greetings & first question: Yast error
Hello everybody from Italy first time poster here, and, I would say also quite a beginner, although I'm using this fine distro for my home affairs for a few years now. In Leap 15.2 with KDE/Plasma, opening the module "Boot loader" in Yast, I recently get the following error: ------------------------------------------------------------------ Parse error while reading file /etc/default/grub YaST cannot continue and will quit. Possible causes and remedies: You made a mistake when changing the file by hand, the syntax is invalid. Try reverting the changes. The syntax is in fact valid but YaST does not recognize it. Please report a YaST bug. YaST made a mistake and wrote invalid syntax earlier. Please report a YaST bug. Caller: /usr/lib64/ruby/gems/2.5.0/gems/cfa-1.0.2/lib/cfa/augeas_parser.rb:458:in `report_activity_error!' Details: Augeas parsing error: Get did not match entire input at /etc/default/grub:27:0, lens /usr/share/augeas/lenses/dist/sysconfig.aug:65.12-.71: ------------------------------------------------------------------ Since my /etc/default/grub has always served me well, its syntax is not the issue. I shall suppose this is a sort of bug, but before I report it as such, I'd like to ask you how to try to debug it, which info to collect to best represent the problem. I've unsuccessfully tried to re-run: # grub2-mkconfig -o /boot/grub2/grub.cfg Apart from that I wouldn't know where to start investigating Any clue is welcomed Thank you Cheers, Mauro
12.12.2020 16:52, mauro пишет:
Hello everybody from Italy
first time poster here, and, I would say also quite a beginner, although I'm using this fine distro for my home affairs for a few years now.
In Leap 15.2 with KDE/Plasma, opening the module "Boot loader" in Yast, I recently get the following error:
------------------------------------------------------------------ Parse error while reading file /etc/default/grub YaST cannot continue and will quit.
Possible causes and remedies: You made a mistake when changing the file by hand, the syntax is invalid. Try reverting the changes. The syntax is in fact valid but YaST does not recognize it. Please report a YaST bug. YaST made a mistake and wrote invalid syntax earlier. Please report a YaST bug. Caller: /usr/lib64/ruby/gems/2.5.0/gems/cfa-1.0.2/lib/cfa/augeas_parser.rb:458:in `report_activity_error!'
Details: Augeas parsing error: Get did not match entire input at /etc/default/grub:27:0, lens /usr/share/augeas/lenses/dist/sysconfig.aug:65.12-.71: ------------------------------------------------------------------
Since my /etc/default/grub has always served me well, its syntax is not the issue.
It obviously *is* the issue now. How exactly this issue happened is another question.
I shall suppose this is a sort of bug, but before I report it as such, I'd like to ask you how to try to debug it, which info to collect to best represent the problem.
Start with showing full /etc/default/grub (as attachment to avoid mangling file content by mail clients).
I've unsuccessfully tried to re-run: # grub2-mkconfig -o /boot/grub2/grub.cfg
Apart from that I wouldn't know where to start investigating
Any clue is welcomed
Thank you
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On 12/12/2020 14.52, mauro wrote:
Hello everybody from Italy
first time poster here, and, I would say also quite a beginner, although I'm using this fine distro for my home affairs for a few years now.
