16:04:44 #startmeeting F13Beta-blocker-review 16:04:45 Meeting started Fri Mar 19 16:04:44 2010 UTC. The chair is jlaska. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 16:04:47 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #halp #info #idea #link #topic. 16:05:00 #meetingname F13Beta-blocker-review 16:05:01 The meeting name has been set to 'f13beta-blocker-review' 16:05:15 #topic Gathering critmass 16:05:19 #chair adamw 16:05:20 Current chairs: adamw jlaska 16:05:23 where's my topic? 16:05:45 hellooo 16:05:53 zodbot might be slow today 16:07:04 nirik: know if something is up with zodbot ... or did I call it incorrectly? 16:07:34 jlaska: it needs to be oped or the +t topic lock needs removed. ;) 16:08:05 jlaska: try topic again. ;) 16:08:35 #topic Gathering crit-mass 16:08:42 * jlaska bows before nirik 16:08:54 happy to help. 16:09:44 so we've got adamw and clumens 16:09:52 anyone else? Oxf13? 16:10:20 I see spot around in case we're in a pinch 16:10:47 I'm here 16:10:53 howdy 16:10:54 distracted, but here 16:11:29 I also put a ping out to notting in case he was interested 16:12:09 alright, let's set some roles ... 16:12:18 who wants to chair the meeting and move discussion along? 16:12:45 you're stuck with me if no one wants it: ) 16:13:17 i told you i can do it, i really don't mind either way 16:13:52 alrighty, you got it then :) 16:14:12 i'm just along for the ride 16:14:15 I was thinking about asking someone to be the time keeper here 16:14:17 you don't want me in charge. 16:14:23 or everyone can do it ... 16:14:37 if a bug takes longer than X (5?) minutes ... we punt? 16:14:37 jlaska: do you have the list of bugs sorted by component? 16:14:56 adamw: yesir ... 16:15:02 firefox spinning ... 16:15:16 F13Beta blocker bugs (sorted by component): http://tinyurl.com/yljlgwt 16:15:20 reticulating splines... 16:16:05 another reminder I forgot last time ... 16:16:13 nurse! the whizzy thing! 16:16:35 The purpose for this meeting is to evaluate whether the list of F13Beta bugs are valid beta blockers according to https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_13_Beta_Release_Criteria 16:16:55 kicking the tires on the bugs doesn't hurt either, if we have time 16:16:55 brb, grabbing my breakfast and bringing it down to the office. 16:17:56 alrighty, let's get this party started 16:18:02 #topic https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=574748 16:18:03 Bug 574748: medium, low, ---, clumens, NEW, anaconda/python-meh is filing F-13 bugs with version=rawhide 16:18:25 #info adding this to F13Beta for discussion whether this bug affects the Alpha 16:18:29 criteria "The installer must be able to report failures to Bugzilla, with 16:18:31 appropriate information included " 16:18:32 i haven't looked into this one at all 16:18:42 I wasn't sure on this bug, so I raised it for discussion here 16:19:00 any concerns that bugs filed by beta testers would be filed against Fedora/rawhide? 16:19:17 it would be nice to have them filed in the right place 16:19:23 agreed 16:19:26 yeah 16:19:27 it personally makes no difference to me 16:19:29 but i don't think it's a blocker 16:19:44 unless them getting filed on rawhide means the anaconda team utterly ignores them and wouldn't notice a really serious problem 16:19:48 which I don't think is the case... 16:20:17 sure it should be fixed, but i think it should be dropped from the blocker list, personally. 16:20:40 so we can live with bugs being filed in the wrong place for the beta? 16:21:01 * jlaska thinks of a new use for *Target* blocker bugs 16:21:12 yeah, this could go target 16:21:25 clumens: and I should figure out what's going on, but not block the release worthy 16:21:45 yeah i plan on looking at it, but if it doesn't get fixed i'm not going to panic. 16:21:48 #idea Target bugs can be included in a crit-path package update, but at least one Blocker bug must also be present? 16:22:15 um... 16:22:28 I wasn't aware we had such criteria on crit-path package updates to begin with 16:22:30 can we discuss that outside the meeting? 16:22:32 Oxf13 before you jump ... it was just an idea, not an agreed :) 16:22:34 adamw: right 16:22:37 =) 16:22:50 alright, so i think we have 3 votes to drop this from the blocker list, right? 