It turns out we need to use Ubuntu 10.04 to get the right image results
for chromium-linux. This patch updates our scripts to be compatible
with Ubuntu 10.04.
* EWSTools/cold-boot.sh:
- fdisk doesn't have p and 1 as default commands in 10.04.
* EWSTools/start-queue.sh:
- git doesn't understanding the -B argument in 10.04. We've been
using this change locally on the EC2 bots for a while.
git-svn-id: http://svn.webkit.org/repository/webkit/trunk@121644
268f45cc-cd09-0410-ab3c-
d52691b4dbfc
Unreviewed.
+ It turns out we need to use Ubuntu 10.04 to get the right image results
+ for chromium-linux. This patch updates our scripts to be compatible
+ with Ubuntu 10.04.
+
+ * EWSTools/cold-boot.sh:
+ - fdisk doesn't have p and 1 as default commands in 10.04.
+ * EWSTools/start-queue.sh:
+ - git doesn't understanding the -B argument in 10.04. We've been
+ using this change locally on the EC2 bots for a while.
+
+2012-07-01 Adam Barth <abarth@webkit.org>
+
+ Unreviewed.
+
* EWSTools/boot.sh:
- We need to start the screen in detached mode so that we can run
it remotely via ssh.
# Format the disk
cat <<EOF | sudo fdisk /dev/vdb
n
-
-
+p
+1
w
git clean -f # Remove any left-over layout test results, added files, etc.
git rebase --abort # If we got killed during a git rebase, we need to clean up.
git fetch origin # Avoid updating the working copy to a stale revision.
- git checkout origin/master -fB master # Re-create master from origin/master.
+ git checkout origin/master -f
+ git branch -D master
+ git checkout origin/master -b master
# Most queues auto-update as part of their normal operation, but updating
# here makes sure that we get the latest version of the master process.