Welcome (from Spain) :-)
In Leap 15.2 with KDE/Plasma, opening the module "Boot loader" in Yast, I recently get the following error:
------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------
Since my /etc/default/grub has always served me well, its syntax is not the issue. I shall suppose this is a sort of bug, but before I report it as such, I'd like to ask you how to try to debug it, which info to collect to best represent the problem. Well, obviously YaST thinks there is an error there, so what you have to do first is show us the file for us to see and try to find the error, if
... there is one. You can attach it to your reply email here, or upload to susepaste.org, but do not paste to the email. For example: susepaste -n "Mauro" -t "default etc_grub file" -e 151200 \ /etc/default/grub and post here the resulting link. Mind, it is a single line above, wrapped in two: the "\" at the end of the line tells bash the command continues in another line. See "man susepaste" to find out what each option do. If it is not installed yed, please do it with YaST or zypper. I'm assuming that the susepaste command you have got corrected a bug it had. If it still has the bug, then try directly at webpage: https://paste.opensuse.org/ -- Cheers / Saludos, Carlos E. R. (from 15.1 x86_64 at Telcontar)
On 12/12/20 19:50, Carlos E. R. wrote:
Welcome (from Spain) :-)
Thank you/¡Muchas gracias! my neighbouring friend :)
You can attach it to your reply email here, or upload to susepaste.org,
Yes I I've got susepaste 0.5-lp152.3.2 installed by default I prefer to attach the incriminated file, it's only a few lines short. I suspect something else went corrupted...grub has always worked fine. I've tried to read /var/log/YaST2/y2log but it's too much bits for me, not sure if it even states the trouble Have a good sun-day
On 13/12/2020 11.51, mauro wrote:
On 12/12/20 19:50, Carlos E. R. wrote:
Welcome (from Spain) :-)
Thank you/¡Muchas gracias! my neighbouring friend :)
You can attach it to your reply email here, or upload to susepaste.org,
Yes I I've got susepaste 0.5-lp152.3.2 installed by default I prefer to attach the incriminated file, it's only a few lines short.
Right.
I suspect something else went corrupted...grub has always worked fine.
This line is bad on two counts: GRUB_DISTRIBUTOR="...La gentilezza viene sempre prima della fiducia. Proverbio africano" It is broken in two lines, and it is supposed to be short, no spaces - example: GRUB_DISTRIBUTOR="mauro_machine" This other is also bad: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="splash=silent plymouth.enable=0 resume=/dev/disk/by-label/Leap_swap elevator=NOOP mitigations=auto" It is broken in two. This seems to have been caused by editing with an editor that wrapped long lines, not by YaST. -- Cheers / Saludos, Carlos E. R. (from 15.1 x86_64 at Telcontar)
On 13/12/20 12:54, Carlos E. R. wrote:
This line is bad on two counts:
GRUB_DISTRIBUTOR="...La gentilezza viene sempre prima della fiducia. Proverbio africano"
It is broken in two lines, and it is supposed to be short, no spaces - example:
GRUB_DISTRIBUTOR="mauro_machine"
This other is also bad:
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="splash=silent plymouth.enable=0 resume=/dev/disk/by-label/Leap_swap elevator=NOOP mitigations=auto"
It is broken in two.
This seems to have been caused by editing with an editor that wrapped long lines, not by YaST.
You are right, sorry, it was Vim. Or Kate. Now I attach the file as you say; as you can see this one is even worse than the previous one :) The result you can see it here: https://paste.opensuse.org/10853036 I'm afraid the picture is not that great, I've taken it with a camera, not knowing if it's possible to do a screenshot at the grub bootscreen, and furthermore I have scaled it more than necessary (it seems that susepaste takes images max 1024K) What I didn't know is that the Yast grub module fails to read such a file, while with grub it perfectly works. I have only checked GRUB_DISTRIBUTOR="mao_machine" and so long Yast module works here ok. Each day we learn something is a good day, many many thanks
On 13/12/2020 17.10, mauro wrote:
On 13/12/20 12:54, Carlos E. R. wrote:
This line is bad on two counts:
GRUB_DISTRIBUTOR="...La gentilezza viene sempre prima della fiducia. Proverbio africano"
It is broken in two lines, and it is supposed to be short, no spaces - example:
GRUB_DISTRIBUTOR="mauro_machine"
This other is also bad:
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="splash=silent plymouth.enable=0 resume=/dev/disk/by-label/Leap_swap elevator=NOOP mitigations=auto"
It is broken in two.
This seems to have been caused by editing with an editor that wrapped long lines, not by YaST.
You are right, sorry, it was Vim. Or Kate. Now I attach the file as you say; as you can see this one is even worse than the previous one :) The result you can see it here: https://paste.opensuse.org/10853036
It is so small that I can not read the text at the top. The file is bad, the: GRUB_DISTRIBUTOR="shortstring" must be indeed a short string, not two lines.