16:22:57 here's my personal take on it, and how we've used it in the past 16:23:06 Oxf13: that was more a mental note ... I'll follow-up in the minutes and see if I can better articulate 16:23:08 We'd take a fix for a Target bug, however we would not delay the release for a target bug 16:23:18 and as such, I think we'd take a build that only fixes a target bug 16:23:21 Oxf13: right on 16:23:34 but that only really works if somebody is monitoring and culling the Target 16:23:48 okay, so, we can discuss the Target stuff later, for now let's drop this one to Target in honor of that... 16:23:58 I'll update the bz 16:24:02 adamw: +1 16:24:05 #agreed 574748 drops from blocker list, it's not severe enough 16:24:15 #topic https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=574743 16:24:15 hooray 16:24:16 Bug 574743: medium, medium, ---, dlehman, NEW, NameError: global name 'request' is not defined 16:24:30 it's cranes maska time! 16:24:52 heh, I love that guy 16:25:03 he's got real nice hair 16:25:39 yeah...*giggles*...real...*snortle*...nice...*guffaw*...hair 16:25:44 heh 16:25:54 okay, so this bug surfaced while testing the TC0 acceptance drop 16:26:05 I think it's a typo in a previous commit for another issue 16:26:24 clumens? 16:26:32 I don't understand the full impact, but it concerned editing the partitions on a previously installed system that had LVM logical volumes 16:26:44 oh, first of all, do we agree it's a blocker? i'd say so. 16:26:44 agreed on the typo bit 16:27:31 on the surface, I'd say probably not ... but I think this might be a fairly common use case 16:27:40 * jlaska reviewing criteria pages 16:27:54 * dmalcolm wonders if the anaconda specfile runs pylint during %check, it ought to be possible to detect this type of error at built time, and kill the build 16:27:56 it's not a wildly insane partition layout 16:28:05 it definitly fits with Final release criteria 16:28:10 dmalcolm: -> #anaconda 16:28:20 and our criteria at this point are pretty much "any breakage in a sane partition layout = blocker" 16:28:23 so, yeah, smells like blocker! 16:28:29 whether it's a blocker or not, I feel it should be quite easy to fix for Beta 16:28:35 dmalcolm: there is support for that stuff ... yeah like Oxf13 said, let's continue that in #anaconda ? 16:29:01 if it's easy to fix, not worth arguing much about, okay. 16:29:10 jlaska: agreed; sorry for heading somewhat offtopic 16:29:15 so basically we agree this is a typo and should be a quick fix? 16:29:42 yeah 16:29:42 dmalcolm: not worries ... a good topic nonetheless 16:30:14 #agreed 574743 will be an easy fix. blocker status uncertain but not worth investing time in discussing 16:30:27 #topic https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=572489 16:30:28 Bug 572489: low, low, ---, rvykydal, NEW, Network is disabled on install 16:30:57 didn't we previously decide to punt that one? 16:31:23 er, lemme check history 16:31:49 hum. that's odd. 16:31:54 it was nominated as a blocker on the 11th 16:32:02 so it should've been on the list for last week's meeting 16:32:22 but there's nothing apparently from last week's meeting in there... 16:32:27 lemme check last week's log, just a sec 16:32:33 http://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/test/2010-March/089140.html 16:32:43 * AGREED: After discussion, agreed 572489 is not a F13 Beta blocker 16:32:50 yeah 16:32:53 I still feel the same way 16:32:54 yeah, we did discuss it 16:33:01 i think maybe we just forgot to take it out of the list 16:33:01 if they can fix it, fine, if not, it's not a "regression" 16:33:02 I think we just didn't appoint someone to update the bz, and I didn't do it 16:33:04 so let's do it now and move on 16:33:11 we have it on master and rhel6-branch 16:33:27 i believe we eventually decided it was too big for f13. 16:34:01 changed 16:34:11 adamw: thanks, I'm going to grab your response as a StockResponse 16:34:22 #topic https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=570302 16:34:23 Bug 570302: medium, low, ---, hdegoede, MODIFIED, Anaconda crashes on Intel BIOS RAID sets with pre-existing partitions 16:34:28 oh just a sec 16:34:29 #undo 16:34:30 Removing item from minutes: 16:34:59 #agreed 572489 was agreed not to be a blocker last week but bugzilla was not updated; we will update bugzilla this week 16:35:04 #topic https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=570302 16:35:05 Bug 570302: medium, low, ---, hdegoede, MODIFIED, Anaconda crashes on Intel BIOS RAID sets with pre-existing partitions 16:35:39 there's a open question for notting here I think? 16:35:54 me? 16:36:05 well, maybe not ... looks like hans already has the fix in 16:36:29 notting: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=570302#c5 16:36:31 Bug 570302: medium, low, ---, hdegoede, MODIFIED, Anaconda crashes on Intel BIOS RAID sets with pre-existing partitions 16:36:31 yeah 16:36:32 oh, that's waiting on mdadm fixes 16:36:46 i'm just trying to think where the original of this bug is, and who can do the testing 16:36:56 i believe that cranes maska guy has some intel BIOS RAID configs? 