IRC chat logs for #ltsp on irc.libera.chat (webchat)


Channel log from 9 November 2019   (all times are UTC)

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14:33
<kidar>
Hi I want to know if I can run use ltsp on fedora 30?
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22:22
<alkisg>
vagrantc: your snponly.efi worked fine, although in my client it needed 20 seconds to show the ipxe menu; that reminded me that I had applied a patch from an upstream developer in "my" snponly.efi, to bypass some super slow UEFI cryptographic functions, and show the menu in 1 second...
22:23
But if you're becoming the new ipxe maintainer, yey, we can do things like that! :D
22:26
(so, I meant, that your snponly.efi was the same as the normal upstream one; and that your packaging is fine; just my client is bad and needs a workaround)
22:53
<vagrantc>
alkisg: i touched almost all the open bugs on ipxe and locally built a version from current upstream git ... so i'm dangerously close to maintaining it ...
22:53
alkisg: that said, i'd probably have a strong leaning for most patches to land upstream first
22:53
alkisg: i'll ask waldi about maintainence and/or co-maintenance or something