I'm afraid the picture is not that great, I've taken it with a camera, not knowing if it's possible to do a screenshot at the grub bootscreen, and furthermore I have scaled it more than necessary (it seems that susepaste takes images max 1024K)
Maybe, I don't know for sure. Depends on the time to survive. The other day I posted a 382K photo for two months. It is not the scale you have to reduce, but the resolution. The pixels per cm/inch.
What I didn't know is that the Yast grub module fails to read such a file, while with grub it perfectly works. I have only checked GRUB_DISTRIBUTOR="mao_machine" and so long Yast module works here ok. Each day we learn something is a good day, many many thanks
I'm surprised that Grub works. Maybe it seems to work, but things fail later, like the UEFI boot menu. Andrei will know better what the limitations are, if he is still reading this :-) -- Cheers / Saludos, Carlos E. R. (from 15.1 x86_64 at Telcontar)
On 13/12/20 20:07, Carlos E. R. wrote:
It is so small that I can not read the text at the top.
I'm working on that...with 72 × 72 ppi I've got a size of toomuch 2.4MB. Gimp, when I take it down to 25x25, gives me 2.4MB again...I don't get it!
The file is bad, the:
GRUB_DISTRIBUTOR="shortstring"
must be indeed a short string, not two lines.
Ya, I got that. With a short string and no spaces in it my Yast opens the grub module allright, but after all I don't care if I can not open it from Yast, I prefer to be able to arrange the text in the boot screen as I wish
I'm afraid the picture is not that great, I've taken it with a camera, not knowing if it's possible to do a screenshot at the grub bootscreen, and furthermore I have scaled it more than necessary (it seems that susepaste takes images max 1024K)
Maybe, I don't know for sure. Depends on the time to survive. The other day I posted a 382K photo for two months.
Yes, I've read something about a "ttl". But K for a photo is indeed a poor thing. Don't we have a better option than susepaste?
I'm surprised that Grub works. Maybe it seems to work, but things fail later, like the UEFI boot menu.
Andrei will know better what the limitations are, if he is still reading this :-)
no no no, I can assure you, my Grub has been flawlessly working for...months? Maybe a year now, in this non-standard-but-perfectly-functioning conditions :) I'm on olde BIOS though, and I've got no menu, as you've seen, I used to dualboot with the self-acclaimed-philanthropist's evil creature once, but I soon ditched it and that keeps me smiling. A confirmation/extension/explanation from Andrei would be most welcomed. What puzzles me is that the make config of grub doesn't complain at all...try it! In the worst case you know what to change back. I'm gonna see now if i can fix that picture for you
mauro composed on 2020-12-13 22:19 (UTC+0100):
I'm working on that...with 72 × 72 ppi I've got a size of toomuch 2.4MB. Gimp, when I take it down to 25x25, gives me 2.4MB again...I don't get it! ... I'm gonna see now if i can fix that picture for you
convert -quality 20 infile.png outfile.jpg -- Evolution as taught in public schools, like religion, is based on faith, not on science. Team OS/2 ** Reg. Linux User #211409 ** a11y rocks! Felix Miata *** http://fm.no-ip.com/
On 13/12/2020 22.19, mauro wrote:
On 13/12/20 20:07, Carlos E. R. wrote:
It is so small that I can not read the text at the top.
I'm working on that...with 72 × 72 ppi I've got a size of toomuch 2.4MB. Gimp, when I take it down to 25x25, gives me 2.4MB again...I don't get it!
mail the original directly to me, and then I will try to find out what can be done to reduce the size :-)
The file is bad, the:
GRUB_DISTRIBUTOR="shortstring"
must be indeed a short string, not two lines.