16:38:01 adamw: I don't, no :( 16:38:10 there's a traceback in the RHEL bug that this is a clone of, but I *thought* there was an earlier fedora bug. can't find it now though 16:38:19 hans isn't online atm 16:38:33 should we ask him offline for further details of the issue and who can confirm the fix? 16:40:19 yeah that's good ... hans is quick with feedback usually 16:40:23 okay 16:40:33 for now i'm not sure we can evaluate this very well since we're not sure what it's about, right? 16:40:37 sounds like a fix is in, but as notting notes, perhaps that's just part of it 16:41:03 It doesn't seem to be pervasive to all BIOS RAID, my bios raid tests are okay still 16:41:24 so not sure how many bios raid devices are affected (all intel?) perhaps 16:41:57 okay 16:42:10 adamw: you're original estimate of target on that one holds for me ... unless the scope of the problem increases 16:42:19 #agreed we do not have enough information to fully evaluate 570302, will ask for further information from hans on the bug 16:42:33 jlaska: that discussion is about a different bug, https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=537329 16:42:34 Bug 537329: medium, low, ---, notting, ASSIGNED, ISW (Intel BIOS) RAID sets not discovered correctly at boot time 16:42:38 gotcha 16:42:54 * jlaska goes to update bz 16:43:16 done it 16:43:24 #topic https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=569377 16:43:25 Bug 569377: medium, low, ---, pjones, ASSIGNED, CDROM install unable to eject disc - storage: error ejecting cdrom sr0: (5, 'Input/output error') 16:43:44 adamw: thanks 16:44:00 cranes maska time again 16:44:20 we've discussed this at alpha blocker meetings and agreed beta blocker is the appropriate place, as that's the point where we list multi-CD install as expected to work 16:44:23 so I think this problem will hit anyone who boots disc1, does a media check, and selects packages that require > 1 disc 16:44:36 so i think we can be confident it is a beta blocker 16:44:44 adamw: right on 16:44:45 "# The installer must boot (if appropriate) and run on all primary architectures from default live image, DVD, multi-CD, and boot.iso install media " 16:44:55 "# The installer must be able to use the CD and DVD local package source options " 16:45:02 +1 16:45:05 jlaska: die die die split media die die die 16:45:22 if only 16:45:23 notting: yes please! 16:45:25 it'll never die 16:45:32 split DVD will be on us soon 16:45:37 yeah 16:45:39 by the time 700meg CDs become obsolete, we'll be onto split DVDs 16:45:45 then split blurays 16:45:54 then split ass chip. 16:46:04 that sounds painful 16:46:18 removal is the reverse of installation. 16:46:24 anyway, what's the status on this, anaconda guys? 16:46:41 if it's a bug assigned to peter, someone needs to bug him about it 16:46:45 I thought bcl was looking into this, or something with media check 16:47:09 there's another on the list we may need pjones to look at 16:48:31 so who wants to take the pjones-poking-stick in hand? 16:48:57 I suppose I can 16:49:11 although that really should fall under the anaconda release manager's role (: 16:49:20 yeah i can do it too 16:49:27 that would be better 16:49:44 #agreed 569377 is a blocker, clumens to poke pjones about it 16:49:54 #action clumens to poke pjones to take action on 569377 16:49:57 clumens is carrying the torch for dlehman today 16:50:12 or, wearing the dlehman mask 16:50:19 we all wear.... masks 16:50:19 oh, we know he carries a torch for dlehman EVERY day 16:50:39 I AM A DLEHMAN. DO WHAT I SAY. 16:50:46 * jlaska has a weird flashback to silence of the lambs 16:50:56 #topic https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=539904 16:50:58 Bug 539904: medium, low, ---, akozumpl, ASSIGNED, UnicodeDecodeError: 'ascii' codec can't decode byte 0xc3 in position 9: ordinal not in range(128) 16:51:07 jlaska: flashback? you were *there*?! 16:51:11 i need to talk to dmalcolm about this bug before i ACK the patch. 