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00:23.27*** topic/#devuan is Recent (2017-05-25): Jessie 1.0.0 stable release http://ur1.ca/qxaa5 || This is the Devuan https://devuan.org/ discussion channel (logged at https://botbot.me/freenode/devuan - with useful 'search') | Please take off-topic conversation to #debianfork | /msg chanserv info #devuan | !listkeys #devuan <foo> | Devuan Forum: https://dev1galaxy.org/
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04:04.20golinuxHi
04:04.27golinuxSite back up?
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11:47.05in1t3r_guys what is the default password in live image of devuan?
11:47.11in1t3r_its not root toor?
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12:00.18djphshould be that
12:00.31djphleast it was last tim I ran a "live" image ..
12:12.41fsmithreddevuan:devuan and root:toor
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12:27.42g0zzyIs there any special way of building live versions of Devuan or do i just use the debian-live approach with the Devuan repos?
12:36.21fsmithredg0zzy, there are three ways you can do it
12:36.34fsmithredlive-build, refractasnapshot, live-sdk
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12:37.41fsmithredhttps://dev1galaxy.org/viewtopic.php?id=551
12:37.55fsmithredhttps://dev1galaxy.org/viewtopic.php?id=612
12:39.52fsmithredhttp://www.ibiblio.org/refracta/docs/readme.refractasnapshot.txt
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12:49.38g0zzyInteresting. Thanks. Matter of fact i've always thought that sadly live-build is less than the sum of its parts
12:50.27fsmithredthere's a lot in live-build
12:50.35fsmithredit can do a lot of things
12:50.58fsmithredand the other methods rely on live-boot and live-config to work.
12:51.19fsmithredrefractasnapshot is the easiest to use
12:52.57g0zzyI've used lb lots of times. Most of my c. 2 hour builds have failed. It's great when they work. Have you used it?
12:53.26fsmithredyeah, but long ago. In lenny and squeeze mostly
12:53.43fsmithredand I hate the waiting to find out you made one small error
12:54.26fsmithredlive-sdk is the same way: you set everything up and it builds a system
12:55.25fsmithredrefractasnapshot works the other way: you install a system and run refractasnapshot from within that running, installed system, and it makes a live iso copy of the system
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12:59.14leafwiz_Hello, I'm unable to find chkconfig on my ceres system. Is there something I have forgot to install?
12:59.14g0zzyThat sounds good
12:59.27leafwiz_Isn't this part of the sysVinit?
13:00.44g0zzyOn another matter, i read the other day that someone had upgraded to Devuan just by changing sources.list. I take it that's not recommended (from say Wheezy)?
13:01.14fsmithredfrom wheezy to devuan jessie is easy
13:01.38fsmithredfrom debian jessie to devuan jessie is almost as easy
13:01.39g0zzyOK, so i might try that and then use refracta!
13:02.20fsmithredok, but keep in mind there's a 4GB limit on the iso file
13:02.30fsmithreddon't use it to back up large amounts of data
13:02.38KatolaZg0zzy: what are you "upgrading" from can actually matter
13:02.55g0zzyThat'll be stock Wheezy
13:03.04fsmithredgnome may present some problems
13:03.05g0zzyxfce
13:03.10fsmithredeasy
13:03.18KatolaZg0zzy: wheezy to Devuan jessie is seamless
13:03.27KatolaZjust update sources.list
13:03.30KatolaZremove any debian repo
13:03.34KatolaZapt-get update
13:03.41KatolaZapt-get dist-upgrade
13:03.42g0zzyGreat, i'll give it a go
13:04.58g0zzyWhat about upgrade from Squeeze (yes i have one!)
13:05.32KatolaZupgrade to wheezy first
13:05.35KatolaZthen the same path
13:06.02KatolaZyou shouldn't "jump" a release...
13:06.20KatolaZ(well, jump "over" a release, maybe :P)
13:07.58g0zzy"deb http://auto.mirror.devuan.org/merged jessie          main" what about contrib and non-free?
