IRC log for #devuan on 20160801

12:38.34fsmithredKatolaZ, I have a question about your microdevuan scripts. If I start with an i386 qemu image, can I have the scripts create amd64 iso?
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13:45.17KatolaZfsmithred: nope
13:45.26KatolaZI mean
13:46.00fsmithredhi
13:46.06KatolaZin microdevuan the final image is more or less the exact copy of the qemu image you use as a base
13:46.09KatolaZhi
13:46.14fsmithredok, thanks
13:46.39fsmithredI'm reading over the scripts, trying to understand what it does.
13:46.56fsmithredand if there's anything there I want to use.
13:47.17KatolaZif by qemu image you mean the file you have to put in QEMU_IMG_NAME
13:47.31KatolaZbasically
13:47.40KatolaZthe whole thing was based on qemu images
13:47.56KatolaZI constructed the distro by ssh-ing into an existing qemu image
13:47.58fsmithredso you're starting with an installed system on a virtual disk?
13:48.06fsmithredor an empty disk?
13:48.06KatolaZand setting the package list appropriately
13:48.12KatolaZwait
13:48.22KatolaZwhat do you mean?
13:48.43fsmithredI don't understand where the system comes from.
13:48.46fsmithredexample:
13:49.06fsmithredwith live-build, you start with nothing, and it creates the system that gets put into the iso
13:49.13KatolaZin microdevuan you needed to have an existing qemu image
13:49.18KatolaZwith a bootable system
13:49.21fsmithredwith refractasnapshot, you start with an installed sytsem
13:49.22fsmithredok
13:49.40KatolaZok, you should start from an installed system, in this sense
13:49.50fsmithredI'll have to play with it before I really understand it.
13:49.58KatolaZonly, the installed system is into a qemu image
13:50.20KatolaZok, but don't get too much in love with it, since ,most of that stuff has been superseeded by the new sdk
13:50.28fsmithredlol, ok
13:50.35KatolaZwhich if much easier to use and customise
13:50.37fsmithredis that similar?
13:50.41KatolaZmmmhhhh
13:50.44KatolaZnot that much
13:50.45KatolaZI mean,
13:50.56fsmithredshould I spend my time looking at that instead?
13:50.58KatolaZsome stuff from microdevuan has been (and is going to be) merged into sdk
13:51.11KatolaZI suggest you just wait a couple of weeks
13:51.16fsmithrednp
13:51.16KatolaZfor the new SDK to be ready
13:51.22KatolaZanyway
13:51.35KatolaZmost of the mechanisms for distro configuration used in microdevuan
13:51.40KatolaZhave been merged into sdk
13:51.46KatolaZand will work more or less similarly
13:51.46fsmithredsounds good.
13:52.03KatolaZonly, in the new SDK you will have the option to work on a chroot or on a qemu image
13:52.23fsmithredok
13:52.24KatolaZto select different ways of configuring your system
13:52.36KatolaZand to do much more with less coding
13:52.45KatolaZ:)
13:53.14KatolaZanyway, feel free to have a look at microdevuan
13:53.20fsmithredthanks
13:53.23KatolaZand to ask questions
13:53.26KatolaZ:)
13:53.26KatolaZn
13:53.31KatolaZnp
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17:10.21_stephenThere's no openssl-dev package... where do I find the open ssl dev files?
17:13.04_stephenOh, there's a libssl-dev package...
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18:05.42lkcldoes anyone know where that devuan trinity desktop cd is?
18:11.33golinuxlkcl: Probably here http://exegnulinux.net/
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18:15.37lkclgolinux: found it.  and some really good discussions on wilderforums http://www.wilderssecurity.com/threads/devuan-jessie.385508/
18:16.43lkclcomment #4 is reaally interesting.  as is #7.  i mean wtf????  i knew things were bad, but systemd DEMANDS write-access to the UEFI boot partition and that it be writeable ALL THE TIME?? are they fucking out of their fucking minds?
18:17.28lkclit's almost as if they're *deliberately* trying to make linux systems be as insecure as windows
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18:50.38mueplkcl: the filesystem being discussed there is not the partition that UEFI normally boots from (normally called EFI System Partition)
18:54.21mueplkcl: efivarsfs a virtual filesystem that is basically a linux API for userspace programs to access EFI variables
18:58.33Lydia_KYeah but, wasn't some bug bricking some hardware due to the write access to that filesystem at some point?
