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package unity-control-center 15.04.0+15.10.20150805-0ubuntu1 failed to
install/upgrade: trying to overwrite
Also the lack of frequent (monthly) updates, also forced me to delay
filing paperwork to give me upload (maintainer) rights for the package
during the Saucy. Which probably would've given me a voice when moving
to Stable (to stop it).
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It is built with --without-kernel-modules, I had to check the revision
changelog, it stayed.
Also, I've linked the Saucy branch to this bug, so you can see my
previous changes.
Another reason I'm still kind of fighting is because the Ubuntu-specific
changes made, still might not be
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Dmitry (#8),
As you are well aware, Ubuntu uses the bleeding edge kernels, and one of
the nice things about devel packages was that, when they were being
released on a more frequent rate), the devel releases where more quicker
to adapt to the newest (release candidate) kernels.
I know stable
Dmitry (#9),
All the modules are being compiled (except ones that have caused build
failures), but only vmxnet and vmhgfs are being installed/used.
Speaking of vmxnet, I assume the pcnet32 is recommended over vmxnet. If
so, I can just remove vmxnet from the install.
I think Debian only
Dmitry,
I don't think we're using the built in-kernel vmblock. That's what's
one of the reasons I wanted to keep the Devel package (for the moment)
is because I had some specific changes for Ubuntu, that weren't in
Debian. Some other ones were removing manpages of modules that have
been removed
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Also the lack of frequent (monthly) updates, also forced me to delay
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It is built with --without-kernel-modules, I had to check the revision
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Also, I've linked the Saucy branch to this bug, so you can see my
previous changes.
Another reason I'm still kind of fighting is because the Ubuntu-specific
changes made, still might not be
Dmitry (#8),
As you are well aware, Ubuntu uses the bleeding edge kernels, and one of
the nice things about devel packages was that, when they were being
released on a more frequent rate), the devel releases where more quicker
to adapt to the newest (release candidate) kernels.
I know stable
Dmitry (#9),
All the modules are being compiled (except ones that have caused build
failures), but only vmxnet and vmhgfs are being installed/used.
Speaking of vmxnet, I assume the pcnet32 is recommended over vmxnet. If
so, I can just remove vmxnet from the install.
I think Debian only
Dmitry,
I don't think we're using the built in-kernel vmblock. That's what's
one of the reasons I wanted to keep the Devel package (for the moment)
is because I had some specific changes for Ubuntu, that weren't in
Debian. Some other ones were removing manpages of modules that have
been removed
Public bug reported:
The package doesn't build our kernels, no patches in the world will be
get it work. The only way for it to work is through VMware itself
because the package a brand new file that only they supply.
Also, do you know the incompatibilities that have come up now that you
just
Public bug reported:
The package doesn't build our kernels, no patches in the world will be
get it work. The only way for it to work is through VMware itself
because the package a brand new file that only they supply.
Also, do you know the incompatibilities that have come up now that you
just
I'll look into it I'm just waiting for Debian to settle down a little
bit because there's a new maintainer (who I've been contract with), and
there's bit of activity.
As soon as it settles down, I'm to check the difference between the
debian folder from the our packaging and the one from Debian
I'll look into it I'm just waiting for Debian to settle down a little
bit because there's a new maintainer (who I've been contract with), and
there's bit of activity.
As soon as it settles down, I'm to check the difference between the
debian folder from the our packaging and the one from Debian
This something I'll probably wait till upstream releases a new version.
Based on a Google search (and review of the build log), I think we're
missing a file, that (I think) only upstream can provide.
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This something I'll probably wait till upstream releases a new version.
Based on a Google search (and review of the build log), I think we're
missing a file, that (I think) only upstream can provide.
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I've uploaded a new version of your patch, Michael. This time with
adjusted for locations within the package itself.
I just have to add the Name and Description lines. That'll be done after
I installed the updated package.
Also, I've linked this bug report to my prep branch, which has a recipe
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I've uploaded a new version of your patch, Michael. This time with
adjusted for locations within the package itself.
I just have to add the Name and Description lines. That'll be done after
I installed the updated package.
Also, I've linked this bug report to my prep branch, which has a recipe
I'll probably test out the patch with the packaging by the weekend
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I'll probably test out the patch with the packaging by the weekend
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I've got it fixed, it was the package version of vmci.
I'm gonna put the proposal together (and submit it) on Thursday. I want
to try out something out with shared folders. They do automount now, it
just needs /mnt/hgfs created.
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I've got it fixed, it was the package version of vmci.
I'm gonna put the proposal together (and submit it) on Thursday. I want
to try out something out with shared folders. They do automount now, it
just needs /mnt/hgfs created.
