00:01.23 | Koratsuki84 | now I see what I need... |
00:01.30 | Koratsuki84 | thanks to all... |
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01:17.23 | chanku | Hey |
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01:52.48 | Xenguy | o/ |
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03:58.23 | blap | hope all devuan people are happy and keeping up the struggle |
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04:07.00 | alexlikerock | hi |
04:08.45 | Xenguy | feels happy... |
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04:43.39 | blap | i'm happy it exists |
04:43.53 | blap | it doesn't need to be perfect, just alive |
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05:18.42 | MinceR | having to deal with irrelevant details (like staircases where diagonal lines should be) also tires the eyes |
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05:44.47 | blap | the first case has a plausible physical explanation - muscles focusing lens back and forth |
05:44.58 | blap | the second case seems to be an argument for emotional exhaustion |
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05:54.26 | MinceR | i thought it had to do more with image processing / shape recognition work |
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06:59.04 | gnarface | Koratsuki84: hey just fyi the numbered CD/DVD sets are sorta there for the use case you're describing (a fully network-less install) |
06:59.35 | gnarface | Koratsuki84: nobody was intended to have to set up a private mirror just to run an offline installation |
07:00.07 | gnarface | Koratsuki84: don't let me stop you though if it's what you truly wanted |
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12:17.24 | Koratsuki84 | @gnarface: thanks a lot buddy, I solved the problem already... I´ll try in a while to install #devuan[am on stretch now], and I will share my results here... Sorry about that, I´am from Cuba and it´s my first on #freenode, Iam trying to be kind with others and respect channel rules... :D |
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12:18.48 | Koratsuki84 | first time... |
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13:10.27 | Y_Plentyn | hi... is there a chance to have an openssh >7.2 soon? (or one with CVE-2016-1908 removed) |
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13:17.47 | blap | can you build it? |
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13:23.38 | Y_Plentyn | blap: I usually try to avoid keeping local patches... |
13:24.03 | Y_Plentyn | (on the other hand there is a point - the next update will probably fix the problem) |
13:24.43 | Y_Plentyn | I will look into it next week ;S |
13:25.10 | blap | i could put it in my queue and get to it 2019 or so |
13:25.43 | Y_Plentyn | my q has a turnaround of 4 months for stuff like this |
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13:58.29 | KatolaZ | http://distrowatch.com/dwres.php?resource=ratings&distro=devuan |
13:58.39 | KatolaZ | "Devuan is the best thing that could have happened to Debian." |
13:58.41 | KatolaZ | :D |
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13:59.24 | blap | nice |
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14:00.36 | Y_Plentyn | KatolaZ: I am still not completely convinced by the security support... |
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14:04.37 | MickyW | Y_Plentyn: If you want to tell: In which respect arent you convinced? Any main point? |
14:04.50 | MickyW | Im thinking about changing to devuan. |
14:04.52 | Y_Plentyn | MickyW: it is quite slow |
14:05.30 | MickyW | Y_Plentyn: Do you mean the reaction time until patches? |
14:05.36 | Y_Plentyn | yep |
14:05.43 | blinkdog | Devuan picks up the security releases from Debian |
14:05.44 | MickyW | Ah. Thank you. |
14:06.40 | Y_Plentyn | blinkdog: which is usually ok - but in cases where devuan has its own patches that can be unwieldy |
14:07.03 | MickyW | Any specifics about it? How long does it take devuan to incorporate sec patches? |
14:07.20 | blinkdog | Well, except the ones Devuan doesn't need, e.g. patches for bugs in systemd et al |
