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| #524 | fixed | consistent /tmp/ build dir | ||
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Hi, as per http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/Live_GIS_Build#Packaging_conventions all install_*.sh scripts should use a consistent /tmp/ dir, ie /tmp/build_<packagename> where packagename comes from install_<packagename>.sh. Hamish |
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| #525 | fixed | pgrouting data import off | ||
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pgrouting seems to build ok but the data import doesn't work out, for some reason the make install isn't putting the pgrouting .sql files into /usr/share/postlbs. Log is attached to ticket. |
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| #532 | worksforme | VMware client Xorg unable to log in | ||
| Description |
On VMWare Server 2.x It does appear that using any kernel newer than the base kernel (might be related xorg package) on Xubuntu 9.10 causes an odd glitch where the login page comes up but X restarts after login and tosses you back out to the login page. Sometimes going into xterm session and running sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg then exiting to restart X resolves the issue for a single login. Reading online hardcoding resolutions might also solve the issue with an xorg.conf file.(Note Xubuntu by default no longer has a xorg.conf file so you have to create it.) This issue does not effect VirtualBox, might effect VMware player and is unlikely to effect the live DVD/USB. Should we temporarily disable the sudo apt-get dist-upgrade to exlude kernel updates? I also think we should modify the ubuntu config to only notify users about updates every 3-7 days. So that a normal person using it in a workshop will never see the update prompt. |
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