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Message #05126
Re: Fwd: Gearing up for 15.04 image testing
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From:
Henk Terhell <hterhell@xxxxxxxxx>
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Date:
Tue, 14 Apr 2015 09:53:45 +0200
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In my opinion there is too limited test data to conclude whether Lubuntu
15.04 i386 is working as too few tests have been done.
My experience up to version 20150413 (which I will try today) is as
follows. In the recent days I have tested a number of 32bit daily's in
two single core machines and one dual core machine but none of these
dvds could be booted to either live session or to manual disk
partitioning, with bug #1432843. The dvds were burned with either
Windows ISO Workshop or Linux XBurner, but this made no difference. All
dvds are starting up but are hanging at some point. Crash dump is about
Xorg. The 3 PC's I do the testing on all have nvidia cards.
The amd64 vivid could be installed several times without problems on the
dual core machine.
Moreover I have crashed I think three alpha i386 installations when
trying to upgrade to beta.
Only the alternate i386 could be installed in the recent days.
Meanwhile I have also installed on two machines Debian Jessie daily
which are OK (but not so user friendly as Lubuntu).
Istimsak Abdulbasir schreef op 14-4-2015 om 02:30:
Yeah, I am one of the people who were able to get some 32bit images
booting on my system. The other flavors worked fine except for lubuntu
32bit. I believe it had something to do with the xsever not supporting
my GPU.
Walter is right. It is hard for developers to fix bugs if they don't
have the hardware to perform the testing on. It would be like finding
a needle in a stack of needles. Luckily, Xubuntu is my primary
favorite. We'll just have to see what happens.
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