14:07.39 | MickyW | Naturally. |
14:07.43 | Y_Plentyn | moreover it does not pick them up very quickly (probably it does for critcal problams, but for the not very high rated problems that seems to be true) |
14:08.01 | blinkdog | Y_Plentyn: Is there a specific case you know? |
14:08.11 | Y_Plentyn | just named one above ;) |
14:08.26 | Y_Plentyn | CVE-2016-1908 |
14:08.39 | blinkdog | Ahhh, sorry, I just came back to the chat room, so I might have missed it. |
14:08.49 | MickyW | Y_Plentyn: Sorry. Just came in (about 4 minutes ago). |
14:09.30 | Y_Plentyn | oh, to be clear - this is not something really bad about devuan, it just feels in need of improving ;) |
14:10.12 | MickyW | Y_Plentyn: Just your opinion. I respect that, but curious about specifics. |
14:14.42 | MickyW | Y_Plentyn: Oops. Did I say something wrong? |
14:15.32 | Y_Plentyn | nope |
14:15.42 | Y_Plentyn | sorry - I am a bit out of time for now |
14:15.47 | MickyW | Good. :-) |
14:16.04 | Y_Plentyn | need to leave in a low number of minutes |
14:16.13 | MickyW | No prob. |
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14:23.31 | MickyW | Hm. If I got it right, CVE-2016-1908 is still open even in debian - wheezy and jessy |
14:24.19 | MickyW | jessie |
14:24.41 | gnarface | one of you guys should try to build the ascii source package on jessie |
14:26.43 | Y_Plentyn | MickyW I al talking about ascii anyways |
14:27.31 | MickyW | Hm. |
14:28.19 | gnarface | but isn't the fix in ascii? |
14:29.10 | MickyW | I am not sure if i catch, what do you especially denote by "ascii". You mean the source code? |
14:29.32 | MickyW | Or the contrast to unicode? |
14:29.43 | gnarface | ascii is devuan testing |
14:29.50 | gnarface | the name for it |
14:30.05 | MickyW | Oops. Laugh. Thank you. I am not at the bleeding edge. :-) |
14:30.16 | gnarface | it's ok |
14:30.20 | Y_Plentyn | ;) |
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14:32.37 | MickyW | So. Some mumble. afk. Thank you. |
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15:48.14 | golinux | gnarface: ascii is not devuan 'testing'. asciii is the next stable release that parallels stretch (which is now Debian stable). |
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15:53.37 | aitor | hi |
15:56.25 | golinux | hi aitor |
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16:13.45 | g4570n | hi aitor |
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19:18.26 | _abc_ | Hi. Trying to choose an image for jessie desktop-live for an old Sempron 2400+ amd machine. The normal i386 usb stick image refused to boot, the boot loader (grub) does not load at all. Should I try an amd64 image? Opinions? |
19:20.02 | msiism | well, is it a 64 bit machine? |
19:20.20 | msiism | this might help: https://www.debian.org/ports |
19:20.33 | msiism | see the amd64 section |
19:20.55 | _abc_ | Sempron is not 64 bit it's an old 32 bit amd |
19:21.32 | msiism | you might still have to go with the amd64 image |
19:21.33 | _abc_ | The grub on the i686 jessie devuan iso was not properly recognized, did not open the boot screen at all. |
19:21.53 | _abc_ | I am going to try. From what I read, it may also be a chipset issue. This is a junk machine, 10 years old. |
19:22.46 | msiism | well, maybe wait for someone more competent than me to answer your question |
19:23.15 | _abc_ | Trying is better than procrastinating :) Downloading an image now |
19:23.28 | msiism | ok, that's right |
19:24.39 | _abc_ | The '1st' partition on a universal / hybrid bootable iso is HPFS/NTFS right? |
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19:27.34 | msiism | i have absolutely no idea. never done it. |
19:32.29 | Hum | _abc_: Do you mean https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Performance_File_System ? I don't think it is right. |
19:32.53 | DPA | Shouldn't it be iso9660 for partition 0 and fat32 for partition 2? |
19:33.00 | _abc_ | It's called something else I forget. I'll tell you in a minute, writing now |
19:34.09 | Hum | I find: ISO 9660, ISO 13490, Universal Disk Format, very old: High Sierra Format |
