How to debug install_packages?
hiya How can I get more information on what's going on from install_packages? Is there a better way besides set -x and echo? There's something fishy going on and I don't know what triggers it. During a Debian installation i_p tries to call yast and install kernel-xenpae. The only time this package is mentioned in my config space is in package_config/DEFAULT - but in a way that it should never be regarded as must install this for Debian (or Ubuntu). tschüß thomas
Re: How to debug install_packages?
On Thu, 27 Nov 2008 00:41:30 +0100, Thomas Neumann [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: How can I get more information on what's going on from install_packages? Is there a better way besides set -x and echo? if you add verbose to FAI_FLAGS, install_packages is called with -v. There's something fishy going on and I don't know what triggers it. During a Debian installation i_p tries to call yast and install kernel-xenpae. The only time this package is mentioned in my config space is in package_config/DEFAULT - but in a way that it should never be regarded as must install this for Debian (or Ubuntu). Put your packages_config/DEFAULT and fai.log onto paste.debian.net and we can help you. -- regards Thomas
Re: How to debug install_packages?
hiya Thomas Lange schrieb: There's something fishy going on and I don't know what triggers it. During a Debian installation i_p tries to call yast and install kernel-xenpae. The only time this package is mentioned in my config space is in package_config/DEFAULT - but in a way that it should never be regarded as must install this for Debian (or Ubuntu). Put your packages_config/DEFAULT and fai.log onto paste.debian.net and we can help you. Actually I helped myself. Was a really stupid mistake. Somehow I got hold of an unpatched NFSroot. (Didn't include the and-patch.) On the bright side: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# lsb_release -a No LSB modules are available. Distributor ID: Ubuntu Description:Ubuntu 8.10 Release:8.10 Codename: intrepid Full debootstrap from a lenny nfsroot, installation rules based on ubuntu hardy. Only changes I had to make: - add --include=aptitude to FAI_DEBOOTSTRAP_OPTS - rename /dev/hda to /dev/sda in menu.lst after grub has run I LIKE THIS SHIT! :p tschüß thomas