Ya, I got that. With a short string and no spaces in it my Yast opens the grub module allright, but after all I don't care if I can not open it from Yast, I prefer to be able to arrange the text in the boot screen as I wish
The problem is, the string is not intended as a message or description (I would like that!) but as identifier of the current operating system, different from others for multiple boot systems. For example: Windows opensuse fedora It is used by grub to display it, but it is also used as directory name on UEFI systems: cer@Telcontar:~> ls /boot/efi/EFI/ auxiliary boot main-os cer@Telcontar:~> Telcontar:~ # efibootmgr BootCurrent: 0003 Timeout: 3 seconds BootOrder: 0002,0001,0003,0004,0000 Boot0000* main-os-secureboot Boot0001* main-os-secureboot Boot0002* auxiliary-secureboot Boot0003* UEFI OS Boot0004* auxiliary-secureboot Telcontar:~ # For instance, my BIOS (actually, my UEFI) barfs on a name like "main_os" and accepts "main-os". It also has a length limitation (I don't know how much). So this naming is critical.
I'm afraid the picture is not that great, I've taken it with a camera, not knowing if it's possible to do a screenshot at the grub bootscreen, and furthermore I have scaled it more than necessary (it seems that susepaste takes images max 1024K)
Maybe, I don't know for sure. Depends on the time to survive. The other day I posted a 382K photo for two months.
Yes, I've read something about a "ttl". But K for a photo is indeed a poor thing. Don't we have a better option than susepaste?
Not ours.
I'm surprised that Grub works. Maybe it seems to work, but things fail later, like the UEFI boot menu.
Andrei will know better what the limitations are, if he is still reading this :-)
no no no, I can assure you, my Grub has been flawlessly working for...months? Maybe a year now, in this non-standard-but-perfectly-functioning conditions :) I'm on olde BIOS though, and I've got no menu, as you've seen, I used to dualboot with the self-acclaimed-philanthropist's evil creature once, but I soon ditched it and that keeps me smiling.
Ah, no menu.
A confirmation/extension/explanation from Andrei would be most welcomed. What puzzles me is that the make config of grub doesn't complain at all...try it! In the worst case you know what to change back.
No, I know for sure my BIOS will break.
I'm gonna see now if i can fix that picture for you
Just email it directly to me, I have some experience :-) -- Cheers / Saludos, Carlos E. R. (from 15.1 x86_64 at Telcontar)
On 13/12/20 22:19, mauro wrote:
I'm gonna see now if i can fix that picture for you
https://paste.opensuse.org/14406379 You've got 1 month time to watch it. Hope this time it's readable But do no ask me to translate Dante, I can't
On 14/12/2020 00.23, mauro wrote:
On 13/12/20 22:19, mauro wrote:
I'm gonna see now if i can fix that picture for you
https://paste.opensuse.org/14406379
You've got 1 month time to watch it. Hope this time it's readable But do no ask me to translate Dante, I can't
:-) (Spanish is similar enough, and this <https://www.deepl.com/translator> helps). Ok, I see the intention. It is not a new line, but many spaces to push part of the string beyond the arch. And, there is no menu, just a login prompt. Cute. I'm impressed. I wonder if you could get a similar result using "/etc/motd", but I don't think it prints before the login prompt. [checking...] no, it prints after the login. Me, I would put the string directly on the photo. -- Cheers / Saludos, Carlos E. R. (from 15.1 x86_64 at Telcontar)
On 14/12/20 00:53, Carlos E. R. wrote:
But do no ask me to translate Dante, I can't
(Spanish is similar enough, and this <https://www.deepl.com/translator> helps).
Yeah I know, it's the only language I can read without having studied it, far more familiar than Italian dialects from north or south Italy The link fails to open right now, i'll try later, I'm curious how it will translate something like this: "O voi che avete gl'intelletti sani, Mirate la dottrina che s'asconde Sotto il velame delli versi strani!" (Dante,Inferno,XI) (Dante is indeed a weird/extraña beast)
Ok, I see the intention. It is not a new line, but many spaces to push part of the string beyond the arch. And, there is no menu, just a login prompt. Cute. I'm impressed.
well, thanks, too good of you, it's a little thing
I wonder if you could get a similar result using "/etc/motd", but I don't think it prints before the login prompt. [checking...] no, it prints after the login.
