RPi2 image of the new snappy 15.04 stable release

Oliver Grawert ogra at ubuntu.com
Sat Sep 26 14:55:24 UTC 2015


hi,

assuming the answers interest others on the list too, so i'm answering
in public ...

Am Samstag, den 26.09.2015, 10:29 -0400 schrieb Sergey Demyanov:
> Thank you Oliver, 

> right in time for a good productive weekend :)
> I've tried it and was able to run my snaps well. 

> Have few questions though. Once I sideload my package I see some
> strange version 'IBdMQGXTBUCQ ' even though my package.yaml has it set
> to 1.0.0: 
> (RaspberryPi2)ubuntu at localhost:~$ sudo snappy list
> Name                   Date       Version      Developer 
> ubuntu-core            2015-09-25 2            ubuntu    
> devicehive-iot-toolkit 2015-09-26 IBdMQGXTBUCQ sideload  
> webdm                  2015-09-25 0.9          canonical 
> 
> 
> Is this because of sideload?

yes, this is how sideloading makes sure to always have a version bump,
even if you re-install the the package with changes without bumping your
version in package.yaml or snapcraft.yaml

> Also ubuntu-core has version 2, previous was 4 if I recall correctly.

this is due to the switch to system-image based images, there each
channel has per-architecture versions (which are currently in sync
everywhere due to pure luck), they will be synced up in the next release
when RPi2 goes official. the ubuntu-core used in RPi is identical to
what the beaglebone or amd64 images use as version 5.

> One more, may be a topic for a separate email, but how would I get
> wlan0 iface working? 
> Old tutorials don't work as apt-get got disabled.

i think just defining everything in /etc/network/interfaces.d/wlan0
should just work ...
> 
ciao
	oli

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