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> Can someone clarify the current state of this?
Patch + pending as in the fix is in git and will be included in the next
upload.
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> FWIW they are included in the initramfs built by initramfs-tools
> because they may be needed by other drivers.
> See /usr/share/initramfs-tools/hook-functions.
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an unclean, somewhat-uptodate sid
environment.
Adjusting bug metadata accordingly. Not sure it amounts to serious but
definitely worth fixing for Trixie unless there are good reasons for
things to be this way.
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ge at times
(lpss things couple with i2c that don't seem to have any relationships
to/from actual HID modules, but if and when loaded correctly make the
input devices show up and become useful/usable).
Not sure what exact grain of sand is gripping this particular machine.
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le reminder of the actual confusion, that can be picked up by
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guide, that'd be nice to have. Best if that can
land in 13.0; OK if that lands in 13.n, n>0. (Until support comes along
and is considered for a possible backport as detailed above.)
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le a separate bug about this fact.
That'd be nice, please make sure to include `lsmod` from the installed
system in there, alongside the /var/log/installer/syslog (compressed).
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majority of users, who likely don't care at all and shouldn't be
bothered with that question. (Independently of the cost topic mentioned
above.
Don't expect more engagement from my side on either bugs.
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and imposes a very minimal level of
> overhead for users who simply want to accept whatever defaults the
> installer may select.
That would mean a new feature, localization, plus long term maintenance,
in addition to “very minimal level of overhead” for everyone.
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he system no longer boots,
rescue mode makes it possible to detect+mount things, deploy a fix, a
revert, a workaround, yay), and absolutely not a general purpose sysadmin
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Pascal Hambourg (2025-04-21):
> > On Sun, Apr 20, 2025 at 3:29 PM Cyril Brulebois wrote:
> > > Pascal Hambourg (2025-04-20):
> > > >
> > > > FWIW an open merge request proposed a naming scheme based on LUKS
> > > > UUID:
> > > >
4bcb207b>
Sure.
> Or a bigger change like what Nicholas intends to implement or Tyler
> suggested, which allows the user to select a subvolume ?
I'd rather not.
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Let's not change anything there at this stage either. Rendering has been
a huge problem in the past, let's not take any risks for a problem that
affects I think a single screen, and for which documentation exists
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ypto/-/merge_requests/9>
I realize it's been open for a while but I'd rather not change something
like this this late during the release cycle, so it'd be best to look at
it after Trixie is released.
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gt; Does using "prjquota" require extra mkfs.xfs parameters ?
So I suppose I was looking in the wrong place, and seeing how there are
a few *quota options already, I'd hope adjusting mountoptions/xfs would
be sufficient.
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x27;t much flexibility at the moment:
# Ensure label is quoted correctly
log-output -t partman --pass-stdout \
mkfs.xfs ${label:+-L "$label"} -f \
$device >/dev/null || code=$?
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Jonathan Wiltshire (2025-04-14):
> On Mon, Apr 14, 2025 at 12:57:07PM +0300, Adrian Bunk wrote:
> >
> > * CVE-2025-3360: Integer overflow in g_date_time_new_from_iso8601()
>
> d-i ack needed please.
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ized as
> > group names.
>
> d-i ack needed please.
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-installer builds, see
debian/control and build/config/x86.cfg at the very least (this isn't
any kind of extensive research).
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Paul Gevers (2025-04-12):
> On 12-04-2025 12:54, Cyril Brulebois wrote:
> > I'm not aware of anyone wanting to keep win32-loader around, so
> > yeah, looking into its removal would make sense to me.
>
>
> To be fair, I was mostly thinking about it's special s
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Might want to adjust the version for the BTS though, I'd think?
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unnecessary for gpgv.
>
> They appear to have been pulled in from common/sysutils.c when built
> with pth, which suggests that we just need to link gpgv against a
> non-pth libcommon. I'll test further and report back.
Thanks to both of you for the kick turnaround! It loo
't seem to have noticed libnpth0t64).
Might be worth investigating/fixing.
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Hi,
Nicholas D Steeves (2025-04-10):
> Attention Cyril: Does debian-rescue have the same restrictions as the
> rest of Debian, or does it have special exceptions like udebs? The
> reason I ask is because I'm curious if we could fix debian-rescue btrfs
> support in a Trixie poi
ou could add DEBCONF_DEBUG=developer on the kernel command line before
starting the installer and inspect what variables are getting queried via
the debconf protocol if you really wanted to make sure (you'll find the
extra lines in /var/log/syslog in the d-i context, and in
/var/log/i
nging those, so that's why I
decided to go for a tarball (one for each component).
