu 18.10 on a device that has less than 1 GiB RAM? The graphical installer doesn't allow proceeding, there is no alternative ISO produced for it yet... I guess I should use the terminal? [15:43] GreatEmerald, it should install just fine [15:44] diogenes_: I know (I have 16 GiB of swap on an SSD, for one), but the installer doesn't allow continuing [15:44] It says it requires exactly 1 GiB of RAM, and my device has 768 MiB [15:45] It would be nice if there was an option to continue regardless, but I'm not sure where to look [15:46] maybe insert the drive into a different pc, install there then put it back [15:47] It's a netbook, so that's not going to happen [15:47] Hm, if I can run ubiquity with --only, it says it requires less RAM [15:48] But even if I select the "install" option from GRUB, it starts LXQt rather than just Ubiquity [15:48] Otherwise, maybe I can use subiquity or Debina Installer [15:49] then you should modify the installatiion script [15:49] diogenes_: What do you mean [15:50] Hm, subiquity is available in universe [16:00] GreatEmerald: netinstall? === lynn_ is now known as gryphon [17:39] JohnDoe_71Rus: I don't think there's an ISO for netinstall either [17:40] mini.iso? [17:40] I tried to run both calamares and ubiquity, but they do eat more RAM than there is available, so it just gets swapped out indefinitely, hmm [17:40] wxl: I don't think there is one for Lubuntu 18.10 either [17:41] GreatEmerald: the netinstall/mini.iso is not for any flavour. you install the core system and then metapackages [17:41] wxl: yes [17:41] wxl: I didn't see one for 18.10 though [17:45] GreatEmerald, not on cdimage [17:45] GreatEmerald: if you're looking on cdimage, it's the wrong place [17:45] gmta [17:45] http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/cosmic/main/installer-amd64/20101020ubuntu546/images/netboot/ [17:45] Oh [17:46] http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/cosmic/main/ [17:46] inside installer [17:46] just pick the rich arch [17:46] how did I know about this [17:47] qa testing probably [17:47] it's so fun, once you start you can't stop [17:48] Also, subiquity almost worked, it just somehow didn't manage to see partitions on disk [17:48] It thought the disk was not partitioned [17:49] hmm does cosmic take a while to install or has it not been that long it was rebuilding when I logged on and is still rebuilding [17:58] GreatEmerald: what's the exact message about 1 gb not being enough, so that I look into the sources? [17:59] alkisg: That's from Calamares, first screen where it checks whether it's connected to the internet, etc. [17:59] GreatEmerald: ah, you're not using ubiquity? ok [17:59] alkisg: Calamares is default in the 18.10 LiveCD [17:59] I thought all ubuntu flavours used ubiquity.. is that for lubuntu only? [18:00] I think Clamares is checking [18:00] 18.10? Is there an alpha for that already? [18:00] daily [18:00] is there a reason thie is not in -devel? [18:05] GreatEmerald: well, for alpha versions, you could always install 18.04 and update sources.list to 18.10 :) [18:06] I never upgrade that way I think do-release-upgrade -d for the development release I never edit soruces directly if I don't have to [18:08] I don't think do-release-upgrade works that early in the cycle [18:09] it does I think [18:10] hang on I may launch an 18.04 VM and try it === lynn_ is now known as gryphon