13:08.09fsmithredadd if you want
13:08.15g0zzyOK thanks
13:09.03DocScrutinizer05!#devuan build live is for building live versions of Devuan, there are three ways you can do it: live-build, refractasnapshot, live-sdk. https://dev1galaxy.org/viewtopic.php?id=551 https://dev1galaxy.org/viewtopic.php?id=612  http://www.ibiblio.org/refracta/docs/readme.refractasnapshot.txt
13:09.03infobotokay, DocScrutinizer05
13:09.34fsmithredthere's also jessie-updates and jessie-security
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13:15.18DocScrutinizer05jaromil: >>threshold of 10s before signaling a down<<  did you mean 10 minutes ? :-)
13:16.26DocScrutinizer05jaromil: I think the poll interval of seemingly 1 minute is too short. 5 minutes worked for me on hetzner who offer the exactly same service
13:18.10DocScrutinizer05three tries would be great, yep
13:24.13fsmithredleafwiz_, I see a chkconfig package in jessie, but none in ascii, ceres, stretch, buster or sid
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13:28.34DocScrutinizer05fsmithred: FWIW http://paste.ubuntu.com/25118823
13:30.26DocScrutinizer05actually http://paste.ubuntu.com/25118830
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13:33.51DocScrutinizer05it's a pity apt-file doesn't list which distro/component the package is from
13:33.54fsmithredI get the same as the first list
13:34.08fsmithredapt-cache policy gives you that
13:34.14DocScrutinizer05the second is just augmented by cat source.local.list
13:34.50DocScrutinizer05apt-cache policy works on a different dataset in my specific scenario :-)
13:35.13DocScrutinizer05lagrange is a debian machine
13:36.38DocScrutinizer05that's why I added `cat sources.local.list` in second pastebin
13:41.57DocScrutinizer05let's do a nice test, eh? apt-file search sysvinit?  http://paste.ubuntu.com/25118904
13:49.35DocScrutinizer05not going to paste full output for this one:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/25118933
13:51.25DocScrutinizer05when you want to duplicate this, you need to run `apt-file update` once, to fill the cache
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13:52.45DocScrutinizer05results should be same on all machines that have apt-file, then
13:53.30DocScrutinizer05well, not for the generic `apt-file search` without -c and -s parameter, obviously :-)
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13:55.21mcrhi. Are there devuan mailing lists I ought to be on... specifically, I've been working on getting NetworkManager to compile/work without systemd.
13:55.41mcr(cause wicd won't let me join IPv6 only networks)
13:56.06DocScrutinizer05ooh, I think you're duplicating work
13:56.56DocScrutinizer05otherwise, prolly dng@lists.dyne.org
13:57.17DocScrutinizer05https://mailinglists.dyne.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/dng
13:58.01DocScrutinizer05maybe search the archives there for NetworkManager
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14:05.44DocScrutinizer05https://lists.dyne.org/lurker/search/20380101.000000.00000000@ml:dng,networkmanager.en.html  don't ask me how to use this interface, I can't see a method to get more than those 2 dozen hits
14:07.45KatolaZmcr: there is already a networkmanager without systemd....
14:07.49KatolaZin Devuan jessie
14:08.06fsmithredapt-get install network-manager
14:08.27fsmithredoh, do yourself a favor and remove wicd first
14:09.08specingwicd is cool, it has an ncurses interface
14:09.40fsmithredyeah, I like it, but it doesn't do some things that some people need.
14:09.45fsmithredgotta go. bbl.
14:09.48DocScrutinizer05doesn't help when it fails to work
14:09.51specingwhich?
14:10.09specingI don't use either though
14:10.15DocScrutinizer05[2017-07-18 Tue 15:55:41] <mcr> (cause wicd won't let me join IPv6 only networks)
14:10.27specingI use badvpn-ncd with scripts that do auto-failover between wifi and wired
14:11.12DocScrutinizer05I outsource such stuff to my router ;-)
14:11.14mcrfsmithred, good to know. there wasn't last time I looked.
14:11.18mcrlet me try.
14:11.21specingso it does not use an ipv6-capable dhcp client?
14:12.05mcrit's not about using a ipv6 capable dhcp client. It's that it needs ipv4 to succeed, or it gives up the network (wicd)
14:12.06specingDocScrutinizer05: I fail to see how the router can change routing on clients
14:12.16DocScrutinizer05err
14:12.38DocScrutinizer05well, my clients have no local WLAN
14:13.03DocScrutinizer05WLAN attached to my router
14:13.03DocScrutinizer05but I see what you mean
14:13.05DocScrutinizer05just kidding
14:13.10specing? you have wifi on the router, but no clients with wifi?
