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12:27 mgoetzemikap: is there a mailing list or an rss feed which can notify me of updates to grml-stable? ;)
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12:32 mikapmgoetze: http://ml.grml.org/mailman/listinfo/grml-testing-changes - we sync to stable mainly when releasing a new grml release (and just some few important syncs with grml-testing)
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12:37 JoelioHi all, How can I install a kernel from backports into the target? I've tried a combination of using kernelname/lenny-backports and also tried some hooks to set the apt preferences.. none work properly. I either get the backported kernel installed when I don't want it (no backport class specified) or there's no kernel installed at all..
12:38 JoelioAnyone have any ideas?
12:38 JoelioI can show the config if needs?
12:38 mgoetzeJoelio: what's in your package_config?
12:39 JoelioI had a file called BACKPORT in that I had linux-image-2.6-amd64/lenny-backport
12:39 Joelioin DEFAULT PACKAGES aptitude AMD64
12:39 Joeliolinux-image-2.6-amd64
12:40 Joeliothat didn't install a kernel at all when no BACKPORT class was specified.
12:40 JoelioI've tried various permutations of this
12:42 mgoetzei told you how to do it on april 1st ;) and it wasn't a joke...
12:42 JoelioI tried that, unfortunately it didn't work :)
12:43 JoelioI'll keep trying, just wondered if there was a premade solution.. no worry :)
12:44 MrfaiJoelio: read the log files. Maybe your repository is not correct.
12:44 JoelioIt's pulling in the correct files when I create the mirror though, both the stock and backported kernel. They go onto the CD too..
12:50 Mrfaiplease put your whole fai.log onto paste.debian.net. They we can have a look
12:52 JoelioSure, will do.. I've just rolled back some changes to start from the beginning again, to ensure I've not missed something
13:23 glanceallee-k: ah. great. i have done some installs with the karmic-packages and some manual hacking in the nfsroot.
14:13 JoelioHmm, no, still isn't working.. whatever I try, when there's no BACKPORT class specified, it still installs the backported kerne
14:14 JoelioI can't currently get the logs out (without some work) as the backported kernel doesn't seem to like my KVM network
14:15 Mrfaishow us your fai.log. You can get the logs, before rebooting the install client.
14:15 JoelioMrfai: I wish I could, but they're currently on a test VM infrasctrucutre..
14:16 JoelioI'm putting the config on paste.
14:16 MrfaiWe need the log!
14:18 JoelioSure, just need to break out kpartx and mount the VM partition.. in the meantime, here's the relevant config.. http://paste.debian.net/67673/
15:05 Joeliofai.log - http://paste.debian.net/67684/
15:08 JoelioEven though there's no BACKPORT class specified, it's still pulling in the bpo kernel?
15:18 MrfaiMmm, it may be a bug in install_packages. I'm wondering why it tries to install linux-image-amd64/lenny (line 233)
15:20 MrfaiOr maybe linux-image-amd64 has a newer version in your bpo repository and depends on the bpo kernel.
15:21 MrfaiYou will have two linux-image-amd64 pacakges in all your repositories, and aptitude chooses the newest one, which depends on the bpo kernel
15:21 MrfaiYou can check it using apt-cache policy
15:22 JoelioI just tried to set a pin as well to just install stable kernel for all situations (DEFUALT), however no kernel was installed at all this time? The stock lenny kernel is in mirror too
15:22 JoelioMrfai: apt-cache policy?
15:24 JoelioMrfai: linux-image-amd64/lenny may be as I tried to set the stable using package/lenny syntax.. that's just an error on my part in testing. The results are the same however if I remove the /lenny part
15:29 JoelioOk, so adding a pin for DEFAULT completely breaks the install, no kernel installed with or without BACKPORT class
15:31 MrfaiWrite a little hook (a simple shell script) that only installs the linux-image-amd64 using aptitude. Then you can debug if the package repository causes the trouble
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15:35 Joeliowhat kind of hook do you recommend?
15:50 Joelioplease bear in mind that these are CD only installs.. no network
16:22 MrfaiThis is an example of mine:
16:22 Mrfai cat instsoft.DESKTOP
16:22 Mrfai#! /bin/sh
16:22 Mrfai$ROOTCMD aptitude -y install emacs22
16:22 MrfaiI have to install emacs22 before using install_packages
16:22 Mrfaidon't forget to chmod a+rx on this hook
16:22 JoelioWill that install from the repository from the CD though?
16:23 Joeliobecause there's no network attached at install time
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16:35 MrfaiI will install from whatever repository you have configured for FAI. It uses the same commands what install_packages uses.
16:35 JoelioOh, ok, wasn't aware of that.. will try, cheers for the heads-up!
17:07 JoelioHmm, for everything I try, if I include linux-image-amd64/lenny-backports in the package config, it *always* gets installed
17:07 JoelioI think there's a definite bug in this
17:08 JoelioThe issue is, how do I get the backported kernel into the mirror to be able to install it via the hook
17:08 JoelioIf I add it to the package_config, that always takes precedence
17:08 Joelioif it's not added, it can never be installed
Action: Joelio thinks it might be easier to dpkg -i from /files?
17:38 Mrfaicheck the output of apt-cache show linux-image-amd64
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17:39 MrfaiIf it show both packages, you may try to use linux-image-amd64=versionnumber
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20:48 FBIfai: 3 mt committed revision 5752 to 7 fai:  first attempt to use resize2fs, for logical volumes at least
21:48 FBIfai: 3 mt committed revision 5753 to 7 fai:  added option "always_format"
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