18:59.24muepthere was. I think the kernel API got changed so that it'd ignore deletion requests for variables that make no sense to delete
18:59.26golinuxThat was a while ago
19:00.27golinuxsearch "linux efi bricks hardware"
19:00.29muepa well implemented UEFI firmware would also do that by itself even if the kernel requests a variable to get deleted, but it turns out that firmware is not always that well written
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19:02.56figlfdevflrn, golinux
19:03.25flrn?
19:04.24figlfdevhere if you have any questions
19:04.42figlfdevi posted to the refracta forum but i think youve figured out the structure of the iso by now
19:05.00MinceRuefi is especially unlikely to be well-written, considering that the spec is baroque
19:05.13figlfdevdont diss baroque like that
19:07.54flrnfiglfdev: yes i did so far. looks like i'll have to dive into isolinux then.
19:08.14figlfdevthe funny thing is, i didnt dive into isolinux
19:08.30figlfdevi just used the existing config from puppy, and a couple lines from refracta
19:08.50figlfdevi couldve done it the other way around the genisoimage line is at the bottom of the script
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19:12.32flrnfiglfdev: what surprised me is that the script only copies the content of /one/ [isolinux].cfg to /mnt/mkrefpup/newiso/isolinux.cfg
19:12.51MinceRok, then  s/baroque/rococo/
19:13.23flrnso i guess, w/o parameters isolinux boots just what it finds directly in /?
19:17.55figlfdevbrb sorry
19:18.37figlfdevi actually dont know
19:18.48figlfdevit might be determined in the initrd
19:19.16figlfdevbut fsmithred says its the boot options which makes enough sense
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19:20.42lkclmuep: that's not the main point, the main point is, they (a) "manage" it - so if PID1 is ever compromised you're *really* screwed and (b) systemd DEMANDs that there be continuous write-access.
19:22.39figlfdevok, i had a friend here. i can dig into the script now (its pretty simple)
19:24.22figlfdevglad youre here lkcl. ive read a lot of your stuff in the logs.
19:24.41figlfdevflrn: its this one line: cat /mnt/mkrefpup/refracta/isolinux/live.cfg | head -25 >> /mnt/mkrefpup/newiso/isolinux.cfg
19:25.40figlfdevthe head -25 are the only lines of the live.cfg from refracta needed to load the sfs files from /live ... the rest of the cfg is from puppys isolinux.cfg, which loads the puppy sfs files instead
19:27.17flrnthe corresponding line in script I have here (mkrefractahrpup-0.4.fig) doesn't contain the "head" command
19:27.43flrnbut i get it now: >> appends lol
19:28.03figlfdevbut you can do it the other way around. heres a line from my grub config (the only one with kernel parameters) linux/live/vmlinuz boot=live
19:28.12flrndidn't realize that there is an existing isolinux.cfg in that folder
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19:28.39figlfdevit will help if you get the latest version, mkrefractahrpup is now called mkfigos, latest version is 1.0 (nothing special, previous was 0.9)
19:28.57figlfdevsame thread though... on the puppy forum. same url as the previous versions.
19:29.27figlfdevim new to this, so im just doing it a little bit at a time. this is less than a month old?
19:30.42figlfdevive been hoping to see dimkr here as he made librepup (based on puppy tahr 6.0.2) and mkfigos 1.0 switches from tahr to his librepup
19:31.10figlfdevso now its based on not one but TWO distros made by people on this channel.
19:32.12figlfdevactually ive been waiting years for a librepup, i cant believe he finally did one
19:32.29flrnfound it, v1.0: http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=916090#916090
19:33.15figlfdevsorry, wouldve linked if youd asked for the post
19:34.10flrnhad bookmarked the thread, don't know why i got v0.4
19:34.40figlfdevit was the one fsmithred was familiar with-- was probably up to date at the time
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20:01.07fsmithredhi figlfdev
20:01.09figlfdevhey fsmithred
20:01.25figlfdevyou know dimkr? he chats here
20:01.27fsmithreddid flrn get squared away?
20:01.29fsmithredyes
20:01.33figlfdevyeah we just talked
20:01.56figlfdevso dimkr made librepup from tahr 6.0.2. the latest fig os switches from tahr to dimkrs librepup
20:01.58fsmithredhere?
20:02.09figlfdevflrn and i just talked.
20:02.10fsmithredI'm not seeing it
20:02.17fsmithredyeah, that I see
20:02.28figlfdevthats what i meant
20:02.45figlfdevnow im telling you about librepup, which dimkr made
20:02.59fsmithredok, tell
20:03.23figlfdevso it was tahr + refracta beta ... then tahr + refracta rc1 ... now its librepup + refracta rc1
20:03.44fsmithredcan you make it to plug in any two distros?
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20:04.11figlfdevat the moment im not very interested in that. its pretty easy to configure but heres the thing
20:04.48figlfdevso much of it has to be tweaked to do another distro (its still a very experimental script) making it plug into "any two distros" to start with isnt much of a favor. its like 5% of a favor.
20:05.39figlfdevi dont like to add features that arent going to do exactly what is expected. sometimes that means waiting for those conveniences to form organically.
20:05.53figlfdevlike when i cant stand doing the manual update anymore.
20:05.59fsmithredI understand
20:06.22figlfdevby the time i add such a convenience, i know more about what is needed to do it anyway. thats the best reason to wait.
20:07.14figlfdevthe automatic features wouldnt be nearly as good in distdiff if i hadnt done puppalyzer first
20:07.37figlfdevhave you seen distdiff yet? its actually faster if you compile with fig29.py rather than fig31.py
20:07.58figlfdevlike 25-35% faster, unless i missed something
20:08.18fsmithredno, just a quick look at what you pm'd me
20:08.37figlfdevit works
20:09.04fsmithredcool, I will use it
20:10.04figlfdevif you change debinstall_md5deep 0 to debinstall_md5deep 1 it will install md5deep for you using apt-get
20:10.06fsmithredwas there a question about what figos boots to if you don't do anything at the boot prompt?
20:10.26figlfdevif you type puppy or do nothing it does the same thing-- it boots to librepup
20:10.30fsmithredsomething I forgot to tell you
20:10.33figlfdev?
20:11.05fsmithredoh, this is the one I made a few days ago. Do nothing, it starts to boot puppy, then it stalls at U'dating... network-drivers-list
20:11.12fsmithredUpdating
20:11.16figlfdevits not stalling, its freaking slow.
20:11.19fsmithredoh
20:11.21fsmithredthere's more
20:11.28fsmithredI see that now
20:11.37figlfdevthere are two steps that are slow like that-- only in puppy mode, and usually much worse in qemu
20:11.59figlfdevi dont know enough about booting puppy to fix it
20:12.04fsmithredobviously, you need to switch to systemd for the lightening fast boots
20:12.14figlfdevi dont think thats the problem fwiw :)
20:12.37figlfdevand please, use s5d here in #devuan ;)
20:12.40fsmithredlol, doesn't matter when you have the universal solution
20:12.47fsmithredlol
20:13.17figlfdevi thought "do it my way" was the solution, hmm
20:13.32figlfdevthe more people do that, the better it works
20:14.43figlfdev"there's more" do tell
20:15.07fsmithredyeah, more. Like a dual-pup desktop
20:15.11fsmithredslow, as you said
20:15.20figlfdevrefracta mode isnt slow :)
20:15.24figlfdevits basically the same
20:15.37fsmithredmouse is working in pup now
20:15.47figlfdevthank dimkr for that
20:15.50fsmithredno, it's not
20:15.59fsmithredthis is not the newest iso.
20:16.12figlfdevi cant get puppys mouse working in pup in qemu, i think it works fine otherwise
20:16.33figlfdevagain, refracta mode works as it should
20:16.47fsmithredlots of testing over the past few years
20:17.04figlfdevthe flaws in puppy mode are also present in the source iso (i cant get a mouse in puppy tahr in qemu, i cant even get x in slacko.)
20:17.08fsmithredand not many changes from version to version
20:17.21figlfdevand now you can distdiff them :)
20:17.29fsmithredyeah, thanks
20:17.48figlfdevyw. thanks for the "push" i mightve waited longer (it doesnt always work that way, but it did this time)
20:20.21fsmithredcan't remember if I said it in here, but xorg in ascii requires libsystemd0, and I did chmod 000 on libsytemd, and xorg seems to be working ok
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20:22.07figlfdevtry xorg-legacy
20:22.58figlfdevor wait for devuan to fix it upstream... heres the thing about libsystemd0 -- yeah, we want to be rid of it. but devuan will fix it in ascii when it matters.
20:23.05fsmithredthought I did - yes, it's there.
20:23.24figlfdevhmm i though xorg-legacy didnt need it.
20:24.12figlfdevif i get some coffee in i can probably boot ascii and find out what the deal is (or was a few months ago)
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20:24.28fsmithredI'm checking
20:25.31fsmithredxserver-xorg-core Depends libsystsemd0
20:32.58figlfdevlet me see if i can boot an older version of ascii
20:35.08figlfdevbtw a friend of mine is loading refracta 64bit on his system
20:35.15figlfdevhe needs 64bit for chrome :P
20:35.31figlfdevswitching to refracta from peppermint
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20:41.15figlfdevfsmithred: what can you tell me about the EDD probe? i turn it off every time i use this laptop (not the one i use most)
20:41.19fsmithredwell, I hope he likes it - we don't have any javascript on the website
20:41.36figlfdevotherwise i just sit here. will it timeout or do i have to hard reset? ive never waited for it.