14:13.22DocScrutinizer05nevermind
14:13.46specingthere is no escaping now
14:13.55DocScrutinizer05was just too fond of his new failover from cable to DSL
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14:14.42DocScrutinizer05of course that doesn't apply to any failover from cable to wlan or vice versa
14:14.56Mike_Hamzadhcpcd as a last resort
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14:18.24mcrso far, so good. (minus, having run out of battery, thinking I was plugged in, and winding up rebooting)
14:19.05mcrlooks like NM thinks my eth0 and wlan0 are "device not managed"... how do I change that?  tweak /etc/network/interfaces with what?
14:19.44DocScrutinizer05welcome to the nightmare called NM
14:19.52Leanderyou have to comment them in the interfaces file, I think
14:20.39DocScrutinizer05NM, in my book, tries to be (too) smart but really isn't
14:23.11DocScrutinizer05then OTOH I'm not even sure I'm using NM anymore, at least I can't tell from http://wstaw.org/m/2017/07/18/plasma-desktopZG8317.png what it actually is
14:23.46specingI gave up on NM/wicd long ago
14:24.00specingabout the time when I wanted wifi/wired instant failover
14:24.07specingnone could do it
14:25.06DocScrutinizer05yeah, that NM_or_whatever is so smart it automatically 'fails over' to any new NIC you plug in or enable, and fails to failover to other networks when that goes down or has no connection
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14:25.58DocScrutinizer05particular fun when you want a second LAN e.g. via cdc_ether
14:26.47specingits for the masses
14:27.25DocScrutinizer05yeah, ond _only_ for the masses. Like windows and systemd
14:27.25specingy
14:29.25DocScrutinizer05'works' as long as you don't do anything unusual. As soon as you want the remaining unhandled 5%, it makes you want to fetch the sledgehammer
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14:30.52DocScrutinizer05IPv6_only networks clearly are a member of those 5% ;-)
14:31.25DocScrutinizer05and yet mcr calims NM can handle it while wicd doesn't?
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14:58.59muepIME networkmanager nowadays handles also quite unusual stuff OK
15:03.51mueplike, of course e.g. vlans, vpns or ethernet bridges, custom routes and suchlike are not necessarily network guru stuff but I'd not expect support for them in something that's solely "for the masses"
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15:42.19zdzichuoh, nokia n900
15:42.44zdzichugood old stuff
16:02.18DocScrutinizer05!die
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16:54.12g0zzyfsmithred: Have been reading the Refracta docs. I'm a little confused. Can refracta2usb be used with _any_ system or is it just meant to reproduce an existing Refracta?
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17:00.49DocScrutinizer05aiui refracta does a snapshot of the system you're on and packages that as a live medium. Prolly that system you're on should at least be debian
17:00.55DocScrutinizer05better devuan
17:01.43DocScrutinizer05[2017-07-18 Tue 14:55:25] <fsmithred> refractasnapshot works the other way: you install a system and run refractasnapshot from within that running, installed system, and it makes a live iso copy of the system
17:02.08fsmithredg0zzy, it'll work with any debian-based system
17:03.18fsmithredrefracta2usb does not reproduce anything - it puts a live-iso on usb without using the isohybrid feature, and that gives you some advantages (persistence, fat32 first partition to share files between different systems.)
17:03.54fsmithredand multi-boot usb
17:06.10DocScrutinizer05OOOH that's great
17:06.10fsmithredit's like a swiss army knive
17:06.38DocScrutinizer05now seems like my N0ßß-flasher.iso is a snap with that and two USB sticks
17:07.05fsmithredyou can have a partition or a loopback file for a persistent volume
17:07.05DocScrutinizer05N900
17:07.20fsmithredwhat does the n900 use for a boot device? sd or usb?
17:07.40DocScrutinizer05it's to flash N900 from PC, not to run flasher on N900
17:08.25fsmithredthe read-only live system remains a read-only live system
17:08.48fsmithredyou can either open the iso and put the contents on the usb
17:09.10fsmithredor put the iso file itself and use the findiso option of live-boot to boot the iso
17:10.03DocScrutinizer05can't I just put the needed files into my live system and the do a refractasnapshot from it?
17:10.36fsmithrednot sure. I guess I don't understand exactly what you want to do
17:10.50DocScrutinizer05or are the available images with refracta not live-cabale?
17:11.05DocScrutinizer05capable
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17:11.24fsmithredany debian-based live iso should work
17:12.30DocScrutinizer05I want to create a live iso for x86 that has one additional binary, possibly one additional libusb32, and a fiasko_rx51.img data file
17:12.31fsmithredthe script opens the iso, copies the /live directory to the usb, converts the /isolinux dir to /syslinux and puts boot code in the mbr
17:12.38fsmithredoh
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17:12.58fsmithredthen run refractasnapshot from the running installed system
17:13.36fsmithredthis is going to go on the n900?