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19:36.32 | _abc_ | Hum: fdisk -l with a usb stick with devuan written on it says 'Hidden HPFS/NTFS' |
19:36.52 | _abc_ | HPFS is not the HPFS you are probably thinking of |
19:37.04 | _abc_ | High Performance not Hewlett Packard |
19:37.29 | _abc_ | Or some such confusion. 4 letters are too few, all acronyms are taken since antiquity |
19:37.33 | golinux | msiism: #devuan-wiki |
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19:40.09 | DPA | fdisk will just show the type stored in the partition table. The actual file system may differ. |
19:40.23 | _abc_ | true |
19:42.43 | _abc_ | http://www.eetimes.com/author.asp?section_id=36&doc_id=1332351& hmm. Microchip's pic32 might be impacted |
19:44.21 | blap | i'm too stupid for grub. i just dd the whole disk over, then gparted the destination to resize partitions |
19:45.07 | _abc_ | Of course you dd but it has to boot 1st |
19:47.30 | DPA | I usually use CDs or PXE boot if a USB stick won't boot. |
19:47.45 | _abc_ | The old machine I have in view is so old it probably has boot quirks in the chipset. Is there any difference in the grub code between i386 and amd64 devuan images? If not, this will also not work |
19:49.28 | Hum | _abc_: I guess the hybrid iso is still an iso, but it is modified: http://manpages.org/isohybrid https://help.ubuntu.com/community/mkusb/isohybrid#Wait |
19:49.46 | _abc_ | it is, the mounted image is iso9660 |
19:50.42 | _abc_ | Again, is fsmithred here? Or any original developer? |
19:50.50 | Hum | How about putting the hdd to an external usb case and use qemu on another system to install to the disk |
19:51.02 | _abc_ | I really need to know if there is any difference between the grubs on the i386 and amd64 images. |
19:51.10 | _abc_ | If there is no difference I am wasting my time now |
19:51.32 | _abc_ | Hum: The machine I need to tinker with is not here, I get there tomorrow, limited time and resources at the location |
19:52.16 | Hum | argh, not the best situation for a relaxed installation |
19:52.25 | _abc_ | Indeed. |
19:52.58 | _abc_ | Welp, we will see. Tomorrow. |
19:53.34 | msiism | _abc_: i'd try the i386 cd, if that's possible. |
19:53.52 | _abc_ | msiism: Some day. Soon. Really. |
20:04.40 | Hum | _abc_: imho you need to use i386, imho there are differences in grub and if you expect boot quirks, prepare a CD not a stick, have a second CD/DVD drive and have a look at https://www.plop.at/en/bootmanagers.html |
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20:05.33 | _abc_ | Hum: the machine has etch or such on it already. |
20:05.49 | _abc_ | Or even jessie with systemd. I don't remember. Debian in any case. |
20:06.08 | _abc_ | It got on there via cd. But my cd burner is really aged, I will try to fix this locally there. |
20:12.29 | Hum | _abc_: did you consider updating to jessie an change the apt sources? |
20:15.35 | _abc_ | Hum: no, I would like a one stop update from media, because the location is not okay for working on stuff. |
20:15.48 | Hum | it is enough to upgrade to wheezy and change to devuan |
20:16.25 | Hum | one stop like one reboot only? |
20:22.19 | aitor | hi g4570n, i'll be here in an hour |
20:22.36 | aitor | and golinux :) |
20:23.27 | golinux | aitor: what's that about. |
20:26.03 | golinux | OK got it |
20:32.49 | _abc_ | https://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/09/28/linux_kernel_vuln/ has devuan been patched? |
20:33.39 | _abc_ | Hum: is there a procedure listed somewhere? I had all hell's trouble with systemd on that machine, had to deinstall 2 different versions, will not upgrade on it before booting external media live on it |
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20:36.23 | _abc_ | Hum: writing a cd and booting that is the way to go if I wing it. |
20:36.37 | _abc_ | I have to kick my cd writer into operation somehow. |
20:36.41 | _abc_ | Probably by force. |
20:36.55 | _abc_ | So has that cve been addressed in devuan please? |
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20:44.02 | fsr | _abc_, did you check the debian page on that CVE? |
20:44.21 | _abc_ | fsr: I read it yes. |
20:44.46 | _abc_ | Is an upgrade from etch to devuan jessie via media destructive? |
