[00:59] thanks kc2bez [01:08] Should "### Notice about upgrading from previous versions of Lubuntu with LXQt:" be 'upgraded' to a "#" or larger heading (or have a #Upgrading extra heading before it - to amplify message?) [01:11] a "." maybe should be before "New installations" (but it may have been left off on purpose; i often do where it's after quoting & it can look weird with a space before it to avoid being treated as part of 'quoted' section [01:14] kc2bez, I've added a "most" in front of "other flavors use" (Installer) section b/c of Ubuntu Studio using calamares this release (unless I'm wrong) [01:15] [telegram] Those all sound reasonable to me. Feel free to edit or I can later. [01:16] [telegram] I may move it to Discourse ahead of release as a Draft like the main Ubuntu release notes. [01:18] I won't add the "." ; only commenting here (I don't remember where ``. is a problem and where it's not.. but have been bitten before) [01:19] [telegram] back ticks should work in both Discourse and WordPress (blog). [01:19] reading release notes... i wonder if we should create doc on discourse giving example of upgrading 512MB swapfile to something larger.. [01:20] should - my concern.. I've been bitten somewhere but can't recall where (moinmoin or wiki? maybe) [01:21] [telegram] I can point swap to the wiki page we have on Discourse maybe. [01:21] Lubuntu Manual ... maybe s/a Lubuntu Manual book/the Lubuntu Manual/ [01:22] [telegram] That works. [01:22] we have 2 pages.. (one for 20.04 & 20.10, one for 21.04 & up); both mention increasing size only indirectly [01:23] [telegram] I'll give it a look. [01:24] * guiverc is still reading.. [01:24] i'm going to make changes on 20.04 doco [01:24] [telegram] No worries, take your time. I probably won't get back to it tonight. [01:26] * guiverc added the "." too; it's showing a space in the preview (so is dealing with it correctly) [01:33] kc2bez, Rik & Thomas & apt-ghetto get mentioned in Extra Thanks, but only Thomas/apt-ghetto are mentioned in contributors.. Was this was intentional? [01:34] * guiverc used those names in attempts to avoid pinging them [01:35] i've removed bold on "and" in Global Team [01:39] [telegram] contributors = Lubuntu members. [01:39] ack. [01:40] KGIII isn't one though (yet) [01:40] [telegram] true. I can edit that section. It is mostly a carryover. [01:43] read thru complete; no mention of 1864787 or discourse; but I'm happy anywhere as I wanted it mentioned so I had somewhere to point support/users to & have discourse thread https://discourse.lubuntu.me/t/calamares-rare-failure-to-create-partition-mkfs-errors/2774 [01:44] s/anywhere/anyway ^ [01:50] I think that needs to go towards the end in known issues. [01:51] [telegram] here's a stupid question: did we run any of those tests with debugging on to get the *exact* mkfs error underneath it? [01:51] [telegram] because those're relevant. [01:52] we didn't mention it in hirsute, but did so in focal & groovy (if I recall correctly).. I only see 5-8 users report issues with it in a cycle (~6 months) & some are LTS users [01:53] [telegram] was anyone here able to reproduce it? [01:53] [telegram] or was it a reiser specific issue? [01:53] @teward001, not recently.. but in the past year & examined by tsimonq2 (no occurs with ext4, reiserfs, xfs, btrfs... - partition layout being busy is necessary) [01:54] [telegram] cala mounting everything would be a trigger [01:54] [telegram] because it never unmounts on an error case. [01:54] ignore my 'year' ref sorry [01:54] [telegram] no worries. [01:55] i can generally create it; count in last ~week is 3 fails & 1 clean on 1 box if I recall correctly [01:55] [telegram] cool if you find reproduction steps that I can follow I'll generate a debug run [01:58] if i repeat the same steps on other boxes I won't get it.. Simon tried too, as I think Walter may have as well.. It's not always fail.. but I can create by (1) full disk install; (2) install alongside; then (3) manual install using / & /home (ie. loads of partitions on disk) SOMETIMES [01:58] s/as/and/ ^ [01:58] [telegram] i mean [01:58] [telegram] i figured out how to force Cala to error hardcore mode [01:59] [telegram] which is introduce a buggy NotImplementedError into the code randomly after mounting [01:59] [telegram] causes a full explode and the partition table and partitions all to be busyh [01:59] [telegram] pretty sure I can figure out a way to force explode it to reproduce the case. but i'll take a look in my breaks tomorrow [02:18] @teward001, note: it's mostly me that encounters it, ie. older boxes using MBR partition tables (default for my [legacy] BIOS boxes) [02:20] [telegram] that's the default my VM uses [02:20] [telegram] unless I explicitly set UEFI under QEMU [02:23] :) [05:09] [telegram] guiverc: I can always force something to explode if I mount the directories first. Cala doesn't do any unmounting until shutdown oddly enough so [05:33] * guiverc ponders close() on shutdown.. next time calamares crashes, I'll endeavour to restart; exit then restart & see if i get the misbehaving I get when I have that error... [14:33] [telegram] guiverc: I assume this was replicated on pretty much every live CD between last LTS and today's daily. because I have a 21.04 ISO I downloaded to help someone yesterday and if it's replicateable there then I don't need to download the daily. [17:48] -queuebot:#lubuntu-devel- Builds: Lubuntu Desktop amd64 [Impish Final] (20211011) has been added [22:09] @teward001, if you're asking about 1864787 (failure to create partition)... I don't know, I've had dailies where I've installed twice & had no issues.. but next day it's back to re-occurring. The issue doesn't always appear, but has seem easier on some dailies than others (but that could just be the doesn't always occur/randomness)