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Ensure that gcc, wifi-related packages are not installed on Xenial on upgrade #4163
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The attached files are the output of |
These package lists are from a fresh install on 2014 Mac Minis on Xenial (initially on 0.12.0~rc1 a few days back, app has updated to rc3 but I had mon unplugged due to limited outlets in my apartment heh so mon has not gone up to rc3 yet): app-xenial-fresh.txt The wireless related packages flagged in this ticket are absent. Note that this Xenial install was done following the recently added Xenial documentation, i.e. with only |
In the case of VMs , A clean Trusty install yields the following packages on the system: This should explain the Xenial upgrade boxes containing those packages in VMs. |
I have a physical instance that is running trusty, using 0.12.0-rc3: I am seeing the above packages installedas well, investigating if it might be the ubuntu do-release-upgrade changes that are pulling in these dependencies. |
Since these extra packages are just confusing and do not pose significant risks given the lack of wireless support in the kernel, we agreed during standup today to handle this in the next point release. |
A clean install of Trusty 14.04.5, by default, includes the packages mentioned in this ticket. This is not a regression due to the Xenial upgrade. |
A version of [0] https://packages.ubuntu.com/xenial/libgcc1 |
In #3965, @kushaldas provided the following list of installed packages:
In the default xenial app VM (based on libvirt_staging_xenial_app_staging):
In an upgraded production app VM
In the default xenial mon VM (based on libvirt_staging_xenial_mon_staging)
In an upgraded production mon VM
Note the appearance of wireless related packages like
wpasupplicant
,libiw30
andwireless-tools
in the upgrade scenarios. Since wireless support is not provided at the kernel-level, these packages are relatively harmless, but they should never be installed.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: