[08:55] davidm: ping === asac_ is now known as asac [15:28] davmor2 seems to be having a problem with the VM [15:28] persia: do you have a second? [15:29] cgregan: Sure, but not any KVM-compatible hardware :) [15:29] What seems to be the issue? [15:29] is that : ume-8.04-kvm.tar.gz ? if yes I'm trying it now [15:29] that's alright...he says a bunch of lpia missing packages scroll by during boot [15:30] stgraber: It is. Thanks. [15:30] missing packages during boot? That doesn't sound right. [15:30] persia: I got the hardware :) I'm looking at the kvm image from the cdimages server and it's broken :) [15:30] davmor2: Do the errors show in dmesg once boot is complete, or doesn't it boot? [15:31] I'll check dmesg I was just about to go through the logs [15:31] booted too fast to see anything but dmesg doesn't show any error here [15:32] stgraber: How about /var/log/syslog or /var/log/messages? [15:32] nothing in syslog either [15:33] oh yes, I see what davmor2 had [15:33] complaining about modules.dep missing [15:33] pastebin? [15:34] doesn't appear in any of the log files [15:34] I'll try to get a screenshot but that image boots way too fast :) [15:35] * persia misses console.log, and wonders if anyone knows how to enable it [15:36] http://www.stgraber.org/download/ume1.png [15:36] http://www.stgraber.org/download/ume2.png [15:36] missing symbol in grub and the modules.dep thing [15:37] OK. ume1.png means that you aren't recovering from a suspend, and can safely be ignored. [15:37] ume2.png is maybe just the initrd being not in sync [15:37] ume2.png looks like an annoying side-effect of some of the choices made to reduce boot time, but may not cause issues. Do the images work, except for that noise? [15:38] yep seems to work fine, I just did a : update-initramfs -u to see if that solves the modules.dep one [15:38] stgraber: I think the initramfs is in sync. Try upgrading the kernel, and see if it goes away. [15:38] Argh! That's frustrating. [15:38] seems to be although it thinks there are a 101 text editors non of which are installed and the one that is it doesn't want to use :) [15:39] davmor2: Where does it show that? [15:39] no sound either which is weird [15:39] persia: right click on on a log file and select open with [15:40] why is 2.6.24-16 installed ? I have both -16 and -19 here [15:40] mousepad seems to be the only thing not listed [15:41] persia: same result after kernel upgrade ... modules.dep isn't copied in the initrd, I wonder why ... [15:41] davmor2: You've found one of the central inconsistencies between gpe and moblin. gpe sees all the apps installed, and moblin only those specially recognised. Not all moblin apps are registered as file handlers. [15:42] stgraber: I'm not sure. [15:42] Yay! [15:42] persia: I'm checking the content of initrd.gz now [15:43] persia: /lib/modules/2.6.24-19-lpia only contains the kernel/ directory [15:44] persia: none of the modules.* files are there [15:45] stgraber: My understanding was that is the result of a choice to build the drivers into the kernel, rather than as modules to increase boot time. Currently there are very few supported lpia systems, so it's mostly safe to do this, and reduces boot time. [15:46] As the number of supported systems grows, this may no longer be the right choice. I've heard reports of some lpia systems on which this kernel doesn't work. [15:46] the messages don't appear on the version I built and I got sound on mine too [15:46] some modules are there so modules.dep should be there too [15:46] * persia apologises for redundancy, but it's a little late here :) [15:47] I count 197 .ko in the initrd [15:47] davmor2: Have you tried a recent rebuild with the latest ubuntu-virtual-builder? It may be a bug there. [15:47] so not everything is in the kernel it seems [15:47] persia: no [15:48] Hmm. Maybe I don't have the right understanding then (my commentary is based more on hearsay than an understanding of the kernel) [15:50] persia: is it just a case of bzr pull in the simple-image-builder directory and I'll try it. [15:51] davmor2: Ought be, although the name of the project changed :) let me know if you need a branch reference. [15:51] np's [15:52] persia: says http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~mvo/ubuntu-mobile/simple-image-builder/ no revisions to pull [15:54] davmor2: https://code.launchpad.net/~virtual-mobile-builder/virtual-mobile-builder/trunk [15:54] bzr branch lp:~virtual-mobile-builder/virtual-mobile-builder/trunk [15:57] permission denied [15:58] davmor2: bzr lp-login $(LP-USERNAME) [15:59] Permission denied (publickey). [15:59] bzr: ERROR: Connection closed: please check connectivity and permissions (and try -Dhpss if further diagnosis is required) [16:01] Annoying. Works for me, but I'm a member of that team. [16:01] Could someone else try branching that code repo? [16:03] Branched 23 revision(s). [16:04] That seems right. [16:04] grrrrrr [16:05] Launchpad for me hasn't been right since I merged accounts :( [16:20] davmor2: Your ssh key is probably out of date [16:20] davmor2: Did you update it after the ssh security hole? [16:20] davmor2: Do you see your ssh key on launchpad? [16:20] lool yes [16:20] davmor2: Is it visible to your ssh? [16:21] davmor2: Check that you don't have a special launchpad config in .ssh/config [16:21] That your key is accessible to your ssh and that it's the same as the one on launchpad [16:21] Check the permissions of your ssh key [16:21] davmor2: Anyway, you can use http:// instead :) [16:21] http://bazaar.launchpad.net/... === Zic_ is now known as Zic === robr_ is now known as robr [19:40] lool: realised what I'd done wrong with sshkey to get the bzr branch now :) [21:45] davmor2: Cool [21:46] yes I deleted the wrong friggin' file by accident So I created a new key up loaded it to launchpad and backed it up this time :) [22:20] lool: I got my image to work better than the one on cdimages I still got issues with the kernel but I got sound [22:40] lool: I used this line to create the image sudo ./simple-mobile-builder --platform menlow-lpia-ume which seems to work better than just running the script [23:51] davidm: It is better; we should update the instructions