Still having this issue with Hardy, except for me it's apt-mirror-setup
freaking out. This is really frustrating because I can't find any info
from the installer to tell me what is failing.
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I just experienced the apt-mirror-setup problem and filed Bug #244728
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Adam, Brian, you need to use the installer image from hardy-updates, NOT
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http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/hardy-updates/main/installer-amd64/current/images/
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** Description changed:
During netboot installations, the network udeb retriever fetches
Packages files for hardy, hardy-security, and hardy-updates. However,
nothing deals with de-duplicating these, and, if asked to install a
package that is duplicated across pockets, anna will end up try
I reproduced that the original hardy netboot image failed on install,
though I'm not sure the issue is due to this bug or bug 94398. I then
verified that the hardy-proposed netboot image makes it to the point
where it asks for an ssh password, when passed 'cli apt-
setup/proposed=true anna/choose_m
Copied to hardy-updates.
** Changed in: net-retriever (Ubuntu Hardy)
Status: Fix Committed => Fix Released
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ack. This fixed the hardy net install issue described above for me, with
the exception of a simple module versions warning (due to -proposed).
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Just to comment further on my 'simple module warning':
The linux/initrd.gz in hardy-proposed/i386/current are 2.6.24-16
The error during unattended installation is:
No kernel modules were found. This probably is due to a mismatch between the
kernel used by this version of the installer and the ke
You need to put "apt-setup/proposed=true" on the kernel command line,
until such time as the -19 kernel lands in -updates. Sorry for
forgetting to mention that earlier.
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Me too already managed to install a 8.04 via a local mirror successfully in the
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I replaced the original linux and initrd.gz on our provisioning server - taken
from the netboot directory at the time - (where I can also confirm this
libntfs-3g23-udeb error occur
You would have to add "apt-setup/proposed=true" (without the quotes)
somewhere on the append line. Another option is to put the line in your
preseed/kickstart file, I'm not sure about the syntax then.
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> kernel kernels/x86/ubuntu-8.04/linux "apt-setup/proposed=true" <<<--- I
> added this manually, with or without quotes
label ubuntu-hardy-alternate-handsoff
kernel ubuntu/hardy/alt/linux
append initrd=ubuntu/hardy/alt/initrd.gz root=/dev/rd/0 rw locale=en_US
console
installed without error - looks good.
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@ffm:
Have you added "apt-setup/proposed=true" without quotes to your kernel append
line, or "d-i apt-setup/proposed boolean true" without quotes to your preseed
script? Are you using a local mirror or a known-good upstream mirror with
2.6.24-19 already synced into -proposed?
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@ffm:
Where did you get the "latest kernel" from?
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/var/www/ubuntu/hardy/alt # md5sum linux initrd.gz
e933f99e7c5731f5637130f6dd8be8b9 linux
b4608e44d115d727a8845694b0c4eff2 initrd.gz
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I just tried the 32-bit netboot.tar.gz from hardy proposed from our tftp
server with the 'apt-setup/proposed=true' boot option and kickseed. The
autoinstall proceeded fine without hanging up on any udebs.
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This will break at least the use of network-console for 8.04.1, as well
as Carl's use case of installing openssh-client-udeb for debugging
purposes on a netboot install, unless fixed.
The problem is essentially that, because libdebian-installer doesn't
have proper support for multiple Packages fil
This has to go in net-retriever for the time being, I think (i.e.
deduplicate Packages files before passing them to anna). anna can't do
it without poking into libdebian-installer internals. libdebian-
installer ought to be fixed but the interface is death-by-abstraction
and I'm certainly not confi
This bug was fixed in the package net-retriever - 1.21ubuntu2
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* Deduplicate Packages files before passing them to anna (LP: #234486).
Circumstances conspire to make this excessively difficult, including
requiring net-retr
** Description changed:
- Binary package hint: debian-installer
+ During netboot installations, the network udeb retriever fetches
+ Packages files for hardy, hardy-security, and hardy-updates. However,
+ nothing deals with de-duplicating these, and, if asked to install a
+ package that is duplic
** Attachment added: "updated hardy-proposed patch with fixed
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I reproduced that the original hardy netboot image failed on install,
though I'm not sure the issue is due to this bug or bug 94398. I then
verified that the hardy-proposed netboot image makes it to the point
where it asks for an ssh password, when passed 'cli apt-
setup/proposed=true anna/choose_m
Copied to hardy-updates.
