out. Also do you have a
/proc/device-tree/model file?
How did you install Debian on the device and what's the expected root
device?
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Yeah, I've pushed a test_db script which currently only tests for
unknown fields (case sensitively)
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kind of scared me away of it. It's probably all fixable, but the
serious issues in the kernel and userspace tools led me to think it
wasn't a good option when compared to SD card.
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> machine="$FK_MACHINE"
> [ "x$machine" = "xnone" ] && exit
> else
> - machine="$(get_cpuinfo_hardware)"
> + machine="$(get_machine)"
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>
> if [ "x$1" = "x--supported" ]; then
This looks good! Ideally we'd expand the testsuite
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there is a drawback that fsck might not be run automatically for
that filesystem, but since it's shared with the bootloader it's
probably a good idea
so I'd prefer if you could use Boot-Device: whatever,
Boot-Kernel-Path: uImage and Boot-Initrd-Path: uInitrd
Hope this helps
_missing_firmware" "false"
add "partconf/already-mounted" "false"
So maybe one setting to not read anything from a previous installation
(such as network setup) would be enough, but oldsys-preseed doesn't
need to be skipped entirely. I'll have a go a
to achieve the same thing as debconf-set-selections
I've pushed the patches now
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Ok to commit and upload?
I've tested this successfully on Thecus N2100 with yesterday's daily
sid network-console image (just replaced oldsys-preseed and its
functions in the initrd.gz).
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on to cleanup the description of add() and
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functions | 63 +++-
oldsys-preseed | 36 +++---
tests/arm/dns323-dhcp
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functions | 26 ++--
tests/arm/dns323-dhcp.preseed | 16 ++--
tests/arm/dns323-static.preseed | 16 ++--
tests/arm/kuroboxpro_dhcp.preseed |
From: Loïc Minier
Rename FILE to OLDSYS_PRESEED_FILE to avoid potential clashes and use a
new OLDSYS_PRESEED_TEST_OUTPUT specifically for the output of tests,
since some tests don't actually relate to preseeding.
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functions|2 +-
o
-installer-startup.d/S30env-preseed does to import environment
(passed to init which is busybox) into debconf. Thanks Colin Watson for
the advice!
Remove all mentions of "preseed file" from comments, variables, and
function names.
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need for it, we could implement either config
sources
- similarly, it might make sense to add a way to skip oldsys-preseed
entirely; maybe there's a feature to do that in d-i that I don't know
about? otherwise, we could add some new debconf question just for
this
Cheers,
Log along the way as there is no preseed file to debug anymore.
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functions |2 ++
1 files changed, 2 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-)
diff --git a/functions b/functions
index 634926d..26e2e16 100644
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+++ b/functions
@@ -179,6 +179,7
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functions | 14 +-
1 files changed, 5 insertions(+), 9 deletions(-)
diff --git a/functions b/functions
index 582564e..57cdd40 100644
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+++ b/functions
@@ -172,23 +172,19 @@ parse_sib_conf() {
# Generating
# Output a variable to a
Introduce new skip_debconf_note function and stop tracking the type of
debconf questions.
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oldsys-preseed| 18
tests/arm/dns323
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So turns out it's indeed a driver problem;
https://bugs.launchpad.net/linux-linaro/+bug/799795
we can go either way for d-i; if we keep the warning, it will look ugly
on bogus platforms and might hint / push at fixing it
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Hey,
I was seeing some busybox output (Usage: basename FILE [SUFFIX] etc.)
when starting d-i under QEMU emulating armel+vexpress. Turns out that
under vexpress kernels,
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It seems this file is a leftover from the armeb removal; ok to remove?
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build/pkg-lists/netboot/armeb.cfg | 12
1 files changed, 0 insertions(+), 12 deletions(-)
delete mode 100644 build/pkg-lists/netboot/armeb.cfg
diff --git a/build/pkg-lists/netboo
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src/lib/debian-installer/detect-console-linux |2 +-
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Hi
While checking how framebuffer gets set, I saw that the list of serial
consoles in rootskel missed the Freescale i.MX ones, /dev/ttymxc[0-9].
