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CarlFKhttps://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/brexit-france-theresa-may-deal-nathalie-loiseau-cat-a8828026.html00:28
CarlFKFrance’s EU minister names her cat ‘Brexit’ because ‘he meows loudly to be let out but won’t go through the door’00:28
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CarlFKwhoops, this is not https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/IRC :p04:46
lagDoes anyone know how this images is created?08:16
lag  http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/18.04.2/release/ubuntu-18.04.2-server-arm64.iso08:16
lagThere is lots of documentation regarding how to build a customised Ubuntu ISO for x86_64 (using ISOLINUX), but none for ARM6408:17
lagDoes anyone know of a working `mkisofs` command that works for the ISO image above?08:17
lag.. or where the scripts that create this image reside?08:18
mwhudsonlag: the code is all in debian-cd somewhere08:18
lagmwhudson: Is that a package?08:18
mwhudsonno, it's a branch08:19
mwhudsonthis one https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-cdimage/debian-cd/ubuntu08:19
alkisgarm boxes have cds?! :)08:19
lagalkisg: Sure, why wouldn't they?08:19
lagalkisg: Also flashing these images onto USB flash drives and SD cards work08:20
alkisgI've only seen raspberries and the like, so no idea, I didn't imagine they'd have08:20
mwhudsonfair warning, this code is not really designed for third party use08:20
mwhudsonsadly08:20
mwhudsonalkisg: x86_64 boxes have cds !? :)08:20
mwhudsonnone of mine do...08:20
alkisgFor usb/sd cards, I thought the images were .img08:20
alkisgI.e. no need for hybrid .isos with workarounds etc08:21
alkisgBIOS/UEFI do have code to boot from El-torito cds, I didn't know arm firmware has that code too08:22
lagalkisg: You have led a sheltered life :D08:28
alkisg:D08:28
lagalkisg: There is more to (ARM) life than RPi08:28
* alkisg would like to get sheltered from rpi as well, but has to support it in a couple of projects...08:29
lagalkisg: I'm not saying it a bad platform - just that there are so many more (better) platforms out there08:30
alkisg+1. Or maybe +1000. :D08:32
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lagDoes anyone know a bit about ISO files?10:03
lagalkisg: You seemed pretty knowledgable in that area (/me has lived a sheltered (ISO) life)10:04
lagI have 2 files - 1 made by Canonical, 1 by me:10:04
lag  https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/btdkvtnJDs/10:04
lagThey look the same (should be ISO9660), but when they're flashed, the partition tables look totally different10:04
lagCanonical: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/btdkvtnJDs/10:05
lagWhoops - ignore that10:05
lagCanonical: https://i.imgur.com/MldCw7i.png10:05
lagMine: https://i.imgur.com/uIbyFAJ.png10:05
lagWhat gives?10:05
lagCMD: xorriso -as mkisofs -r -checksum_algorithm_iso md5,sha1 -V "Bionic: AArch64 Laptops" -o laptops-ubuntu-bionic.iso -J -l -c boot/boot.cat -partition_offset 16 -append_partition 2 0xef CDDIR/boot/grub/efi.img -e boot/grub/efi.img -no-emul-boot CDDIR10:07
rbasakIs there a good answer to https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-server/2019-March/007820.html ?10:14
rbasak(Ctrl-C during release upgrade)10:14
rbasakI would apt -f install and fix anything up manually, or better redeploy to a new release and not do a release upgrade in the first place.10:14
rbasakI'm not sure if there's anything better that could be recommended.10:15
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alkisglag: sorry, I haven't studied the hybrid .iso internals recently, I don't know that much. I did find some related pages on the internet about it in the past, explaining both ubuntu's and fedora's methods, but it was so long ago that I don't remember anything to help you.10:25
mwhudsonrbasak: yeah if dpkg --configure -a and apt install -f and friends don't fix it, either you're in for a lot of fiddling or should just start again i think10:28
rbasakmwhudson: I'm wondering: is that acceptable, or a bug that we don't have a better option?10:29
mwhudsonrbasak: we should probably block C-c i guess...10:29
mwhudsoni don't know, i guess apt install -f should really fix things and any way it doesn't would pedantically be a packaging bug?10:30