** Changed in: net-retriever (Ubuntu Hardy)
Status: Fix Committed => Fix Released
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Still having this issue with Hardy, except for me it's apt-mirror-setup
freaking out. This is really frustrating because I can't find any info
from the installer to tell me what is failing.
** Attachment added: "Error screen"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/15743776/Screenshot-lg-hardy%20%5BRun
I just experienced the apt-mirror-setup problem and filed Bug #244728
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Adam, Brian, you need to use the installer image from hardy-updates, NOT
the one from dists/hardy.
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/hardy-updates/main/installer-amd64/current/images/
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/hardy-updates/main/installer-i386/current/images/
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ack. This fixed the hardy net install issue described above for me, with
the exception of a simple module versions warning (due to -proposed).
Can this be synced into main?
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http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/hardy-
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Just to comment further on my 'simple module warning':
The linux/initrd.gz in hardy-proposed/i386/current are 2.6.24-16
The error during unattended installation is:
No kernel modules were found. This probably is due to a mismatch between the
kernel used by this version of the installer and the ke
You need to put "apt-setup/proposed=true" on the kernel command line,
until such time as the -19 kernel lands in -updates. Sorry for
forgetting to mention that earlier.
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That last note from Colin Watson has restored peace and order to the
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Me too already managed to install a 8.04 via a local mirror successfully in the
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I replaced the original linux and initrd.gz on our provisioning server - taken
from the netboot directory at the time - (where I can also confirm this
libntfs-3g23-udeb error occur
You would have to add "apt-setup/proposed=true" (without the quotes)
somewhere on the append line. Another option is to put the line in your
preseed/kickstart file, I'm not sure about the syntax then.
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Jurgen:
> kernel kernels/x86/ubuntu-8.04/linux "apt-setup/proposed=true" <<<--- I
> added this manually, with or without quotes
label ubuntu-hardy-alternate-handsoff
kernel ubuntu/hardy/alt/linux
append initrd=ubuntu/hardy/alt/initrd.gz root=/dev/rd/0 rw locale=en_US
console
installed without error - looks good.
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@ffm:
Have you added "apt-setup/proposed=true" without quotes to your kernel append
line, or "d-i apt-setup/proposed boolean true" without quotes to your preseed
script? Are you using a local mirror or a known-good upstream mirror with
2.6.24-19 already synced into -proposed?
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@ffm:
Where did you get the "latest kernel" from?
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/var/www/ubuntu/hardy/alt # md5sum linux initrd.gz
e933f99e7c5731f5637130f6dd8be8b9 linux
b4608e44d115d727a8845694b0c4eff2 initrd.gz
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I just tried the 32-bit netboot.tar.gz from hardy proposed from our tftp
server with the 'apt-setup/proposed=true' boot option and kickseed. The
autoinstall proceeded fine without hanging up on any udebs.
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This will break at least the use of network-console for 8.04.1, as well
as Carl's use case of installing openssh-client-udeb for debugging
purposes on a netboot install, unless fixed.
The problem is essentially that, because libdebian-installer doesn't
have proper support for multiple Packages fil
This has to go in net-retriever for the time being, I think (i.e.
deduplicate Packages files before passing them to anna). anna can't do
it without poking into libdebian-installer internals. libdebian-
installer ought to be fixed but the interface is death-by-abstraction
and I'm certainly not confi
This bug was fixed in the package net-retriever - 1.21ubuntu2
---
net-retriever (1.21ubuntu2) intrepid; urgency=low
* Deduplicate Packages files before passing them to anna (LP: #234486).
Circumstances conspire to make this excessively difficult, including
requiring net-retr
** Description changed:
- Binary package hint: debian-installer
+ During netboot installations, the network udeb retriever fetches
+ Packages files for hardy, hardy-security, and hardy-updates. However,
+ nothing deals with de-duplicating these, and, if asked to install a
+ package that is duplic
** Attachment added: "updated hardy-proposed patch with fixed
(build-)dependencies"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/14818796/234486.diff
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Status: Confirmed => Fix Committed
Target: ubuntu-8.04.1 => None
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** Description changed:
During netboot installations, the network udeb retriever fetches
Packages files for hardy, hardy-security, and hardy-updates. However,
nothing deals with de-duplicating these, and, if asked to install a
package that is duplicated across pockets, anna will end up try
Still having this issue with Hardy, except for me it's apt-mirror-setup
freaking out. This is really frustrating because I can't find any info
from the installer to tell me what is failing.