16:51:41 so, AGAIN non-English installs are broken, and AGAIN it takes community testing to notice because we never remember to try anything except English 16:51:41 sigh 16:52:03 jlaska: should we take a note to add a 'common non-English languages installation' validation test? 16:53:13 adamw: non-english *TUI* installs, to be precise 16:53:16 #idea non-english languages are not represented in the current installer matrix 16:53:19 notting: yeah 16:53:31 #idea non-english languages are not represented in the current installer matrix (both graphical or text-mode) 16:53:46 #undo 16:53:47 Removing item from minutes: 16:53:56 no idea if that worked 16:53:57 #undo 16:53:58 Removing item from minutes: 16:54:00 #idea non-english languages are not represented in the current installer matrix (both graphical or text-mode) 16:54:06 sorry, nothing to see here 16:54:36 other than that...i think this is definitely a blocker 16:54:40 adamw: I'll ping Hurry to see if she has time to take a look at this 16:54:45 so the status is that clumens is looking at the patch? 16:55:09 yes 16:55:26 alrighty then 16:55:46 #agreed 539904 is a blocker, a patch is in the bug, clumens is checking it 16:56:02 #topic https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=505189 16:56:03 Bug 505189: medium, medium, ---, rvykydal, MODIFIED, Going back to repo UI screen and and modifying Installation Repo causes traceback 16:56:53 this looks like it's fixed already and just waiting on the next compose? 16:56:56 looks like this existed in F12 16:57:07 adamw: yeah, I believe that's the case 16:57:25 should this be fixed in TC1? 16:57:49 if we get a new anaconda build 16:58:01 so yeah, should it be fixed ... hmmm 16:58:13 well i wasn't sure, there's no 'fixed in version' filled in 16:58:18 or mention of the fixed version in the comments 16:58:24 just that you tested an updates.img of unknown provenance :) 16:58:47 ... 16:59:33 christ on a bike, NVIDIA just invented a graphics card with 295W design power consumption. 16:59:36 oh right 16:59:43 so, um, for this bug - I think we just need to know what the status of the fix is 16:59:55 so Radek commited this to master, but was waiting for review in this meeting to commit it to anaconda/f13-branch 17:00:15 what needs reviewing? 17:00:17 http://git.fedorahosted.org/git/?p=anaconda.git;a=commit;h=f8c1f662b5195805d5fbde60c6593909cd8f4395 17:00:32 I guess we can decide whether it's a beta blocker 17:00:45 it's an edge case 17:01:11 it doesn't feel terribly blocker-y to me 17:01:15 I think this is a nice to have for me 17:01:17 but if the fix is going to go in anyway... 17:01:30 trying to coax the diff out of the git site 17:01:42 oh yeah, that looks nice and simple. I'd take it 17:01:50 Oxf13: you saw the link above? 17:01:51 (provided we get a build in the next day or so) 17:01:59 jlaska: yeah, it didn't automatically show me the diff 17:02:03 gotfcha 17:02:11 clumens: any comment on it? 17:02:16 I tested it against TC0 ... and no spewage 17:02:29 adamw: i'm fine with taking it 17:02:47 so i think we're agreed it's not a blocker but a nice-to-have and we'll take it? 17:03:27 #agreed 505189 is not quite a blocker, but nice to have, and the fix is simple: we will probably take it into beta 17:04:18 #topic https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=567346 17:04:19 Bug 567346: high, low, ---, richard, ASSIGNED, gpk-update-viewer does not install updates if there is any dependency issue, and does not correctly report this 17:04:38 WHEW 17:05:00 i think we're done anaconding 17:05:02 thanks clumens 17:05:14 sure 17:05:51 so this issue has risen from the dead 17:06:04 adamw: is this still frustratingly difficult to consistently reproduce? 17:06:26 well i could previously always reproduce it just by trying to install an update set with a dependency issue' 17:06:43 what's odd now is that I hit it yesterday on an update set with *no* dependency issue 17:07:00 adamw: still hitting? 17:07:12 the changelog for the last gnome-packagekit update claimed a fix for it, but i hit the bug with that version 17:07:14 just checking 17:07:19 it'll be a different package set today, so... 17:08:51 hmm, no, i have the same 25 updates at present, still hitting the bug 17:08:51 Perhaps we can check w/ hughsie on this again, see if there's anything else he can think of? 17:09:02 well, i did comment in the bug, no reply as yet 17:09:05 adamw: you're system is available for remote deubg right? 17:09:16 yeah, he has a login 17:10:59 i'm not sure there's much to say here, just that we're worried about it :/ 17:11:04 this fits in with the intel BIOS raid bug 17:11:08 I think we just need more info? 17:11:31 I've pinged jrb to check if hughsie is out of town this week 17:12:06 ok 17:12:18 i'll try to catch hughsie and pump his brains about it 17:12:37 i wonder if the fix for the broken-deps case broke the no-broken-deps case :P 17:12:42 I'd say keep it on the list still 17:12:45 have you tried updating with it lately? 