20:44.46 | fsr | me too. It says it was fixed. |
20:45.02 | _abc_ | fsr: so anything I see fixed in jessie should also be so in devuan? |
20:45.32 | blinkdog | fsr: In which section do the Debian security updates flow into Devuan jessie? |
20:45.42 | fsr | devuan uses debian kernel |
20:45.45 | fsr | etch to jessie????? |
20:46.03 | _abc_ | well iirc I have etch on that thing. Could be wrong. |
20:46.17 | fsr | jessie-security |
20:46.20 | _abc_ | It should be jessie but real jessie not devuan. |
20:47.36 | fsr | to go from etch to jessie, you have to go through lenny, squeeze and wheezy |
20:47.40 | fsr | I don't know where you can find a lenny repo |
20:47.47 | fsr | or squeeze |
20:48.03 | _abc_ | Oh it should be wheezy! Sorry brain fart there |
20:48.23 | _abc_ | lenny and squeeze and etch live on in the debian archive servers |
20:48.24 | fsr | upgrade from debian wheezy to devuan jessie works well |
20:48.36 | _abc_ | okay, and is it destructive? |
20:48.40 | fsr | better than from jessie to jessie |
20:48.46 | _abc_ | nice! |
20:48.50 | _abc_ | Is there a howto? |
20:49.26 | fsr | what do you mean? |
20:49.26 | fsr | destructive in what way? |
20:49.37 | _abc_ | Installed applications? |
20:49.53 | _abc_ | I have a lot of stuff on one machine, not the one we're on about, need to also take it from wheezy to devuan |
20:50.20 | _abc_ | Things like fpga devel tools, microchip devel tools, android devel tools, it's used as a build server etc |
20:50.49 | _abc_ | If I hard upgrade there will be mayhem as I'll have to reinstall all that one by one, reinstate licenses, etc |
20:51.19 | fsr | if those are from debian repo then they should be upgraded |
20:51.38 | fsr | if you installed from somewhere else, then you're on your own. Each might be different. |
20:51.48 | _abc_ | They are not. They are commercial stuff. Altera, Android Studio pinned version, Microchip MPLAB X and worse |
20:52.08 | fsr | no clue |
20:52.17 | _abc_ | NetBeans. I don't remember everything that is on there. Will be fun. Okay, thanks. I asked... |
20:52.38 | fsr | if it's a production machine, you might be better off leaving it alone |
20:52.43 | _abc_ | fsr: is there anything different in the grub and boot code between i386 and amd64 images for devuan jessie desktop? |
20:52.43 | fsr | don't fix what isn't broken |
20:53.08 | _abc_ | fsr: I have a machine which does not get to the grub screen with i386, will try the amd64 image tomorrow. |
20:53.19 | _abc_ | Are the boot codes different? |
20:54.02 | fsr | there are separate packages for grub i386 and amd64, but I don't know what the differences are |
20:54.02 | fsr | what are you thinking about doing? |
20:54.11 | fsr | what's a boot code? |
20:54.34 | _abc_ | The hybrid iso dd'd to usb stick does not get to grub screen with the i386 iso |
20:54.46 | _abc_ | Will try the amd64 one tomorrow, then try a cd burned one |
20:55.00 | fsr | is it uefi hardware? |
20:55.06 | fsr | or regular bios? |
20:55.10 | _abc_ | No way. Regular. |
20:55.18 | _abc_ | It's an old Sempron 2400+ |
20:55.20 | _abc_ | 32 bit |
20:55.32 | fsr | i386 should boot on 64-bit, but amd64 won't boot in i386 |
20:55.59 | _abc_ | When you say 'boot' you mean the boot code and grub on the .iso or the linux kernel(s) on it? |
20:56.12 | _abc_ | As I said, I am not getting to the grub screen at all. |
20:56.17 | fsr | both |
20:56.39 | fsr | you can run 32-bit system on 64-bit hardware |
20:56.46 | fsr | somethingis wrong |
20:56.46 | _abc_ | amd64 should boot on a 32 bit amd or not? |
20:56.52 | fsr | no |
20:56.52 | _abc_ | Anyway, I will try it. |
20:57.08 | _abc_ | The cdrom is in such bad state I have to replace it to even try afaik. |
20:57.37 | fsr | does the usb stick boot on any other machines? |
20:57.42 | _abc_ | Of course. |
20:57.50 | fsr | or do any other usb sticks boot on this machine? |
20:57.56 | _abc_ | But the other machines where I tried it are i686 |
20:58.21 | _abc_ | I have not tried other sticks to boot on that particular machine, not having any handy. I will try tomorrow and see what happens. |
20:58.52 | fsr | what happens when you try to boot? |