17:13.37DocScrutinizer05that's the point: "installed" - can't get done when the running system is a live devuan?
17:14.05fsmithredyou want to put devuan live on your n900? With the whole bloated desktop?
17:14.58DocScrutinizer05no
17:15.53DocScrutinizer05on PC it's supposed to run `sudo /usr/local/sbin/flasher -f fiasko_rx51.img` and that sends the system image in fiasko_rx51.img via USB to a maemo device
17:15.57telst4rlols, lxde on n900. maybe with the display cables and so, but please no.
17:16.44fsmithredwell, default is xfce, which would be worse
17:16.44telst4rn900's not a desktop :D
17:16.44fsmithredhell, I think Doc uses kde - let's go for that
17:16.48DocScrutinizer05I want t live iso for that since many user don't even have linux, or at least no libusb32 which is needed by flasher
17:16.56fsmithredoh
17:17.46DocScrutinizer05flasher is a nokia closed blob
17:18.09fsmithredif you make a live-usb, then you can put the flasher script(?) and the flashee (the image) in the first partition
17:18.09DocScrutinizer05compiled against libusb32
17:18.09fsmithredand it will be accessible from the live system
17:18.09DocScrutinizer05cool, exactly what I need
17:18.29DocScrutinizer05yes, ideally a script
17:18.47fsmithredwill flasher run by itself, or does it need to install in a special way?
17:18.47DocScrutinizer05just runs
17:18.47fsmithredcool
17:19.00fsmithredmake a live usb with refracta2usb
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18:41.22g0zzyAch. Got this 'No space left on the device' nightmare when i'm trying to cat an iso-hybrid. Nothing i seem to do will let me write it without that error message. Suggestions?
18:41.38g0zzymeans to a usb stick
18:44.23fbtIs it actually big enough for the iso?
18:44.31fbtMaybe it's a chinese fake stick that actually has 100M, just looped?
18:45.00fbtIf you write to one directly, you will only write the 100M sometimes. Depends on how the fake is done.
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18:45.17mikeyloveslignuxg0zzy: Re-partition it and reboot
18:45.31mikeyloveslignuxSometimes legit USB sticks will do that
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18:50.42g0zzyIt's not fake. It had Tails on it just before. All partitions gone. The disk is 8Gb but this system thinks it's 10.5Mb !
18:53.17fbtInteresting.
18:53.23fbtHAve you tried it in some other system?
18:53.31g0zzyblkid is well out of sync. It still thinks there are two partitions
18:53.43g0zzyBut parted doesn't
18:53.52fbtDoes partprobe help?
18:53.58g0zzyShall try
18:54.00zdzichublkid --cache-file /dev/null
18:54.01fbtIt's a part of parted, I think.
18:54.23fbt/usr/bin/partprobe is owned by parted yep
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18:57.26g0zzyzdzichu: actually it's -c on my system. But no, netiher that nor partprobe solve the discrepancy
18:58.15g0zzyI solved this in the past (i think) with a reboot. But such a Windowsesque solution sticks hard in my craw ;)
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18:59.26fbtA reboot, even if it works, is not a satisfying solution, yeah.
18:59.40fbtI think lask time partprobe didn't help, I also had to reboot in the end.
19:00.09g0zzyVery sucky
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19:23.07fsmithredtry zeroing the first few MB of the stick
19:23.16fsmithredoh, he's gone.
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19:39.21DocScrutinizer05you're generally not using 'cat' to write images to a USB stick
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19:41.50DocScrutinizer05use dd of=/dev/whatever (NOT whatever0,1,2...), then sync;sync; and unplug the the USB stick
19:44.45fbtYou can use cat. dd gives you more controll over the process.
19:44.50DocScrutinizer05even better: dd oflag=sync,direct
19:45.01fbtcontrol*. But you can still use cat succesfully
19:45.21DocScrutinizer05unless you run into padding or whatever
19:45.36fbtAll you need is write the contents of one file to another.
19:45.41DocScrutinizer05or weird issues with locale
19:46.38fbtWell yeah, fundamentally dd does it differently, and is a better tool for the task.
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19:46.43DocScrutinizer05actually cat uses shell redirection, which introduces yet anotjer layer

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