**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Jul 10 02:59:59 2013 **** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Jul 10 14:08:55 2013 Jul 10 16:24:12 Failed to fetch http://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-ports/pool/main/o/openssl/openssl_1.0.1-4ubuntu5.9_armhf.deb 404 Not Found Jul 10 16:24:15 any ideas? Jul 10 16:24:56 apt-get update Jul 10 16:29:23 ogra_, error still persists Jul 10 16:29:39 what release are you using ? Jul 10 16:30:05 Precise LTS Jul 10 16:31:26 do you have precise-security enabled ? Jul 10 16:31:48 nope Jul 10 16:31:54 should I? Jul 10 16:31:58 yeah Jul 10 16:32:13 OKm let me retry Jul 10 16:32:24 seems 1.0.1-4ubuntu5.9 was superseded by 5.10 Jul 10 16:33:24 ah, but it landed in precise-updates, not security, so make sure to have that enabled Jul 10 16:33:58 yes, theser are bot enabled infact Jul 10 16:34:07 but I did not have multiverse and universe Jul 10 16:34:12 just restricted Jul 10 16:35:41 well, you are downloading something from main there Jul 10 16:35:46 so that wont matter Jul 10 16:36:02 you definitelly need precise-updates though Jul 10 16:37:01 wll enabled, still having the same error Jul 10 16:37:08 Err http://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-ports/ precise-updates/main openssl armhf 1.0.1-4ubuntu5.9 Jul 10 16:37:16 404 Not Found Jul 10 16:37:44 I did apt-get update, off course Jul 10 16:38:24 precise-updates doesnt have 2.9 Jul 10 16:38:26 err Jul 10 16:38:29 5.9 Jul 10 16:38:38 why would it try to download that Jul 10 16:39:11 No idea Jul 10 16:39:12 grep updates /etc/apt/sources.list Jul 10 16:39:25 how do your sources.list lines look like for it ? Jul 10 16:40:03 http://pastebin.com/vjMn97D0 Jul 10 16:40:16 There's no way that would persist after an 'apt-get update' unless you're behind a reverse proxy that's messing with you. Jul 10 16:40:55 infinity, no, but I am in chrooted ARM system with wemu Jul 10 16:40:58 *qemu Jul 10 16:41:03 That shouldn't matter. Jul 10 16:41:06 should not matter, though Jul 10 16:41:08 hmm, looks all fine Jul 10 16:41:20 Show me the output of apt-get update? Jul 10 16:41:25 i clearly see https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/precise/+source/openssl/1.0.1-4ubuntu5.10 Jul 10 16:41:40 and http://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-ports/pool/main/o/openssl/ has it too Jul 10 16:41:42 openssl | 1.0.1-4ubuntu5.10 | precise-security | source, amd64, armel, armhf, i386, powerpc Jul 10 16:41:45 openssl | 1.0.1-4ubuntu5.10 | precise-updates | source, amd64, armel, armhf, i386, powerpc Jul 10 16:41:46 yeah Jul 10 16:41:52 Yeah, 5.10 is clearly current in both updates and security. Jul 10 16:42:17 drasko: Output of "apt-get update" and "apt-cache policy openssl" Jul 10 16:43:17 http://pastebin.com/wGtmCbBe Jul 10 16:43:55 http://pastebin.com/eQ8uitpv Jul 10 16:44:37 hmm, any proxy in your LAN ? Jul 10 16:45:12 nope Jul 10 16:45:23 All used to work just fine Jul 10 16:47:56 Well, that's absolutely not what's in the Packages files on ports... Jul 10 16:50:27 Furthemore, 5.10 was released to updates 6 days ago, so if it's a proxy messing with you, it's a really, really broken proxy. Jul 10 16:51:14 drasko: rm /var/lib/apt/lists/* and update harder? If you still get stale packages files, it's definitely a proxy between you and us. Jul 10 16:55:02 infinity, after I removed the problematic file the problem is corrected Jul 10 16:55:04 thanks Jul 10 21:31:18 So, I want to build an install CD (really an install SD card) for Ubuntu for my ARM system... Jul 10 21:31:34 I've built the saucy kernel and validated it boots OK on my system Jul 10 21:32:03 I've built a debian-installer image, both netinstall and cdrom (for armhf generic) and see that the installer runs when I boot with the initrd Jul 10 21:32:40 Next up I need to create the CD image with all the packages etc. At the moment, I don't really care if it's server, alternate, ... just something (I only have a serial port on many of my systems anyway, so text mode and non-live is best for now) Jul 10 21:33:21 Should I be looking at ubuntu-cdimage to do that? It seems to have all kinds of hard-coded SSH host names and paths like /srv/cdimage.ubuntu.com, which makes running it locally for dev/test problematic... Jul 10 21:55:36 hey ogra_ and rsalveti Jul 10 21:55:54 do you guys have any idea about the questions from srwarren? Jul 10 21:58:04 yeah, need to check how that's done in ubuntu-cdimage/livecd-rootfs Jul 10 21:58:11 ogra_ should know most of what is needed there Jul 10 21:58:22 guess you could create a similar image as done for omap4 Jul 10 21:58:59 rsalveti: thanks, how's going? long time no talk. Jul 10 21:59:19 rsalveti, yeah I'm trying to look at ubuntu-cdimage now. The issue is it seems a little tied to Canonical infra-structure, so I'm not sure how to get it running locally Jul 10 21:59:20 cooloney: hey, good, indeed :-) Jul 10 21:59:27 cooloney: busy with ubuntu-touch, and you? Jul 10 21:59:56 rsalveti: yeah, i know, i'm playing with v4l2 camera stuff for Tegra Jul 10 22:00:11 cool Jul 10 22:00:20 upstreaming or just enabling it atm? Jul 10 22:00:35 rsalveti: so you have a real ubuntu phone to play. hehe. Jul 10 22:00:48 yeah :-) Jul 10 22:01:05 rsalveti: oh, firstly make that works internally and upstreaming it later. Jul 10 22:01:43 got it :-) Jul 10 22:01:53 where are the tegra 4 devices? :-) Jul 10 22:02:14 rsalveti: hah!!, try project shield! Jul 10 22:02:40 yeah, that's a nice one Jul 10 22:02:44 rsalveti: good device for hacking Jul 10 22:03:01 should be quite fast Jul 10 22:03:25 yeah, definitely. will you guys come to CA for some conference this year? Jul 10 22:04:21 not sure yet, but we'll see Jul 10 22:04:36 would be nice to have at least a sprint there Jul 10 22:05:55 i met some forks 2 months ago in Oakland. but didn't see you there **** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu Jul 11 02:59:58 2013