Over the few years that package has existed, having to update those
files has rather be seldom. Usually once per major upstream release.
Sorry this got in your (collective) way lately.
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(it currently does not seem to have any)
>
> If above sanitation regex is new in adduser, then this choice looks to
> me like the way to go.
Before that's considered, why are these restrictions in place all of a
sudden? Why would we want to make it impossible for people to set up
accounts w
ic and doesn't apply to the comment sanitization.
Side note for user-setup, we should apparently migrate from --gecos to
--comment at some point, but that doesn't change the way things are
managed, both set $new_comment as a string via GetOptions.
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ter dropping armel and i386 since
it looked like (at least) the latter was still interesting to keep for
someone (https://bugs.debian.org/1084783#12).
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stall: info: Running
/usr/lib/finish-install.d/06user-setup
Mar 24 19:17:59 user-setup: Shadow passwords are now on.
Mar 24 20:17:59 chpasswd[8387]: pam_unix(chpasswd:chauthtok): password
changed for root
Mar 24 19:17:59 user-setup: invalid characters in Cyril
Br\x{fffd}\x{fffd}leb
(#1100477):
nmu cairo_1.18.4-1 . ANY . unstable . -m "Rebuild against fixed libpng1.6
binaries."
It should probably use a dep-wait since there's a number of Needs-Build
architectures for libpng1.6 after half a day, e.g. on:
libpng-dev (>= 1.6.47-1.1)
Thanks for your time.
Jeremy Bícha (2025-03-14):
> On Fri, Mar 14, 2025 at 5:51 AM Cyril Brulebois wrote:
> > Uploading; I'll ask for a cairo binNMU afterwards.
>
> Are you able to push your changes to Salsa?
>
> g...@salsa.debian.org:debian/libpng1.6.git
Sure thing:
To salsa.debia
Cyril Brulebois (2025-03-14):
> Please restore the dh_makeshlibs call (and use debdiff when making such
> changes).
>
> I'll follow up with a tested patch, and maybe with a NMU.
Attached.
Before (broken):
libpng16 16 libpng16-16t64 (>= 1.6.47)
After (fixed):
ded symbols
Please restore the dh_makeshlibs call (and use debdiff when making such
changes).
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es the updated shlibs file. As far as d-i is
concerned, feel free to go ahead.
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3:Depends=python3-asgiref, python3-coreapi,
python3-djangorestframework-simplejwt, python3-importlib-metadata | python3 (>>
3.8), python3-social-django, python3:any
I thought that's curious enough to leave a note here, just in case
someone else wonders whether that's known and/or e
Chris Hofstaedtler (2025-02-26):
> I forgot to reset the priority of grml-keyring when uploading it to
> Debian, as it was previously only part of Grml.
>
> Please update the priority to "optional".
For debian-boot@: yes please. :)
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things with /boot on ext2
are using a different codepath but should work equally well based on
earlier musings.
Thanks for the post-change heads-up!
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> The installers for Bookworm and Bullseye failed identically, but I do
> not have their versions.
That's surprising, the Linux kernel is usually updated before a point
release, and the installer is rebuilt accordingly, so I wouldn't expect
an
objection,
but it looks to me things are rather good already; and we can keep an
eye out in case there are any fallouts, now that we know you're about
to process that override, thanks!
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Hi Emilio,
Emilio Pozuelo Monfort (2025-02-12):
> This shouldn't change the udeb, but I'm cc'ing -boot just to be on the
> safe side. If you don't have any objections, I'll get this merged.
Thanks for the heads-up, and of course please go ahead.
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mfony Ntyf Notifier Bridge
and there's a single reference in the current default branch:
composer.json:"description": "Symfony Ntyf Notifier Bridge",
Everything else is about Ntfy instead.
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ybe your card needs
that component?
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Maybe this is an Xorg issue ? I've tryed creating the Xorg cofig file for
the second monitor as people on forums pointed that sometimes xorg point
torward the wrong nvidia stuff and it outputs this :
X.Org X Server 1.21.1.15
> X Protocol Version 11, Revision 0
> Current Operating System: Linux deb
Package: x11-xserver-utils
Version: 7.7+11
Severity: normal
File: /usr/bin/xrandr
X-Debbugs-Cc: rabatel.c...@gmail.com
Dear Maintainer,
The device is a graphical tablet,(huion kanvas 22) and it is detected by it's
proprietary driver but the pen is not working. This screen used to work
flawlessl
.
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pe, rather than commenting about any
proposed changes.)