20:41.43fsmithredhow?
20:42.05fsmithredsorry, had to re-read
20:42.18figlfdevon refracta, it says Probing EDD (edd=off to disable) now we are sitting here (same in 32/64, same in beta/rc1/beta2)
20:42.18fsmithredwhat's EDD probe?
20:42.43figlfdevon most machines, it will flash this for a moment then continue booting. this is refracta (doesnt happen in other distros)
20:42.46fsmithredI never nothiced that
20:43.17figlfdevif we meet again i will show you. it shows up on my other machines, its only an issue on this one (so i do what it says and tab to grub to say edd=off)
20:43.39fsmithredIm gonna boot a vm
20:43.41figlfdevi can actually modify the iso to disable it now :) then isohybrid the thing again (THANK YOU for isohybriding it)
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20:44.10figlfdevdone waiting, doing a hard reset (its ok, im used to it. obviously not a feature you added.)
20:44.40figlfdevthis is prior to initrd i think. i looked up edd, seems innocuous
20:45.28figlfdevmove down to refracta (load to ram) tab, add edd=off, hit enter, now it boots
20:45.52figlfdevagain, only one machine that requires me to do this
20:48.15fsmithreddid you ever try ctrl-c when it's probing?
20:48.49figlfdevi will next time, i wouldnt expect it to care at that stage
20:49.14figlfdevno acpi in amd64 beta2?
20:49.25figlfdevacpi: command not found (i mean the tool, not acpi support.)
20:50.40figlfdevits in i386 rc1.
20:52.29fsmithredacip, acpi-support-base and acpid are installed
20:52.50figlfdevcheck the 725 beta2 iso
20:53.19figlfdevi can run distdiff on the amd64 and i386 versions and post it actually :)
20:53.19fsmithredoh, woops. booted wrong iso.
20:53.28figlfdevand grep for acpi
20:53.48figlfdevgranted that will probably take 5 minutes (on this machine, more. its 5 on a core2)
20:55.14figlfdevhey im in devuan ascii (i think. let me check sources.list) yes-- this is ascii
20:56.36fsmithredyup. The amd64 build is missing acpi. I knew there was a reason to call it beta2 and not rc1
20:56.44fsmithredprobably a couple other reasons, too.
20:56.48figlfdevyeah, xserver-xorg-core depends on libsystemd0 -- i guess its jessie that fixed that after all.
20:57.06figlfdevi will distdiff the isos for you :)
20:57.17figlfdevthe 386 and amd64 versions
20:57.28fsmithredok, thanks.
20:58.50fsmithredI don't get much feedback these days. Don't know if it's because my jessie release is so late, or because everything is working so well.
20:59.13figlfdevprobably both :)
20:59.47figlfdevive relied on devuan (mostly) since march 2015 and gnuinos (for many months) and now refracta every single day
21:00.42figlfdevonly time i worried was when the backgrounds package made grub stop working :) and that stuff happens in alpha
21:01.01figlfdevafaik it never affacted gnuinos (let alone refracta)
21:01.26fsmithredI don't know about that one
21:01.45Lydia_KI've been running devuan for about a year now.
21:02.31figlfdevits good stuff. i spent years looking for the best distro, tried over 50, kept moving upstream to debian-- used it for a year before systemd came in through testing.
21:02.47figlfdevdevuan is the new debian for sure, you can tell from the spins.
21:03.03fsmithredit's way more stable than some other distros I've used
21:03.55figlfdevi heard systemd-shim was deprecated :)
21:04.12figlfdevi think what they meant to say was "we are now promoting devuan actively"
21:04.29figlfdevlets face it, systemd-shim never lived up to its requirements
21:04.40fsmithreddon't know - I never used it
21:04.48figlfdevi did at first, it seemed obvious
21:04.55Lydia_Kthe spins?
21:05.11figlfdevLydia_K: refracta, exegnulinux, gnuinos (fig os)
21:05.21Lydia_KOh, the downstream distros, right.
21:05.33figlfdevyeah debian calls them spins. i dunno what we will call them
21:05.43fsmithredI'm too slow - was gonna tell Lydia_K that devuan is available on vinyl.
21:05.51MinceRsatellites? :>
21:05.53Lydia_KI would seriously buy that.