17:12:47 adamw: heh 17:13:03 * jlaska trying 17:13:18 I have 17:13:22 Oxf13: worked? 17:13:27 I used PK last night to update an install I did in parallels 17:13:30 and yes, it worked 17:13:37 no updates right now (previously applied with yum) ... will update the bz if it fails for me 17:14:07 Oxf13: hum. what version of gnome-packagekit ? 17:14:24 let me unpause it and find out 17:16:01 gnome-packagekit-2.29.92-0.1.20100315git and PackageKit-0.6.2-1.fc13 17:16:51 same as me. hrm. 17:16:55 this bug is definitely slippery. 17:17:03 well, as we said, not much to do about it, just a 'more info needed' case 17:17:18 i'll update on it next week 17:17:31 because it's so hit/miss I'm still leery about blocking beta for it 17:17:55 as long as it's still hitting someone, though, it's almost certainly going to hit some people in final. we really need the update mechanism to be pretty reliable... 17:18:23 if we test and find out of 1,000 people it's fine for 999 and only broken for me, then fine, but right now we're still at the 'not really sure what's going on' stage, i think... 17:18:48 right, I'd like to understand more about the conditions where failure still occurs 17:19:42 adamw: I agree, to a point. I'd be less willing to let final go out with this 17:20:16 we can certainly bump it next week if it seems appropriate 17:20:24 but for now i want to keep it on the list so we get updates at least... 17:20:32 +1 17:21:18 fine by me 17:22:28 #agreed 567346 requires more information; hughsie believed it was fixed in latest gnome-packagekit but adamw is still experiencing. blocker status unclear but leaving on list at least until next week 17:22:39 #action adamw to talk to hughsie about 567346 and try to diagnose 17:22:47 #topic https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=568106 17:22:48 Bug 568106: medium, low, ---, pjones, NEW, Unable to enter grub menu in F-13-Alpha with console=ttyS0 17:23:00 cranes maska again 17:23:18 clumens: this is the other bug I think we'll need help from pjones on 17:24:03 * jlaska reviews our call on this last week 17:24:31 * No consensus reached on F13Beta criteria (jlaska, 17:29:10) 17:24:31 * Needs feedback from pjones whether it is a Beta blocker or not 17:25:28 is it a beta blocker ... hmm 17:26:04 pjones seems online, we could poke him 17:26:08 is there a workaround? 17:26:41 adamw: you could install libguestfs to access the guests disk and change grub.conf that way 17:26:44 but ... eew 17:27:36 so this is only a problem when you need to modify grub config in the first boot after a serial install? 17:27:44 it seems a bit...cornery :) 17:28:04 linville: hi - here for the meeting? or just dropping by? 17:28:06 I'd be more concerned if we could reproduce this on real serial systems, since virt has a very easy workaround 17:28:15 I think you might be right ... it only affects anyone that does virt installs using serial 17:28:30 Oxf13: have 'we' (by which i mean 'you') tried? 17:28:43 adamw jlaska suggested I look in re: 533746 17:28:56 adamw: I have nothing here capable of serial booting 17:29:00 er serial output at boot 17:29:25 linville: ah yeah we're coming to that in a minute 17:29:33 Oxf13: jlaska: so, who does ahve such a beast? 17:30:21 Oxf13: yeah, I don't know if it impacts real systems ... I'll action that. But it would be helpful too if someone could look at it. 17:30:40 #action jlaska will attempt to reproduce 568106 on bare metal 17:30:51 I bet pjones might 17:31:11 shall we tentatively agree that it's probably a blocker if it affects a bare metal system, and punt it to next week? 17:31:52 well, I'd honestly think the virt use case is more important ... but I can live with that. I don't want this to fall off the radar 17:32:34 well, let's postpone and have a cheery argument next week! that'll be fun 17:32:42 jlaska: why is the virt case more important when there is a really easy workaround? (virt-viewer) 17:32:56 #agreed 568106 blocker status uncertain, leaving on the list to discuss again next week after further testing 17:33:05 do we expect that the serial case is that widely used in Fedora virt guests? 17:33:36 Oxf13: same could be said of bare metal (tty0) 17:33:43 Oxf13: I'll need to check w/ jforbes on that 17:33:50 I ping'd, but haven't heard back yet 17:34:03 I'll try to follow-up with some data for next week 17:34:05 hard to virt-viewer bare metal (: 17:34:19 yup 17:34:19 #topic https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=533746 17:34:20 Bug 533746: urgent, low, ---, linville, ASSIGNED, Fedora 12 livecd freezes at udev on Acer Aspire One D250 17:34:29 alright, so we have linville with us for this one 17:34:33 i've been following it too 17:34:57 i believe the status is that they've worked out the issue and have a preliminary patch which at least avoids the hard hang, right linville? 