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For those who wish to help me figure this out. Here's the notable part of the
boot log:
[ 125.729819] vmhgfs: disagrees about version of symbol
vmci_datagram_destroy_handle
[ 125.729823] vmhgfs: Unknown symbol vmci_datagram_destroy_handle (err -22)
[ 125.729865] vmhgfs: disagrees about
I prefer the open-vm-tools too. I use both versions on my Scratch
machine: open-vm-tools for the modules and the proprietary package for
everything else.
In my time maintaining this package, I've never had this much trouble
with this package during a cycle.
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For those who wish to help me figure this out. Here's the notable part of the
boot log:
[ 125.729819] vmhgfs: disagrees about version of symbol
vmci_datagram_destroy_handle
[ 125.729823] vmhgfs: Unknown symbol vmci_datagram_destroy_handle (err -22)
[ 125.729865] vmhgfs: disagrees about
I prefer the open-vm-tools too. I use both versions on my Scratch
machine: open-vm-tools for the modules and the proprietary package for
everything else.
In my time maintaining this package, I've never had this much trouble
with this package during a cycle.
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I am requesting a Freeze exception for the Saucy package, despite the
fact I didn't need one the last time this happened during the Raring
cycle. I was told this package is not a core package, and therefore
is excluded from the Feature Freeze.
I'll be honest, this has been
Well. that clears up that.
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Daily build of my Preparation Bzr branch using a recipe. After
everything works, I repackage it with the orig.tar.gz package.
It's at 0ubuntu2.1 because everything was working (except one module
which has been flaky this whole
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I'll be honest, this has been
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Daily build of my Preparation Bzr branch using a recipe. After
everything works, I repackage it with the orig.tar.gz package.
It's at 0ubuntu2.1 because everything was working (except one module
which has been flaky this whole
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Just added my Saucy Prep branch. I'm waiting for new upstream release to
create the proposal, should be any day now (they just released VMware
Player 6 today).
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Just added my Saucy Prep branch. I'm waiting for new upstream release to
create the proposal, should be any day now (they just released VMware
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Let me just note, this update is on hold for now. I want to get the
Saucy package fix submitted first (as soon as I get a new upstream
release, or a patch to fix the 3.11 build failures).
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Let me just note, this update is on hold for now. I want to get the
Saucy package fix submitted first (as soon as I get a new upstream
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The truth is I would love to make a merge proposal (I could actually).
But I'm honestly waiting for a new upstream release. I add this to
everything.
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No new upstream release, yet.
But I want to say I plan on submitting what I have, it still won't work
with Linux 3.10 (I have no clue where to begin without breaking
everything), but at least it's something.
I guess this is because Upstream doesn't do releases monthly anymore
(which is a great
No new upstream release, yet.
But I want to say I plan on submitting what I have, it still won't work
with Linux 3.10 (I have no clue where to begin without breaking
everything), but at least it's something.
I guess this is because Upstream doesn't do releases monthly anymore
(which is a great
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This is what's included in the proposal:
Upstream package: Raring
Debian folder: Precise
I tried using the whole Raring package and downgrading as needed. and
didn't work.
I have tested it (with a Precise machine), it does work
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I tried using the whole Raring package and downgrading as needed. and
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I have tested it (with a Precise machine), it does work
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Update:
The proposed update will be upstream packaging from the Raring upload, with the
Precise config. I tried the whole Raring packaging and add/remove stuff, but
it was being a pain.
The proposal will be submitted in a week or so (after I test it with the
3.2 Precise kernel) should have
Update:
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Precise config. I tried the whole Raring packaging and add/remove stuff, but
it was being a pain.
The proposal will be submitted in a week or so (after I test it with the
3.2 Precise kernel) should have
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I've started work on the Raring backport. It should give support
through 3.7 (3.8 with the patches). There's still stuff to downgrade
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open-vm-dkms
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Status: In Progress = Fix Committed
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Title:
open-vm-dkms 2012.12.26-958366-0ubuntu3: open-vm-tools
I can give an update. The first update is basically done, just got to
create proposal. The only issue right now is you can't use shared
folders (vmhgfs can't be loaded), which may or may not be related to
incompatibilities with GCC 4.8, and being forced to add that CFLAG to
allow it to build
I can give an update. The first update is basically done, just got to
create proposal. The only issue right now is you can't use shared
folders (vmhgfs can't be loaded), which may or may not be related to
incompatibilities with GCC 4.8, and being forced to add that CFLAG to
allow it to build
You mean I have to revert the (/debian) DKMS files from Raring-Precise.
Yeah I figured that out.
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Title:
open-vm-dkms
Looking at my notes I have to add some stuff back to the DKMS files.
Make a few changes to debian/control.
My goal is to make this update the first upload as the official
maintainer of the package, I just have to send e-mails to sponsors for
testimonials. Timetable: a month, testimonials will
You mean I have to revert the (/debian) DKMS files from Raring-Precise.
Yeah I figured that out.
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