| 2017-04-30 23:21:29 |
Alberto Salvia Novella |
bug |
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added bug |
| 2017-04-30 23:21:59 |
Alberto Salvia Novella |
tags |
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xenial |
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| 2017-04-30 23:25:59 |
Alberto Salvia Novella |
ubuntu: importance |
Undecided |
Critical |
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| 2017-04-30 23:27:43 |
Alberto Salvia Novella |
description |
Most important bugs that people experience when upgrading Ubuntu are hardware related, and that's because Ubuntu is mostly tested using virtual machines.
We need a method that would allow to install daily images directly into USB drives, without needing to use persistence. Just as it was a hard disk.
Tried to do so by using Ubiquity, the Ubuntu Live CD installer, but it crashes as per bug #1687332. Anyway that method isn't agile enough, as after installation you would have to upgrade to the development release anyway. |
Most important bugs that people experience when upgrading Ubuntu are hardware related, and that's because Ubuntu is mostly tested using virtual machines.
We need a method that would allow to install daily images directly into USB drives, without needing to use persistence. Just as it was a hard disk.
Tried to do so by using Ubiquity, the Ubuntu Live CD installer, but it crashes as per bug #1687332. Anyway that method isn't agile enough, as after installation you would have to upgrade to the development release anyway.
Implementing this could save a big amount of crashes after release, allowing people to easily test their hardware in advance and having time to fix it. |
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| 2017-04-30 23:28:01 |
Alberto Salvia Novella |
description |
Most important bugs that people experience when upgrading Ubuntu are hardware related, and that's because Ubuntu is mostly tested using virtual machines.
We need a method that would allow to install daily images directly into USB drives, without needing to use persistence. Just as it was a hard disk.
Tried to do so by using Ubiquity, the Ubuntu Live CD installer, but it crashes as per bug #1687332. Anyway that method isn't agile enough, as after installation you would have to upgrade to the development release anyway.
Implementing this could save a big amount of crashes after release, allowing people to easily test their hardware in advance and having time to fix it. |
Most important bugs that people experience when upgrading Ubuntu are hardware related, and that's because Ubuntu is mostly tested using virtual machines.
We need a method that would allow to install daily images directly into USB drives, without needing to use persistence. Just as it was a hard disk.
Tried to do so by using Ubiquity, the Ubuntu Live CD installer, but it crashes as per bug #1687332. Anyway that method isn't agile enough, as after installation you would have to upgrade to the development release anyway.
Implementing this could save a big amount of crashes after release, allowing people to easily test their hardware in advance and having the developers time to fix them. |
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| 2017-04-30 23:28:39 |
Alberto Salvia Novella |
description |
Most important bugs that people experience when upgrading Ubuntu are hardware related, and that's because Ubuntu is mostly tested using virtual machines.
We need a method that would allow to install daily images directly into USB drives, without needing to use persistence. Just as it was a hard disk.
Tried to do so by using Ubiquity, the Ubuntu Live CD installer, but it crashes as per bug #1687332. Anyway that method isn't agile enough, as after installation you would have to upgrade to the development release anyway.
Implementing this could save a big amount of crashes after release, allowing people to easily test their hardware in advance and having the developers time to fix them. |
Most important bugs that people experience when upgrading Ubuntu are hardware related, and that's because Ubuntu is mostly tested using virtual machines.
We need a method that would allow to install daily images directly into USB drives, without needing to use persistence. Just as it was a hard disk.
Tried to do so by using Ubiquity, the Ubuntu Live CD installer, but it crashes as per bug #1687332. Anyway that method isn't agile enough, as after installation you would have to upgrade to the development release anyway.
Implementing this feature could save a big amount of crashes after release, allowing people to easily test their hardware in advance and having the developers time to fix them. |
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| 2017-04-30 23:29:54 |
Alberto Salvia Novella |
ubuntu: status |
New |
Triaged |
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| 2017-04-30 23:33:58 |
Alberto Salvia Novella |
description |
Most important bugs that people experience when upgrading Ubuntu are hardware related, and that's because Ubuntu is mostly tested using virtual machines.
We need a method that would allow to install daily images directly into USB drives, without needing to use persistence. Just as it was a hard disk.
Tried to do so by using Ubiquity, the Ubuntu Live CD installer, but it crashes as per bug #1687332. Anyway that method isn't agile enough, as after installation you would have to upgrade to the development release anyway.
Implementing this feature could save a big amount of crashes after release, allowing people to easily test their hardware in advance and having the developers time to fix them. |
Most important bugs that people experience when upgrading Ubuntu are hardware related, and that's because Ubuntu is mostly tested using virtual machines.
We need a method that would allow to install daily images directly into USB drives, without needing to use persistence. Just as it was a hard disk.
I tried doing so by using Ubiquity, the Ubuntu Live CD installer, but it crashes as per bug #1687332. Anyway that method isn't agile enough, as after installation you would have to upgrade to the development release anyway.
Implementing this feature could save a big amount of crashes after release, allowing people to easily test their hardware in advance and having the developers time to fix them. |
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| 2017-05-01 00:38:13 |
Alberto Salvia Novella |
bug |
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added subscriber Brian Murray |
| 2017-05-01 04:29:51 |
sudodus |
bug |
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added subscriber sudodus |
| 2017-05-01 05:09:56 |
Lyn Perrine |
bug |
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added subscriber Brendan Perrine |