alkisgMaybe there's also "power loss recovery" involved, not just ctrl+c...10:32
rbasakIn theory all maintainer scripts are idempotent and so apt install -f should always be able to fix things.10:33
rbasakBut in practice do-release-upgrade exists instead of apt; doesn't that fix things up after apt is finished?10:33
rbasakSo perhaps do-release-upgrade needs a "resume" entry point.10:33
mvocjwatson: thanks for merging support for the new "Commands-*" indexfiles to LP. I did a quick test on disco and command-not-found there seems to be working fine and using the data from the archive.ubuntu.com indexfiles now instead of the old command-not-found-data package. so yay!11:01
cjwatsonExcellent11:03
xnoxwhoop whoop11:10
juliankawesome!11:15
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rbalintjuliank, found the bug why u-u autopkgtest fails in disco when upgrading cosmic13:37
juliank:)13:38
rbalinti'm rather :-\, will push the fix after lunch13:38
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tseliotdoko: things should be fine now that nvidia is finally in restricted (rather than in multiverse)14:01
ricotztseliot, without transitionals for i386 I don't see this properly working14:06
ricotzand libnvidia-common-410 should be arch all14:07
tseliotricotz: let me check14:08
tseliotricotz: this should do it: http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/mbyPR5djWn/14:13
ricotztseliot, this looks good14:17
tseliotgood14:19
bdmurrayIs command-not-found information now on Ubuntu mirrors?14:48
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bdmurrayseb128: does gnome-initial-setup still ask about automatic crash reporting?15:23
seb128bdmurray, it never did on Ubuntu I think15:23
seb128bdmurray, I don't think it knows how to talk to apport?15:24
bdmurrayseb128: I thought didier did something about that a while ago15:24
seb128gnome-control-center yes15:24
seb128initial setup no15:24
bdmurrayAh, okay15:25
rbalintseb128, juliank: I pushed the converted repo, it matches usd imports (ignoring .bzr-builddeb) https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-core-dev/software-properties/+git/software-properties17:26
rbalinttomorrow we can switch the default repo on lp and i push a pointer on top of the bzr repos17:27
rbalintand import the few dscs missing from trusty/precise17:27
juliankrbalint: Awesome!17:28
seb128rbalint, great, thx17:29
juliankthen I'll rebase the PackageKit patch queue from Debian on top of the matching Ubuntu tag17:30
juliankand then I'll rebase again on top of ubuntu/master17:30
juliankIt17:30
juliankIt will be fun17:30
rbalintjuliank, cool!17:36
rbalintjuliank, i see there used to be a git repository on alioth but it is not migrated17:36
rbalint(to salsa)17:37
rbalintwas there anything useful or i should not care about it?17:37
rbalintjuliank, also are you ok with the git repo scheme? Debian uses quilt17:39
juliankrbalint: I have a git repo on salsa at https://salsa.debian.org/pkgutopia-team/software-properties, but it imports the ubuntu tarballs17:39
juliankrbalint: Yeah, it's fine. What I do in Debian is import the ubuntu .tar.xz and as an .orig.tar.xz, and then use 3.0 (quilt), so I can ship the same tarball17:39
juliankI'll probably merge in the Ubuntu git branches into the Debian branches soon, though17:40
rbalintjuliank, ok, ack17:40
juliankinstead of continuing to import tarballs :)17:40
rbalintjuliank, i'm transitioning to this upstream/latest scheme, too, with my packages17:41
coreycbbdmurray: hello, would you be able to take a look at keystone in the cosmic unapproved queue? this version would replace the current version that is in cosmic-proposed (2:14.0.1-0ubuntu2).18:54
tjaaltonLocutusOfBorg: hi, I have three patches for llvm/clang, needed by intel's "NEO" opencl compute runtime. I'll test the build tomorrow and would like to get them in disco21:32
tjaaltonLocutusOfBorg: all are in llvm master, but not on llvm-821:33
coreycbbdmurray: i added the additional test details to bug 181512623:05
ubottubug 1815126 in python-networkx (Ubuntu Bionic) "[SRU] Bionic missing dependency for pydotplus" [Medium,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/181512623:05
bdmurraycoreycb: cool, thanks23:07
coreycbbdmurray: np thank you23:07
tewardbdmurray: thanks for accepting parted to proposed for 1820090 :)23:21

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