17:36:39 correct, it will avoid the hang 17:37:00 b43 still won't work, and if any affected defice has b44 it won't work either 17:37:06 ah 17:37:12 but still, avoiding the hang's the big thing 17:37:13 i think someone expressed concern in the bug that it could theoretically lead to regressions in other cases 17:37:38 michael can be a bit of a curmudgeon :-) 17:38:33 I'm refining the patch today, it will avoid executing the new checks on devices that don't have those registers 17:38:40 nice 17:38:50 at least, provided that we actually understand which ones do and don't :-) 17:38:50 do you think it'd be best to get this in for the beta, or post-beta? 17:39:15 probably better to have it in a beta, "just in case" 17:39:41 okay. my read is that that's probably best too, it's much more likely to fix than break, so we can roll with it 17:40:25 worksforme 17:40:28 I'll polish-up the patch and get the final version reviewed by chuck and larry...err...michael and larry :-) 17:40:57 Oxf13: there's, what, a week or so before we start cranking release candidates? 17:41:10 less than a week 17:41:14 oh yeah 17:41:22 so, probably best if we can get a kernel build with the patch by tuesday? 17:43:17 Oxf13: ^^^ 17:44:01 yeah, that would be best, earlier would be better though to get it into -testing and get some karma on it 17:44:08 okay 17:44:19 linville: so that's the timetable :) sound workable? 17:45:26 yes, fine 17:46:10 great, thanks 17:46:34 #agreed 533746 is blocker-y due to the large amount of systems affected, a fix is in progress and linville is hopeful it can land early next week in time for beta rc1 17:46:50 #topic https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=566425 17:46:53 Bug 566425: medium, low, ---, crobinso, POST, qemu: could not load kernel '/var/lib/libvirt/boot/virtinst-vmlinuz.bmav1g': Permission denied 17:47:15 come on down, cranes! 17:48:03 tada ... 17:48:30 I think our previous decision still holds ... 17:48:42 # The release must boot successfully as a virtual guest in a situation where 17:48:45 the virtual host is running the same release (using Fedora's current preferred 17:48:49 virtualization technology) 17:49:04 yep sure 17:49:24 i'm looking more at the fix status 17:49:27 I can check w/ cole to see when he anticipates this landing in a Fedora package 17:49:34 he's out right now 17:49:40 okay 17:49:43 it's upstream, so it should hit fedora soon 17:49:47 but yes, needs some poking 17:49:48 okay 17:49:55 if we accept it as a beta blocker we need it in a package in time for beta rc1... 17:49:56 * jlaska updates the bug 17:50:11 next Tuesday, going by previous discussion? 17:50:22 that's the day i pulled out of my ass, yeah :) 17:50:45 Tuesday would have marked the Freeze day, if we were stilld oing freezes 17:50:52 which would mean Thursday was the RC day I thik 17:51:15 alrighty 17:51:17 release is on the 6th 17:51:17 okay 17:51:37 which means go-nogo is on 31st or so 17:51:37 #agreed 566425 is a blocker, jlaska will co-ordinate with cole to get a fixed package downstream in time for beta rc period 17:51:56 #action jlaska to co-ordinate with crobinson to get a new libvirt package in 17:52:00 which means we really should have an RC to test by the 31st 17:52:09 #topic https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=559290 17:52:10 Bug 559290: medium, medium, ---, lvm-team, ASSIGNED, LVMError: lvcreate failed for VolGroup/lv_root - 512M insufficient for Fedora install 17:52:20 ah, this one 17:52:21 er 24th 17:52:21 yup 17:52:25 the testing on this looked promising 17:52:46 yeah I'd say this is "fixed" 17:53:07 although it has prompted a need to re-evaluate the listed minimal requirements as well as the anaconda hardcoded requirements 17:53:12 yeah, robatino had some questions around what the true minimum RAM is for an install, but while valuable, I think that's outside the scope of the original reported problem 17:53:29 how should we prioritize that eval? 17:54:08 I think best for F13 is to see if our existing values hold true 17:54:20 eg can you perform what we say you can perform with the amount of ram we say you can 17:54:26 if we can, great. 17:54:38 for F14 we should revisit if we should adjust those values lower 17:55:04 * jlaska looks for f13 draft release notes 17:55:05 Do we have matrix items to validate our minimal hardware set? 17:55:43 we don't touch upon validating minimal hardware requirements 17:56:06 wow that's low ... 