20:58.58 | fsr | does it POST? |
20:59.39 | _abc_ | It gets to the boot menu (via F11 pressed by me) and then stops with message 'Booting from USB device <whatever it's name is I forget>' |
20:59.48 | _abc_ | And stays there. After POST obviously. |
21:00.27 | _abc_ | Note this machine boots wheezy normally. |
21:01.23 | _abc_ | The Sempron is one of those with 52 bit address extension disabled (says cpuinfo in wheezy) so I assume it is a cripped 64 bitter running at 32 |
21:01.36 | fsr | make sure you wait a few minutes (really) for it to do something |
21:02.15 | _abc_ | minutes?! How many? |
21:02.33 | fsr | maybe 5 |
21:02.46 | fsr | I've had one usb stick on one machine take nearly that long |
21:02.47 | _abc_ | The hdd light was off while this occurred. The chipset is suspect, I repeat, it went into systemd boot error syslog fill madness with jessie |
21:03.15 | _abc_ | fsr: 5 minutes is about 5 times longer than it gets to get the vacuum tubes operating in a valved computer? What does it do for 5 minutes? |
21:03.29 | fsr | no clue |
21:03.33 | _abc_ | Okay, I will try this too. This is mad. |
21:03.37 | fsr | slow usb stick |
21:03.37 | _abc_ | Thanks for the tip! |
21:03.44 | _abc_ | It's a usb 3.0 one! |
21:03.54 | _abc_ | Of course the machine can't USB 3.0 but still |
21:04.36 | aitor | i'm here :) |
21:05.09 | fsr | most usb boots I do aren't any longer than hard drive boot |
21:05.10 | fsr | hdd light wont be affected by usb boot |
21:05.51 | fsr | how did you boot jessie on it? |
21:06.51 | fsr | usb 3 stick should not be a problem. usb3 port might not boot. |
21:07.41 | fsr | this is not the same machine that runs wheezy? |
21:08.11 | _abc_ | wheezy and jessie went in via dvd or cd, probably dvd. |
21:08.26 | _abc_ | I also tried the knoppix which was new/latest then, like 4 years ago? |
21:08.29 | fsr | so what's the plan? |
21:08.37 | _abc_ | And that had systemd and was jessie based and failed as above |
21:08.41 | fsr | add a third system, or replace one? |
21:09.01 | _abc_ | fsr: I'll try the i386 stick and wait 10 minutes as you said, if that fails, get the cd drive working and use a cd image |
21:09.16 | fsr | ok, you want to do a fresh install? |
21:09.21 | _abc_ | There is one system on that machine on a partition and one data partition |
21:09.49 | _abc_ | I will first check the live one does what is needed, won't do driver surgery on a 10 yo machine, then install it instead of the present wheezy. |
21:09.58 | _abc_ | Leaving the data partition untouched. |
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21:10.19 | _abc_ | I.e. there are 2 partitions + swap, one is system, one is data |
21:10.30 | fsr | why not upgrade it? |
21:10.42 | greenjeans | https://sourceforge.net/projects/vuu-do/files/Openbox/ <--new Vuu-do |
21:11.15 | fsr | they're working again? |
21:11.36 | _abc_ | fsr: yes they fixed most of the breakage (twice afaik) |
21:11.49 | _abc_ | fsr: link me to an upgrade procedure from wheezy to devuan? |
21:12.15 | fsr | sed -i 's/wheezy/jessie/g' /etc/apt/sources.list |
21:12.31 | fsr | apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade |
21:12.34 | fsr | hang on |
21:13.35 | fsr | https://git.devuan.org/dev1fanboy/Upgrade-Install-Devuan/wikis/Upgrade-to-Devuan |
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21:14.06 | fsr | if that one is not good, google for 'upgrade wheezy to devuan' and you'll get several hits |
21:14.27 | _abc_ | okay, thanks. Will read this in the morning when my headache subsides. |
21:14.39 | _abc_ | has some sort of head flu |
21:15.37 | _abc_ | Once and for all: an old amd32 Sempron is to be considered an i386 or an i686? For kernel and image selection purposes? |
21:15.49 | fsr | yes |
21:16.00 | _abc_ | yes, which one? |
21:16.12 | fsr | i386 doesn't really exist. It's just a name for 32-bit |
21:17.05 | fsr | you can (should) use 686 kernel |
21:17.05 | fsr | you don't need 586 kernel |
21:20.36 | _abc_ | ok |
21:20.46 | fsr | _abc_, use i386 iso |
21:20.50 | fsr | you will get the right kernel |
21:21.03 | _abc_ | i386 surely exists. I actually threw out a i386 recently and there's a 486 somewhere. Slackware still supports that. |