According to etc/securetty, these seem to be the only missing ones as
the other devices start with a capital letter.
ok to commit?
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>It seems gbp only autodetects the compression from pristine-tar
> branches; I've now filed a bug about this.
Debian #621701, with patch(es) now
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gcc-4.5 bug is Debian #621420.
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tags 621137 + patch
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See attached patch (I didn't test this actual debdiff as I prepared the
debdiff on my laptop, but I did confirm that this fixes the issue).
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this patch anyway.
I've filed a bug against gcc-4.5 to track this; this does affect FSF
GCC 4.5, but not FSF GCC 4.6.
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- either some issues were introduced during refresh
- or the patch was always broken
I didn't look at why the patch breaks (yet) and I don't have a smaller
test case than the above, which is quite painful.
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- orion5x (matches mach-orion5x, no plat-orion5x I think it's also
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- versatile (matches mach-versatile and plat-versatile)
So mach-* has been very consistent in Debian ARM kernel flavors.
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(Closes: #612376):
please amend the currently UNRELEASED changelog entry
Othewise looked good; thanks!
I'm also in favor of a boot.scr.
Outside of Martin's remarks, we need to agree on whether this is meant
for installation of Debian to PATA, to SD card, or both and wheth
/2010-September/076588.html
http://lists.denx.de/pipermail/u-boot/2010-September/076548.html
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unarchive 584166
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unzip as I initially feared, hence
lowering severity.
We could look at boot speed and various compression options to make the
best compromise of size of the U-Boot images and boot time.
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> flash-kernel currently calls mkimage -C gzip whe
.
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I'm pretty sure qemu-arm works
though.
> I have been using 'make deb-pkg' target recommended by kernel team,
> which indeed does not create those hooks, not sure if make-kpkg
> creates them. But it might make sense to add a safety check in the
> flash-kernel package.
you mean; I understand that cross-compiled kernel .debs
should follow the same interface (/etc/kernel*) as described in the
kernel packaging handbook. Maybe the tool you use doesn't generate the
proper postinsts and needs to be fixed?
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whether it's something we can apply across all boards. We would
definitely want to offer boot.scr for SD boot though, but that's
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"$a" $cmp "$b"
return $?
}
version_find_latest ()
{
local a=""
for i in $@ ; do
if version_test_gt "$i" "$a" ; then
a="$i"
fi
done
echo "$a"
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gt; team upload new kernels with an ABI of "trunk" during development
> phases? I guess we can add extra logic to cope with that if necessary.
Not sure why we'd need to do anything special there?
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> I'm attaching a naive implementation which doesn't deal with removals
> and only keeps track of the latest initrd ABI (not of the kernel one).
I had forgotten the actual flash-kernel call. I've also added
a --supported test
a
/var/lib/flash-kernel/ file and use that in the trigger to select the
highest still installed version we should flash.
Does this make sense? Any issue with this proposal?
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art + linaro-image-tools computer part + user specified
part).
Did you have something specific in mind?
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infer from the config). Hwpacks seem like a convenient vehicle for
grouping these things together in a daily build which you can download
and verify easily.
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On Tue, Feb 22, 2011, Amit Kucheria wrote:
> On Tue, Feb 22, 2011 at 3:59 PM, Loïc Minier wrote:
> > * moves board support data into a database (currently inline for
> > convenience of testing, but will be split out in its own file)
> Does it make sense to move this
annel.
Cheers,
[1] branch at http://git.debian.org/?p=users/lool/d-i/flash-kernel.git
* adds a testsuite
* consolidates code into functions
* moves board support data into a database (currently inline for
convenience of testing, but will be split out in its own file)
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0.8.11.1 with some related changes. Try again?
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optimized implementation. It's only available on x86
though, so I guess the entry should be:
crc32c-intel ?