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ebcda6c7193 might trigger this, but I'm not
going to spend time on this right now, especially if what we're getting
is name calling…
(All of that seems orthogonal to src:apt-setup and this specific bug
report anyway, but that's not a reason to be so dismissive.)
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ternals. :-<
I think (I wanted but I'm not sure I did…) I said I would look into this
after Trixie Alpha 1, so if you don't mind waiting a little, I'll look
into it eventually…
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Hi Daniel,
Daniel Baumann (2025-01-14):
> Cyril Brulebois wrote:
> > anything stored in /dev goes away when (re)starting.
What I meant here is that in general, anything that's manually added to
/dev goes away when rebooting (restarting); but that's also true in our
case, whe
eline for
Trixie though.
1.
https://salsa.debian.org/installer-team/rootskel/-/commit/e084102ac1e85d6de559d1192a0cf0168218b91d
Would that work for you?
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Cyril Brulebois (2025-01-14):
> Yes, I've just hit this too, trying to install a newer linux-image
> package in my sid chroot, and I concur with your analysis: this looks
> like an incomplete move and I don't understand how this could possibly
> work without an acco
;t work
out of the box, but adjusting a critical configuration file without
making sure the tools that are required are installed doesn't really
strike me as something that should be covered by the installer…
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gt; be done using `systemd-detect-virt` or `dmidecode --string
> processor-manufacturer`.
You could look into the base-installer package:
https://salsa.debian.org/installer-team/base-installer
(A non-prehistoric example can be found in kernel/mips64el.sh)
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ing change in the shell script, like the one
you suggested.
I'm not seeing any bugfixes in the Git repository, maybe I'll NMU this
package later tonight, fixing both installability and upgradability,
including for reverse dependencies…
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in delay 13 years.
The tone and content of your mails are not appropriate. Please stop.
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ct one.
Surely the pragmatic solution would start with a package reaching NEW in
the first place, instead of badmouthing, complaining, and handwaving.
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aiting for a review for months.
That does not match my experience, at all. And that's irrelevant to
implementing the best technical/legal solution for an issue that's not
exactly new (no pun intended).
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g that changed in that regard?
1. https://bugs.debian.org/999485#81
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this, so I suppose the combination of the dpkg update + merging the MR
indeed maintains the status quo regarding #1091085:
libfakeroot internal error: payload not recognized!
libfakeroot internal error: payload not recognized!
> Super, will do. I was afraid this (like shim) would be a "
but thanks for offering!
(Depending on the versioning the package might get rejected anyway, or
at least lead to some inconsistent state, see the version check in dak's
scripts/debian/byhand-di — Here be dragons.)
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the compression dance I proposed,
switching to MotoyaLCedar shouldn't be a problem (~ neutral on the
size front). I'll try and work on that before Trixie Alpha 2.
ありがとうございます。
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Salvatore Bonaccorso (2025-01-01):
> I do not see explict voices against the changes, Cyril am I correct
> that this is fine as well from d-i point of view?
Sure, we'll live with whatever consensus is found. It could be tricky
for us to change a package's Priority in the middle
ou could look into the brand new Trixie Alpha 1
images we've just published (with a trixie aka. testing baseline)?
(Possibly just checking the wireless connection part, without installing
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stem-helpers
- mmdebstrap
Possibly that only matters if and when usrmerge exists/gets updated? Or
is that going to be a problem when those packages get updated in turn?
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want
> to use bookworm's debootstrap to bootstrap trixie and that's not
> as easy. So at least for the time being, reintroducing usrmerge
> will be needed. Cyril indicated that he did a reintroducing NMU on
> #1088212, so I assume that this is being taken care of and needs
>
ings to save a few bytes” one… See how linux-image-*
might not fit, see how tasksel* almost went missing, etc.)
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of
issue while building an image via debian-cd, after some changes but
nothing even remotely related to debootstrap or usrmerge… and that
was quite baffling.
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Cyril Brulebois (2024-12-29):
> I can't believe this just happened.
>
> There was no advance warning for the installer team (that I'm aware of),
> the removal not only removed the package from unstable but also from
> testing right afterwards, which just sent the
uilding an image locally, where the tooling suddenly
stopped finding usr-is-merged, while #1091649 was getting filed by
Andrey (thank you).
Any chance that could be reverted?
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Cyril Brulebois (2024-12-28):
> Spotted by Steve while testing tentative Trixie Alpha 1 images: mdadm is
> broken, with a systemd-related problem.
>
> This part of the .config script doesn't seem to work:
>
> # if system has root on
Control: notfound -1 4.2-5
Control: found -1 4.2+20230508-3
Sorry, missed that edit before submitting.
