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Hi Arch community,
Arch Linux (archboot creation tool) 2013.09-1 "2k13-R3" has been released.
Homepage and for more information on archboot:
http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Archboot
Please get it from your favorite arch linux mirror:
https://downloads.archlinux.de/iso/archboot/2013.09
<yourmirror>/iso/archboot/2013.09/
Further documentation can be found on-disk and on the wiki.
Thanks to all testers, who reported bugs in last release.
Have fun!
greetings
tpowa
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I'm getting a strange bug. Testing repositories are activated by default even if I answer no to their use. Virtualbox / Qemu bug ?!
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I'm getting a strange bug. Testing repositories are activated by default even if I answer no to their use. Virtualbox / Qemu bug ?!
I think it is due to the below code in /arch/setup install_bootloader() :
### HACK: Always enable TESTING for bootloaders, until syslinux will finally move to core,
# due to PXE boot bug for archiso
DOTESTING_OFF=""
[[ "${DOTESTING}" = "" ]] && DOTESTING_OFF="1"
[[ "${MODE}" = "network" ]] && DOTESTING="yes"
pacman_conf
[[ "${DOTESTING_OFF}" = "1" ]] && DOTESTING=""
prepare_pacman
CANCEL=""
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This should be only the case for bootloaders and not for main package installation.
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Isn't the version of syslinux that works with UEFI only in the testing repository?
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Isn't the version of syslinux that works with UEFI only in the testing repository?
Exactly this is the reason for this HACK in setup script.
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This should be only the case for bootloaders and not for main package installation.
Well, on my limited tests, testing was still activated after installation.
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If running package installation from main menu and you said not to use testing it should not be activated.
I tested this on qemu and it doesn't enable testing.
You need to tell us which steps you did.
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Just do a network install, and ask installer not to activate testing.
In post install configuration, when I open /etc/pacman.conf, testing lines are not commented.
I saw it both in qemu and virtualbox for a 64 bits installation.
Will try again asap.
Last edited by fredbezies (2013-09-25 18:11:51)
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Ok you talk about the pacman.conf in installed system, right?
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Ok you talk about the pacman.conf in installed system, right?
Yes, of course. Of this one. Looks like I was not clear, sorry.
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Bug located and fixed for next release, thanks for reporting.
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Bug located and fixed for next release, thanks for reporting.
Great ! This behaviour looked weird to me. I'm an testing user, but I thought it will be a problem for someone who doesn't want to activate testing.
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I have strange problem. I wanted to do a fresh install on my 3 years old laptop. I installed windows 7 and after that put new archboot, but when I do this, it shows me: isolinux0.61 ETCD and after that its rebooting, and show this again and rebooting. A check dvd that I burn iso in another laptop and everything is good. I have never problem like this before.
Last edited by Derson5k (2013-09-29 18:45:03)
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Seems a bug in syslinux, archboot uses syslinux 6.01 to boot the iso. You could try if you can boot from usb stick.
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There was a little problem to boot from pendrive. I used few method and program (like unebootin, LiLi etc) and only xboot helps me. I was unable only to used package on pendrive (only network instalation working).
But now I have another problem
For sda1 is installed windows 7
on sda2 I put arch (ext4)
and sda5 - linux-swap
But when system is booting (systemd shows) it slows and have problem with linux partition
video on youtube
I can install software, but I dont know is this a big problem? It takes a while when I can log in (as it`s show in video).
Last edited by Derson5k (2013-09-30 13:28:13)
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Could be a bug in systemd, which should be solved with systemd-208.
systemd-207 had lot of issues, which are probably not all been solved with the used systemd version on media, especially with swap partitions.
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New iso released, please continue here:
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=171663
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Closing -- follow in the new thread...
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