** Attachment added: "Error screen"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/15743776/Screenshot-lg-hardy%20%5BRun
I just experienced the apt-mirror-setup problem and filed Bug #244728
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Adam, Brian, you need to use the installer image from hardy-updates, NOT
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http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/hardy-updates/main/installer-amd64/current/images/
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/hardy-updates/main/installer-i386/current/images/
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I reproduced that the original hardy netboot image failed on install,
though I'm not sure the issue is due to this bug or bug 94398. I then
verified that the hardy-proposed netboot image makes it to the point
where it asks for an ssh password, when passed 'cli apt-
setup/proposed=true anna/choose_m
Copied to hardy-updates.
** Changed in: net-retriever (Ubuntu Hardy)
Status: Fix Committed => Fix Released
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This will break at least the use of network-console for 8.04.1, as well
as Carl's use case of installing openssh-client-udeb for debugging
purposes on a netboot install, unless fixed.
The problem is essentially that, because libdebian-installer doesn't
have proper support for multiple Packages fil
This has to go in net-retriever for the time being, I think (i.e.
deduplicate Packages files before passing them to anna). anna can't do
it without poking into libdebian-installer internals. libdebian-
installer ought to be fixed but the interface is death-by-abstraction
and I'm certainly not confi
This bug was fixed in the package net-retriever - 1.21ubuntu2
---
net-retriever (1.21ubuntu2) intrepid; urgency=low
* Deduplicate Packages files before passing them to anna (LP: #234486).
Circumstances conspire to make this excessively difficult, including
requiring net-retr
** Description changed:
- Binary package hint: debian-installer
+ During netboot installations, the network udeb retriever fetches
+ Packages files for hardy, hardy-security, and hardy-updates. However,
+ nothing deals with de-duplicating these, and, if asked to install a
+ package that is duplic
** Attachment added: "updated hardy-proposed patch with fixed
(build-)dependencies"
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ack. This fixed the hardy net install issue described above for me, with
the exception of a simple module versions warning (due to -proposed).
Can this be synced into main?
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Just to comment further on my 'simple module warning':
The linux/initrd.gz in hardy-proposed/i386/current are 2.6.24-16
The error during unattended installation is:
No kernel modules were found. This probably is due to a mismatch between the
kernel used by this version of the installer and the ke
You need to put "apt-setup/proposed=true" on the kernel command line,
until such time as the -19 kernel lands in -updates. Sorry for
forgetting to mention that earlier.
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Me too already managed to install a 8.04 via a local mirror successfully in the
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I replaced the original linux and initrd.gz on our provisioning server - taken
from the netboot directory at the time - (where I can also confirm this
libntfs-3g23-udeb error occur
You would have to add "apt-setup/proposed=true" (without the quotes)
somewhere on the append line. Another option is to put the line in your
preseed/kickstart file, I'm not sure about the syntax then.
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Jurgen:
> kernel kernels/x86/ubuntu-8.04/linux "apt-setup/proposed=true" <<<--- I
> added this manually, with or without quotes
label ubuntu-hardy-alternate-handsoff
kernel ubuntu/hardy/alt/linux
append initrd=ubuntu/hardy/alt/initrd.gz root=/dev/rd/0 rw locale=en_US
console
installed without error - looks good.
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I'm still seeming to have issues...
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"No kernel modules were found error" on the latest kernel.
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@ffm:
Have you added "apt-setup/proposed=true" without quotes to your kernel append
line, or "d-i apt-setup/proposed boolean true" without quotes to your preseed
script? Are you using a local mirror or a known-good upstream mirror with
2.6.24-19 already synced into -proposed?
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@ffm:
Where did you get the "latest kernel" from?
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/var/www/ubuntu/hardy/alt # md5sum linux initrd.gz
e933f99e7c5731f5637130f6dd8be8b9 linux
b4608e44d115d727a8845694b0c4eff2 initrd.gz
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I just tried the 32-bit netboot.tar.gz from hardy proposed from our tftp
server with the 'apt-setup/proposed=true' boot option and kickseed. The
autoinstall proceeded fine without hanging up on any udebs.
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Aha!
That'll teach me to read bug reports fully before commenting...
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