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happening in unstable, preventing further updates to testing via
unstable once it's done (I don't expect we will switch to u-boot's
mkimage before release). I guess that's ok if you upload d-i to tpu
I'll send a patch for mv2120-utils in a separat
is an attempt to
use this new package name while still supporting backports of
flash-kernel to older releases.
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+++
://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/debootstrap/+bug/674146
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+++ debootstrap-1.0.25ubuntu1/debian/changelog 2010-11-13 12:36:58.0
+0100
@@ -1,3 +1,10 @@
+debootstrap (1.0.26) UNRELEASED; urgency=low
ed it; would love if
someone could try it out.
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g only
a single kernel; there is not menu whatsoever. So including some name
doesn't matter too much IMHO.
> Even if it's not zero padded it doesn't hurt u-boot. U-boot reads
> the size of the initrd from the header and only copies the correct
> size. So no calculatio
... " >&2
> > + dd if=/dev/zero of=$kmtd bs=$kmtdsize count=1 2>/dev/null
>
> How large is this partition? The reason I ask is because I wonder why
> you don't pad the file on disk before writing it, but maybe that's a
> bad idea when the mtd
t one adding a separate pass
for the udeb. I didn't actually test the runtime lib, but I did
testbuild it and it produced the expected smaller files.
Unfortunately, it probably conflicts with the python-dbg support
changes.
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On Sun, May 30, 2010, Mike Hommey wrote:
> Is there something in d-i that requires such a udeb ?
Not in Debian; we use it for an udeb called migration-assistant which
imports documents and settings from existing operating systems (e.g.
Windows).
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Wouldn't pango's pango-thai-lang.so module be required for Thai support
in g-i (directfb or xorg based)? Currently, it's not included in the
pango udeb, we would need libthai and libdatrie udebs to include this
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g-i/xorg, or whether the directfb udebs should just be switched over to
xorg ones?
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/usr/share/perl/5.10/utf8_heavy.pl line 243.
Use of uninitialized value in pattern match (m//) at -e line 1.
Use of uninitialized value in pattern match (m//) at -e line 1.
the warnings go away when installing perl + perl-modules.
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> Ok. Aside from autostuff, patch is not that big, so let's get this into
> unstable, and see if somebody spots any regressions.
Just uploaded to unstable.
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and people can
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for all situations.
IOW: how do keymap-changing programs inform the DirectFB layer that the
keymap has changed and it should reload it (transparently for any
higher layer)?
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> configuration switch is used (which, i guess, is turned on when building
> for the d-i), and depend on it to compile in keymap reloading and
> possibily other d-i specific options in the GTK frontend.
Sounds like a good idea to have if you have directfb or x11 calls in
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> issue?
I don't see the problem in including the directfb headers from one of
the file used to build cdebconf/gtk: can't you have
cdebconf/gtk/common.c, directfb.c, and x11.c?
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Attached is an IRC conversation on this bug.
Bug being discussed upstream at:
<http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=447498>
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mentation note, the default browser could
be sensible-browser would the patch in #351901 be applied (will soon
hit its first anniversary!). Or we could move to gnome-www-browser,
but I prefer the former.
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d-i is the main consumer of this code, I think this is ok to go. In
fact, I don't have anything better to offer. :)
I've uploaded these debs to unstable.
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I've applied the patch by hand the best I could, it built, could you
please try the packages at:
<http://people.dooz.org/~lool/debian/gtk+2.0/2.8.20-4/sid-pbuilder/>
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tfb by simply setting
PKG_CONFIG_PATH since the gtk module uses pkg-config.
Since this all sounds like post-etch stuff, and since I think there's a
clean solution for Gtk 2.10, I'm not sure the patch is needed.
Bye,
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what they are reading is written by SvenL,
and not the position of the project for example. It would also leave
room for AJsPOV and FJPsPOV if they wish commenting as involved
parties (I'm not saying they should do it, but that it would make it
easier).
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> globally.
