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Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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#1012 | fixed | Clean up old kernels in /boot | geofft | |
Description |
Lucid cluster machines seem to have used up 75% of /boot in the time since they were installed: opus:~ geofft$ athinfo w20-575-30 df Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on /dev/mapper/athena-root 234134408 12461768 209779292 6% / /dev/sda1 233191 162536 58214 74% /boot Alternatively, since GRUB 2 does LVM just fine, we could just not create a /boot partition. This is how I set up machines and I've never had a problem with it. |
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#374 | fixed | clean up redundancies in debathena-thirdparty | kaduk | geofft |
Description |
This is a separate issue from removing unwanted packages from debathena-thirdparty: there are a couple of cases in which our metapackages depend on one package and a couple of that package's dependencies, which can be simplified. -dev packages and their non-dev library partners are a good example of this. This should not be a change in practical function of the package. There are also a couple of cases in which our metapackages depend on one package and a couple of that package's recommendations: for instance, we could replace (almost?) all of the boost packages in thirdparty-libraries with just libboost-dev. This would be a significant cleanup, but a slight functional change. It's worth considering if there are reasons to keep these packages as hard dependencies; one technical reason to do so is that recommendations are never resatisfied if they happen not to be satisfied when the package is first installed (see #373). See that ticket and also #372 for discussion of making everything in -thirdparty recommendations, which, if implementable, would make this option clearly okay. |
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#151 | fixed | Cleanup VISUAL, term, xresize | tabbott | |
Description |
Unless we come up with a reason not to, we should be sure to stop setting VISUAL, term, and xresize when we adjust the system dotfiles (Unless we realize a good reason not to). |