On Thu, Mar 24, 2022 at 07:37:17AM -0700, Erich Eickmeyer wrote:
> > If Ubuntu Studio decide they don't care about the image fitting on a
> > DVD, we can simply raise the size limit. But in that case, I don't
> > think we should call the image build itself a 'dvd' any more; and I also
> > think that in short order (but not necessarily for 22.04) we should stop
> > building this as a hybrid image since it's no longer practical to use it
> > on optical media. If it's going to only be usable on a USB stick, then
> > let's fix how we build it and avoid all the indirection that exists ONLY
> > so that it can be used on optical media.
> We have discussed going with the USB stick route. However, what spurred this
> is because not only the OVERSIZED warning, but also because the images are
> merely copies of the 20220322 image and are not updating upon build. I thought
> this was due to the oversize warning. Either way, this is very concerning as
> we can't correctly test the builds due to a resolved bug involving automount
> conflicting with Calamares.
Ok. Brian Murray has addressed the source of this problem; the new images
were building successfully and being published, but incorrectly being
published as .img instead of .iso with the .iso being copied forward from
the previous directory.
I have removed the wrongly-named '.img' files. The next daily build will
produce .iso files again.
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