17:56:06 # 17:56:06 Recommended for text-mode: 233 MHz G3 or better, 128 MiB RAM. 17:56:06 # 17:56:07 Recommended for graphical: 400 MHz G3 or better, 256 MiB RAM. 17:56:11 #link http://docs.fedoraproject.org/release-notes/f12/en-US/html/index.html#sect-Release_Notes-Hardware_Requirements 17:56:14 i thought we already revised those? guh 17:56:18 there's definitely a bug open for it 17:56:24 https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=499585 17:56:25 Bug 499585: medium, low, ---, relnotes, ASSIGNED, clarify minimum hardware requirements 17:57:02 uh... for f13 should G3 be mentioned? 17:57:19 oh, thats 12, ok. 17:58:18 yeah, I couldn't find the latest 13 relnotes 17:58:55 adamw: should we move further discussion around testing the min requirements into bug 499585? 17:58:57 Bug https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=499585 medium, low, ---, relnotes, ASSIGNED, clarify minimum hardware requirements 17:59:04 should be somewhere in https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Category:Documentation_beats 17:59:15 jlaska: yeah, but we need to get the docs team interested in that bug...it's been there a while 17:59:41 back to the topic, I think the current bug is fixed, and the lvm2 package did make it into stable, or it will next time bodhi runs 17:59:42 https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Documentation_Beats_Hardware_Overview looks like the beat 17:59:43 * jlaska sets fedora_requires_release_note = ? 17:59:48 Oxf13: agreed 17:59:52 i'd best check they're still using the beats for f13... 18:00:03 Oxf13: I'm concerned about what else will come in with the lvm2 change, but our test matrix should beat on it pretty good 18:00:07 what lvm2 package gets used in anaconda exactly? 18:00:18 it has to be 'baked in' somehow, right? 18:00:33 jlaska: it didn't look like much more than just that patch, but I'd have to re-look 18:00:41 adamw: that happens during the compose process (buildinstall I think) 18:00:54 where two great tastes are combined into one installable juicy image 18:01:07 hehe 18:01:27 but we're going to get at least _one_ more installer image build before beta obviously, so that should be fine 18:01:34 so shall we close it? 18:01:45 yup, I'll update the bz 18:02:00 #action jlaska will update 559290 given that it appears the reporter problem is resolved 18:02:02 alright 18:02:11 #agreed 559290 looks fixed, jlaska to update bugzilla 18:02:21 #agreed discussion on hardware requirements documentation to move to 499585 18:02:29 ahem. 18:02:35 buildinstall is ran every compose 18:02:37 3 more to go! 18:02:40 Oxf13: ah, okay. 18:02:45 #topic https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=572215 18:02:46 Bug 572215: medium, low, ---, jforbes, MODIFIED, unhandled vm exit: 0x11 - while creating a guest using virt-install 18:02:51 the lvm thing is not needed at anaconda rpm build time 18:03:07 cranes maska time 18:03:09 or rather, the lvm used at rpm build time does not dictate what lvm is used on the install iamge. 18:03:41 looks like a fix for this bug is going into f12 but having trouble at bodhi stage 18:03:56 it's a compendium fix, and works for jlaska's issue but breaks other stuff: https://admin.fedoraproject.org/updates/qemu-0.12.3-2.fc12 18:04:05 #info jforbes directed jlaska to a new qemu package in f12 updates-testing (qemu-0.12) that resolved the issue 18:04:18 adamw: yeah, there are some mixed reports in the update 18:04:21 so this is an F12 issue? 18:04:34 Oxf13: the bug is with booting f13 vm on an f12 host 18:04:36 that makes things somewhat weird for delaying F13 18:04:49 well, we had a similar issue last time (preupgrade) 18:04:59 we decided to handle them on a case-by-case basis i think 18:05:29 right 18:05:35 at worst, we could document the use of the dodgy package in updates-testing for this issue, i guess 18:05:48 but shall we leave it on the list for now and re-visit next week? 18:05:51 yeah, it's unclear where the update goes from here 18:06:04 that's a general issue with updates that have similar feedback 18:06:20 adamw: yeah, our course of action next week will be to document or mark CLOSED hopefully 18:06:41 * jlaska locates food .. brb 18:07:06 well i'd say the update as is certainly shouldn't be pushed 18:07:11 as it led to a clear regression for one user 18:07:24 one of the -1s isn't just 'it didn't fix my bug', it's 'it broke something that worked fine before' 18:07:27 but that's off-topic i guess... 