I got python-central installation failures in my logs as well, this is
because debhelper was not available in a sufficiently high version, but
should be fixed now.
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experimental, as he said in private mail that if gtk 2.10 isn't going
for etch, he would prefer not enabling the pdf+ps outputs in
libcairo/dfb for now.
But Frans is correct that Gtk now FTBFS ... in experimental. :)
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> again from the udeb. No real rush though.
I've uploaded gtk+2.0 2.8.20-3 which drops this engines again, and adds
the strdup() fix which seems required here as well.
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> We can always move it back once the theme is mature for our needs.
I've uploaded gtk2-engines 1:2.8.1-3 to unstable, and dropped the
gtkrc; you should now include it in rootskel.
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in a patch for gtk2-engines which only
affects the g-i build
. add a log handler to filter out these events in the patch
But let us explore the backport of gtk2-engines 2.8 first. :-P
> BTW, are these messages also written to a logfile somewhere?
No.
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rewrite to Cairo of some engines which exposed some
glitches in particular combinations of Cairo based engines + Xorg
architecture (EXA/XAA) + ATI driver, and it seems there's a patch
upstream for the ati driver.)
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f you need a gnome-themes udeb as
well, but it would be easier to grab a copy from the relevant files
and ship them in rootskel for now.)
I didn't look into the Bladr theme.
I'm not sure how you'll switch theme when someone wants the
accessibility mode of the installer, do you hav
On Sun, Oct 08, 2006, Attilio Fiandrotti wrote:
> Just today mike emmel fixed the "boom" bug, it should technically
> possible switching to GTK+ 2.10.x.
Repeating this here for other readers: 2.10.6-2 in experimental was
uploaded today with the fix.
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it?
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d of the tar-in-tar orig.tar.gz), so
I can't apply your patch to the directfb build only. Since your patch
adds a mem leak, I don't want to include it right now.
I'm willing to try to fix the underlying bug though, or else I will try
to change the patch to only be effective w
t easy to debug the graphical
problem; perhaps there's a virtual output for DirectFB (like Xvfb)?
I think I will setup a qemu or vmware to debug this.
Thanks for the hints!
Bye,
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o nor the directfb nor the glitz backends
> will work :(
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to try re-backporting from scratch
> the HEAD GDKDFB to 2.8.20 (current DFB backend in debian unstable is
> dated around May 2006).
I checked with Joss, and he said you did the backporting. Would you
provide a similar patch or explain the process you followed to make it?
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debug symbols are for both or only one particular flavor.
Perhaps you simply want a build with DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS="nostrip noopt"
of the udeb?
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nse (didn't update the kernel modules to 2.6.17
though).
Thanks in advance for your help! Please don't feel obliged to document
this in great length, I don't want to waste *your* time.
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On Thu, Sep 21, 2006, Attilio Fiandrotti wrote:
> FYI, Mathias Classen said GTK+ 2.10.4 is going to be presumably released
> at the end of this week.
I'm preparing 2.10.4, and it has some bug fixes, but it doesn't seem to
change anything related to DFB.
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ve in my TODO to patch the DirectFB pkg-config files to achieve
this, but I didn't have the time to do that yet.
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part of the drift towards a flamewar myself, and don't wish that to
happen anymore.
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-- debconf information:
tasksel/title:
tasksel/first: manual package selection
tasksel/tasks:
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if ...".
> If the desktop task should be installing avahi, and isn't, that can be
> addressed entirely independently of the recommends situation.
I've just filed a bug against tasksel now. Thanks for suggesting that
it's still an option, and that it isn't too late.
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of september, I don't know why it wasn't, so I expect it is
imminent.
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g in days.
> I think GTK+ 2.10.2 is a good choice (2.10.1 had some issues, while
> 2.10.3 may not compile without the patch) for g-i, i feel backporting
> patches to 2.0.9 or 2.8.x would be a real pain.
Hmm, 2.10.3 did build, but I can't claim the directfb flavor isn't
bro
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