21:06.09figlfdevsister distros (on the telephone...)
21:06.35fsmithredglad I wasn't drinking anything when I read that
21:06.47figlfdev(DEVUAN! cause the price is right! watch devuan take flight-- upgrade to it tonight...)
21:07.10fsmithreddude, how much coffee have you had?
21:08.22fsmithredbrb
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21:15.26fsmithredacpi is added. will be in next build, and I'm expecting that it won't have any letters after its name (like rc)
21:15.38hellekinfsmithred: devuan on vynil, +1
21:15.58fsmithredglad you like the idea
21:16.28hellekinhow much data can you put on a vynil?
21:16.34fsmithredfiglfdev has already written some of the lyrics
21:16.54fsmithredabout 20 minutes per side
21:16.59hellekinuff, too much backlog :)
21:17.12hellekinnah, in GB not in minutes
21:17.28fsmithredI don't remember how much a laser disk holds
21:17.34hellekinare you not talking about a bootable system on vynil?
21:18.00fsmithredwell, I was making a joke, but I have wondered about digital data in bumps on vinyl
21:18.05figlfdevfsmithred: rca ccd :)
21:18.15fsmithredno clue how much you could get on one record
21:18.20figlfdevthe patents expired 15 years ago
21:18.44fsmithredI think it would depend on how small you could make the bumps
21:19.01figlfdevlifts a 2lb cartridge that looks like the grandfather of those funny little cd-rom holders
21:19.38figlfdevit looks like an lp inside, but its not!
21:19.47fsmithredwow
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21:20.06figlfdevwe had star wars on it (and flashdance) :)
21:20.22fsmithredrewritable?
21:20.25figlfdevnope
21:21.32fsmithredso my idea has already been patented and expired
21:21.36figlfdevhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacitance_Electronic_Disc
21:21.55hellekinI'm pretty sure we could record Devuan on vynil...  Probably not the DVD version, but a liveCD ~ 1GiB would hold...
21:22.15MinceRbrings back memories of zx spectrum
21:22.22fsmithredboot from usb turntable?
21:22.24figlfdevit was a video disc that was read with a stylus!
21:26.37fsmithredI need to go.
21:27.21figlfdevme too. i will show you the differences between amd64 and i386 later (without md5sums, just the difference in lists)
21:27.28figlfdevo/
21:29.25golinuxhellekin:  Are you dyslexic?  What's with vynil?
21:30.04figlfdevhes irish. its the old gaelic spelling
21:30.45golinuxI thought he was French!
21:30.52figlfdevso did he.
21:30.58golinuxLOL!
21:31.42golinuxfiglfdev: Just pick up two WD black and an external enclosure at the PO
21:31.48golinuxPicked
21:31.55figlfdevcool
21:32.50figlfdevdd if=refracta8_xfce_amd64_beta2-20160725_1707.iso of=/dev/usb-enclosure #you need the actual sdx "folder"
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21:37.46Venkerhi people
21:39.26Venkerdo you have any web in where it's possible to follow the development (milestones, stages...) of Devuan? please
21:43.49figlfdevgithub, devuan website, irc logs. (irc logs are more manageable than mailing list at this point)
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21:44.05figlfdevthere are some special mailing lists that help -- devuan-announce, etc
21:44.11figlfdevor dng-announce (something like that)
21:45.01golinuxhttps://lists.dyne.org/lurker/splash/index.en.html
21:45.21figlfdevthat
21:46.18VenkerOh yes, I suscribed to devuan-announce but that archive list is empty
21:47.18VenkerI did after April 29th, when jessie beta 1.0 was released
21:47.36figlfdevthat leads me back to the other suggestions. i follow it as closely as i can, those are what i rely on
21:47.41figlfdevALSO the rss feed.
21:48.12figlfdevthere you go: cant beat that: http://feeds.dyne.org/planet_devuan
21:48.16figlfdevo/ good luck
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21:51.57Venkerok thanks
21:52.29hellekinwhat, is it vinyl?
21:52.46hellekinI suck at these artificial words
21:53.37hellekingolinux: wouldn't you like to have a RECORD with Devuan on it?
21:55.25golinuxhellekin: Yes.  fsr got it right
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21:56.04golinuxI don't have anything to play vinyl anymore but still have a few albums stached.
21:56.20golinuxstashed
22:05.31hellekinanyway a vinyl player would need to be plugged into a computer to boot ;o)
22:09.51Lydia_Kvinyl player = turntable
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22:39.54KatolaZhellekin: don't know aboyt vinyl, but we could almost surely do VHS...
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