18:07:37 yup 18:08:00 #action jlaska will follow-up w/ jforbes to determine next steps for bug 572215 18:08:01 Bug https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=572215 medium, low, ---, jforbes, MODIFIED, unhandled vm exit: 0x11 - while creating a guest using virt-install 18:08:05 #agreed 572215 is a blocker, the fact that the broken code is in f12 makes tracking tricky. a fixed package is available but has other problems. will monitor and discuss again next week 18:08:19 #topic https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=574596 18:08:20 Bug 574596: medium, medium, ---, mmcgrath, NEW, Smolt does not run at firstboot 18:08:42 Oxf13: oh good one ... you're right, it sure doesn't 18:08:59 we have this often ... it's not clear what modules *should* run during firstboot 18:08:59 have you tested the update? 18:09:02 * jlaska notes 18:09:12 oh, looks like it only just showed up 18:09:39 I have not. 18:09:44 it's on my list to test today and provide karma 18:09:54 easy enough to do, install the update, run firstboot --test 18:10:37 alrighty 18:10:47 i'd do it too except i'm trying to leave my system as-is for the packagekit bug... 18:11:29 i note we don't really have any criteria for firstboot 18:11:38 though you could argue this is a high severity bug in a critpath package 18:11:48 yeah, we don't, but there was clearly an error attempting to run smolt 18:11:52 should we add some firstboot criteria? 18:11:56 and smolt is fairly important for us 18:12:08 * jlaska already noted this on https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_13_QA_Retrospective for other future steps 18:12:11 ah cool 18:12:17 i'm okay with this being a blocker 18:12:21 especially since there's a fix already ;) 18:12:22 +1 18:12:26 okay then 18:12:37 #agreed 574596 is a blocker, fix is available for testing, oxf13 will test it today 18:12:48 #action group to consider adding firstboot release criteria for f14 / f13 final 18:12:59 #topic https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=573868 18:13:00 Bug 573868: medium, low, ---, harald, ON_QA, dialup networking requires kudzu 18:13:01 adamw: the joys of virt, I don't have to be held hostage by needing to keep a specific state 18:13:43 Oxf13: meh. i have vm's too, it's just that i happen to be hitting this bug on the host... 18:13:46 I asked Jim to test this on test@ ... looks like he responded 18:13:56 jlaska: he'd already tested on the bug report i think 18:13:58 but beta blocker 18:14:01 anyway, yeah, testing looks good 18:14:21 jlaska: well, ask yourself if configuration of *broadband* connections was somehow broken the same way, would we consider that a blocker 18:14:31 jlaska: then consider how many people still rely on dial-up...=) 18:14:44 sorry, I don't know the numbers there 18:14:50 it's easy to think of dial-up bugs as unimportant when you don't have to use dial-up yourself, heh 18:14:58 jlaska: as discussed on -devel lately, it's surprisingly quite high 18:15:05 I see, okay 18:15:11 jlaska: mainly due to a) developing countries and b) the entire midwest 18:15:39 i'm not sure it was really a beta blocker, but i'd definitely have supported it for final blocker 18:15:39 adamw: yeah, looks like Jim provided feedback in the bz and bodhi ... thanks Jim :) 18:16:40 so as long as that build gets pushed in time for an install compose should be fine 18:17:12 i'll throw a +1 in the bodhi as jim did his feedback as 'anonymous tester' 18:18:02 thx 18:18:54 #agreed 573868 may be a final rather than beta blocker, but the fix is available and tested and we will pull it into the beta if it is pushed to f13 stable in time 18:19:33 ...aaaand that's the list 18:19:42 any other bugs to consider? 18:21:11 adamw: Cranes already had his share 18:21:26 heh 18:21:52 adamw: BTW, presumably https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_13_QA_Retrospective#Introduction should refer to things that went well/badly with F _13_ testing, giving areas for improvement in F _14_ testing? 18:22:07 dmalcolm: that's right 18:22:21 * dmalcolm fixes 18:22:24 I'll update 18:22:35 blame that maska guy 18:23:31 jlaska: alreayd done 18:24:07 dmalcolm: nice a good test of mediawiki merge 18:24:28 I need to focus on some other tasks this afternoon, so I'm afraid I'm not available for any F13Blocker review 18:24:38 that's okay, we went through it last week 18:24:41 don't really think we need to again 18:25:45 unless anyone REALLY wants to? 18:25:51 just haven't had enough exciting blocker meeting fun? 18:25:57 nope, lets close this puppy 18:26:27 alrighty 18:26:30 thanks for coming everyone 18:26:33 #endmeeting