On Sun, Jun 11, 2017 at 3:29 PM, Erich Eckner <arch@eckner.net> wrote:

Hi Tyzoid,

thanks for testing. Can you confirm that the may iso still booted for you?

I haven't tested that one, I only grabbed the June one. I'm download that now to test it.

Then it must be some "hidden" error on my end: The only thing that changed from may to june was the machine I build the iso on :-/ (and of course, the packages are newer - but still the official ones).

I also uploaded a new iso just to double-check (if 2017.06.01 doesn't boot for you, 2017.06.11 should not boot, too).

Downloading. I'll send a status update with the progress testing this along with the 2017-05 one.

cheers, Erich

Thanks for your work getting this running! Cheers, Tyler

Hi Tyler, On 11.06.2017 23:49, Tyzoid D wrote:

On Sun, Jun 11, 2017 at 3:29 PM, Erich Eckner <arch@eckner.net> wrote:

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Hi Tyzoid,

thanks for testing. Can you confirm that the may iso still booted for you?

Yup, this worked.

Okay, now I have something to start at. I'll try to change the build process on the current machine as close to the one on the old one. This should be done within the next few days.

On to the next issue. I can't seem to get the pacman package to verify, even after instructing it to download your key. Can you verify that the package is not corrupt, as pacman claims? http://i.imgur.com/Th0Amsg.png

You're already using the new mirror, aren't you? In that case, you need to install archlinux32-keyring first on the installation medium (!). The problem was, that I had to include archlinux32-keyring as a pacman dependency, so it would get installed next to archlinux-keyring. But for this, I have to recompile pacman and sign it with my build key. On the other hand, the iso still uses the official packages - and especially the official pacman package without archlinux32-keyring.

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Then it must be some "hidden" error on my end: The only thing that changed from may to june was the machine I build the iso on :-/ (and of course, the packages are newer - but still the official ones).

I also uploaded a new iso just to double-check (if 2017.06.01 doesn't boot for you, 2017.06.11 should not boot, too).

Thanks, 2017.06.11 had booted, but had the same kernel panic as before.

Thanks, Tyler

cheers, Erich

Hi,

Sweet, thanks. I got your IRC message (though I was afk when you sent it), and I tested the archlinux-2017.06.12-i686.iso image, which also segfaults when starting up. Let me know if testing this on actual physical hardware would be helpful for your debugging process.

Hmm, this is strange: Now it's exactly the same build script on the same machine as for the may iso :-/ I'm absolutely clueless what's wrong ... On the other hand, a segfault would be a little harsh for a wrongly composed set of packages ... maybe it's some conflict between the new kernel and the vm? :-/

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You're already using the new mirror, aren't you? In that case, you need to install archlinux32-keyring first on the installation medium (!).

Ah, I had thought archlinux-keyring would have been enough. It works after installing the archlinux32-keyring, but it seems to need to be installed manually via pacman -U. Pacman thinks that the package is corrupt unless the package is installed, bit of a catch-22.

Its similar to archlinuxarm: There is the original archlinux-keyring package as well as a archlinux32-keyring (or archlinuxarm-keyring in the case of archlinuxarm). In the end, it will be a pacman dependency (in contrast to archlinuxarm!?), so nothing to bother about - but the current isos still use the official pacman package, so it needs to be installed explicitely.

Here's a video documenting the my install process (using the archlinux-2017.05.01-i686.iso image): https://youtu.be/LEPKi9vGKK8

This looks as I expect. cheers, Erich