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l reaction would be to confirm the trivial
bugfix (if it's easy enough to test, within the installer's environment)
then upload + fast-track mdadm into testing, before respinning images.
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r?
And should the font size stay the same for Japanese?
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Cyril Brulebois (2024-12-28):
> Using motoyalcedar would mean an extra 2 MB in the initramfs, which
> looks like a lot compared to 3 MB for fonts-android-udeb, so maybe it'd
> be worth thinking a little more about this before submitting a udeb
> addition to src:fonts-motoya-l-ce
In any case it might be worth bumping the font size a little for
Japanese (by 1 or 2, maybe not 10 like I did for the tests above…)?
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anted to change the font for a specific language,
that's something that's already supported with touching cdebconf.
See src/usr/bin/gtk-set-font in the rootskel-gtk source package.
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Right now there are a bunch of things happening for the Trixie Alpha 1
release. I might look into that once that's been published.
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an-boot@, debian-cd@ for awareness, esp. when it's going
to be time to test Trixie Alpha 1 images.
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Cyril Brulebois (2024-12-26):
> No, this doesn't work: you cannot ship subdirectories of /dev in a
> Debian package and expect it to work, that's a directory managed by
> udev.
>
> In this specific context, the directory exists in the tree where d-i
> is built, it al
probably as soon as udev kicks in and the /dev
mountpoint is mounted as devtmpfs.
As a result, haveged still fails to start.
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t tested the vmlinuz+initrd.gz under dest/cdrom/gtk thing again, with
0.276 cdebconf udebs, and that looks much better indeed.
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based installer, see you in a few days…
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Daniel Lewart (2024-12-24):
> I hope this can be resolved for Trixie.
>
> Patch attached. Tested with QEMU.
Thanks, but that doesn't look appropriate: this disables not just CPU
microcode but also modalias-based firmware lookup entirely…
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as soon as I confirmed the results, and forgot about the BTS dance.
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Roland Clobus (2024-12-24):
> On 24/12/2024 18:58, Cyril Brulebois wrote:
> > Maybe you could be more specific? That's rather vague and if I look
> > into live-build-install_to_HD_with_di, I see d-i starting, except in
> > text mode.
>
> That is my point.
we get X
starting in a loop (see recent bug reports until the fix in the X
server), there's no fallback to text mode.
Without any more information, that looks like some live problem…
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-spread that it warrants standard priority.
ACK on principle, but we're about to try and publish a d-i release, so
I'd appreciate it if that request could wait until after Trixie Alpha 1
is out.
I'd like to stop adding moving pieces for a few days. :)
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nd presumably unrecognized
payloads just go through unmodified, hence the overall success despite
the noisy build logs.
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e ftp team when they end up dealing with such requests, since
priority changes led to some fun/fallout during the installation process
in the past.
Regarding this specific case I see Tianon's already followed up, so I'll
go quiet now. :)
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for a much
wider impact: lots of Debian system are installed without d-i and/or
tasksel, and most if not all would get the package via Priority. (Think
of all the tools building Debian images, chroots, containers, etc., on
top of debootstrap/mmdebstrap/etc.)
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cy Network Adapter). I also
> tried this with the regular Network Adapter, see the same messages,
> and also get a prompt.
Please share the output of `lsmod` from Debian Live, with the default
(non-legacy) network adapter. `dmesg` might be helpful too.
Thanks already!
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y your disk drive,
> you can select it from the list..."
Do you happen to know the names of the Linux kernel modules that'd be
required to support those devices? You could try and run a Debian Live
image to check whether kernel support is missing entirely (from the
Linux ke
ariations… The bottom line is a bit meh
(regarding usage or lack thereof) but at least there's some overall
consistency, so yay?
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Steve McIntyre (2024-12-15):
> On Sun, Dec 15, 2024 at 05:14:55PM +, Steve McIntyre wrote:
> >On Sun, Dec 15, 2024 at 04:38:57AM +0100, Cyril Brulebois wrote:
> >>
> >>Any thoughts about my proposal to lift that expectation?
> >
> >That looks eminent
amd64 | 6.12.3+1 | unstable | source
Note: this isn't a case of Extra-Source-Only fun.
(Another way to see this is to `apt-cache showsrc linux` in a sid
environment, you'll see the many versions.)
Binaries stay around and nothing seems to show up in the cruft report.
Cheer
he `.changes` file.
>
> Yes, that looks good to me indeed.
Looks like a very good idea, yes; thanks, Niels!
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