Meeting status tomorrow: unsure.
Greg Dekoenigsberg
gdk at redhat.com
Wed Feb 11 23:46:01 UTC 2009
On Thu, 12 Feb 2009, Peter Robinson wrote:
> Wicked! This is good work. Now i have a XO next on my list is booting
> rawhide on SD.
Well, now apparently the issues are as Marco describes them here:
http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.linux.laptop.olpc.devel/22270/focus=22303
* console completely screwed up, which makes debugging a pain.
* jffs2 related kernel trace while booting, does not seem to break things.
* Network related kernel panic at the end. Sometimes halt the system,
sometimes it doesn't.
* X does not start for some reason.
So some issues are fixed, but others are cropping up now.
> Well if the boot issues on XO on rawhide are fixed it seems we're there
> in the basics. The question of using a base F-11 in replacement of 9.1.0
> as far as I'm aware comes down to the question of rainbow and the
> associated changes to the boot process
> (kernel/initscript/olpcrd/upstart/dbus) which unfortunately is down to a
> few people that have sufficient understanding to be able to deal with
> that.
>
>> I'm wondering if it might not be the best idea, at this point, to go ahead
>> and start working backwards from rawhide, and see what's busted, and start
>> tracking that in bugzilla.
>
> From my point of view that's sort of what I'm trying to do. I know I
> can't deal with the whole rainbow/kernel stuff but where possible I'm
> tracking/filing bugs testing etc. Compared to where we were at with
> the rebase to F-10 when I first started to get involved I think we're
> alot better off than we were.
Well, we've got about a month until freeze. It's not hopeless, but I'd
really like to get closer to booting into... something.
cjb: can you make your latest tinderbox image available so that other
people can try to install it as well, and maybe get better insights into
what's busted, exactly?
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