Hi Stefano,
On Donnerstag, 1. September 2011, Stefano Rivera wrote:
Non-existance of eatmydata in the chroot was already dealt with.
Although non-existance of eatmydata when creating the chroot (i.e.
pre-squeeze / pre-maverick) isn't dealt with. That is best worked around
by the user using
Hi Holger (2011.08.28_19:23:20_+0200)
Maybe you can come up with an enhanced patch which gracefully deals with the
non-existance of eatmydata, so we can turn the depends into a recommends
without annoying people who dont install recommends...
Non-existance of eatmydata in the chroot was
Hi Stefano,
On Donnerstag, 1. September 2011, Stefano Rivera wrote:
Non-existance of eatmydata in the chroot was already dealt with.
Although non-existance of eatmydata when creating the chroot (i.e.
pre-squeeze / pre-maverick) isn't dealt with. That is best worked around
by the user using
Hi Stefano,
On Donnerstag, 18. August 2011, Stefano Rivera wrote:
So, while installing libeatmydata into chroot would be superior,
I only wrote it half an hour ago, so not very tested, but it seems to
work for me, and be a fair bit faster than simply force-unsafe-io.
I've put it into the
Hi Scott (2011.07.08_00:31:59_+0200)
So, while installing libeatmydata into chroot would be superior,
Here's a patch to do that.
I only wrote it half an hour ago, so not very tested, but it seems to
work for me, and be a fair bit faster than simply force-unsafe-io.
I know this won't work on
Hi Stefano (2011.08.18_13:05:56_+0200)
I know this won't work on Ubuntu (where eatmydata isn't in main, so
debootstrap can't install it), but I can improve it to handle that
better). It can be installed after enabling universe in the chroot, and
we can also not run it if it isn't installed in
Package: piuparts
Version: 0.40
Severity: wishlist
Tags: patch
Attached patch addresses TODO item re libeatmydata ..
- use libeatmydata - either install it in all chroots or find a
better way to use it.
With Squeeze release, the version of dpkg in stable has had an option
--force-unsafe-io
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