21:21.06 | _abc_ | fsr: okay |
21:22.46 | fsr | pretty good. My 386 died about 20 years ago |
21:23.03 | _abc_ | Some of these things are embedded and all are headless. |
21:23.27 | _abc_ | So they do live on. Industrial machines are full of 486s and such |
21:23.56 | _abc_ | Especially here in Eastern Europe where we live behind the 'curve' |
21:24.32 | fsr | you mean where you keep using stuff that works perfectly well but isn't new and shiny |
21:24.54 | fsr | our trash dumps are bigger than yours |
21:25.04 | _abc_ | :) |
21:25.29 | _abc_ | I think it's where we get the stuff from your dumps and make it work another 20 years? Or is that SE Asia now. |
21:25.38 | fsr | come to think of it, most of the computers I've owned were someone else's trash |
21:25.54 | _abc_ | Iirc our army just got some almost new f15's... via Portugal and before that who knows where. |
21:26.24 | _abc_ | fsr: Silicon has no smell :) (paraphrasing money has no...) |
21:27.38 | _abc_ | https://www.rt.com/news/360966-romania-f16-portugal-jets/ got a few more meanwhile, same vintage. I am not army/etc I just watch the local currency catching some inflationary 'flu' from all this buying... |
21:28.25 | _abc_ | (sorry -16 not -15s) |
21:31.07 | _abc_ | (those were in .pt service in 1997 already, when they were updated?) |
21:31.17 | _abc_ | Anyway off topic, just curious how far back this goes. |
21:32.19 | fsr | 586 is oldest kernel debian has. Use it if your cpu can't handle the pae. |
21:32.52 | fsr | your sempron should be ok |
21:33.01 | _abc_ | I think it can handle pae since it boots wheezy pae now. I will have to look. Thanks for the discussion time to add some facts to it. I'd just like to get to a grub screen heh. After that we'll move on |
21:33.02 | fsr | you know what socket it uses? |
21:33.53 | _abc_ | I only looked at cpuinfo output on the running wheezy, it's a Sempron 2400+ running at 1666MHz with the 52 bit address extension disabled. Or so it said iirc. Tomorrow is another day fsr :) And it's already tomorrow now. |
21:34.19 | fsr | oh, ok. sleep well and get better. |
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21:35.12 | aitor | fsr: i pushed my bled example to gitlab: |
21:35.13 | aitor | https://git.devuan.org/aitor_czr/live-sdk/tree/master |
21:36.10 | fsr | aitor, I probably won't do anything with it until next week when I'm at home |
21:36.54 | _abc_ | fsr: what is vuu-do for? |
21:37.00 | aitor | ok, you said it :) |
21:37.16 | aitor | you have the dependencies in the builddeps file: add "genisoimage" |
21:37.35 | fsr | why genisoimage? |
21:37.35 | _abc_ | I mean this, what is it for? there's no readme. https://sourceforge.net/projects/vuu-do/files/Openbox/ |
21:38.00 | fsr | vuu-do = Veteran Unix User do... |
21:38.04 | greenjeans | _abc_ there's a readme for each of the individual iso's |
21:38.22 | _abc_ | Also a Summary. Reading it now. Thanks. |
21:38.24 | greenjeans | click on one of the sub menus |
21:38.36 | greenjeans | cool |
21:38.37 | _abc_ | 's head is not helping much, should pull out and sleep a bit |
21:39.13 | greenjeans | Just a Devuan based project I built using Miyolinux and Refracta-tools |
21:39.37 | aitor | i did some changes in the "iso" file, because it didn't work for me in jessie, and my version uses genisoimage |
21:39.44 | _abc_ | Nice. Okay, really moving on now. Bye, thanks. |
21:39.52 | _abc_ | bookmarked too |
21:39.59 | aitor | you'll also need to install squashfs-tools from ascii |
21:40.44 | fsr | brb |
21:40.59 | aitor | bye :) |
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22:28.59 | FatherDamian | hi |
22:30.04 | FatherDamian | I would like to know if the newly discovered Linux kernel flaw is going to be patched soon in Devuan? |
22:30.21 | FatherDamian | It is mentioned on theregister.co.uk |
22:30.54 | FatherDamian | It is a kernel flaw which can be exploited and Debian is one of the affected distros |
22:31.06 | FatherDamian | So I suppose Devuan as well. |
22:33.19 | greenjeans | Anyone know if we are getting close at all to an ascii alpha release? |
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