Me, I would put the string directly on the photo.
I see, you must be more in in the graphics realm. I can send you the original picture to play with if you wish. Let me check it... it's under 650K. Or I could take another shot, that one i used I put it in /tmp and it's gone
On 14/12/2020 11.30, mauro wrote:
On 14/12/20 00:53, Carlos E. R. wrote:
But do no ask me to translate Dante, I can't
(Spanish is similar enough, and this <https://www.deepl.com/translator> helps).
Yeah I know, it's the only language I can read without having studied it, far more familiar than Italian dialects from north or south Italy
The link fails to open right now, i'll try later, I'm curious how it will translate something like this: "O voi che avete gl'intelletti sani, Mirate la dottrina che s'asconde Sotto il velame delli versi strani!" (Dante,Inferno,XI)
(Dante is indeed a weird/extraña beast)
The English translation is surprisingly good, it uses old English :-o
Ok, I see the intention. It is not a new line, but many spaces to push part of the string beyond the arch. And, there is no menu, just a login prompt. Cute. I'm impressed.
well, thanks, too good of you, it's a little thing
I wonder if you could get a similar result using "/etc/motd", but I don't think it prints before the login prompt. [checking...] no, it prints after the login.
Me, I would put the string directly on the photo.
I see, you must be more in in the graphics realm.
Not really... one does what one has to do. I had to do things with Corel Draw in the 90's on the job. Gimp can do that job, but it is not the only tool that can. Actually, I can do few things with Gimp, only those that I needed one time or another.
I can send you the original picture to play with if you wish. Let me check it... it's under 650K. Or I could take another shot, that one i used I put it in /tmp and it's gone
Oh, I can get movie shots, no problem :-D -- Cheers / Saludos, Carlos E. R. (from 15.1 x86_64 at Telcontar)
On 14/12/20 11:49, Carlos E. R. wrote:
"O voi che avete gl'intelletti sani, Mirate la dottrina che s'asconde Sotto il velame delli versi strani!" (Dante,Inferno,XI)
(Dante is indeed a weird/extraña beast)
The English translation is surprisingly good, it uses old English :-o
translation is better than I imagined but if I had to read poetry like that i could vomit :-)
Gimp can do that job, but it is not the only tool that can.
I've seen Felix has suggested ImageMagic in a reply, but in another list (opensuse-support). I've tried it and that tool is great, thank you Felix. Was it an oversight (posting in support) or is it the praxis here?
I can send you the original picture to play with if you wish. Let me check it... it's under 650K. Or I could take another shot, that one i used I put it in /tmp and it's gone
Oh, I can get movie shots, no problem :-D
I would have bet my ass...embler on that :-) but since you asked for it in another post I hadn't seen before, I had to offer it to you for not seeming like a niggard :-)
On 15/12/2020 11.28, mauro wrote:
On 14/12/20 11:49, Carlos E. R. wrote:
"O voi che avete gl'intelletti sani, Mirate la dottrina che s'asconde Sotto il velame delli versi strani!" (Dante,Inferno,XI)
(Dante is indeed a weird/extraña beast)
The English translation is surprisingly good, it uses old English :-o
translation is better than I imagined but if I had to read poetry like that i could vomit :-)
Gimp can do that job, but it is not the only tool that can.
I've seen Felix has suggested ImageMagic in a reply, but in another list (opensuse-support). I've tried it and that tool is great, thank you Felix. Was it an oversight (posting in support) or is it the praxis here?
It is a debated point :-) The idea is to post strictly support related questions to the support mail list, while this list is generic.
I can send you the original picture to play with if you wish. Let me check it... it's under 650K. Or I could take another shot, that one i used I put it in /tmp and it's gone
Oh, I can get movie shots, no problem :-D
I would have bet my ass...embler on that :-) but since you asked for it in another post I hadn't seen before, I had to offer it to you for not seeming like a niggard :-)
Oh, I only wanted the camera shot as you had problems with compressing and posting on susepaste, ir order to be able what text grub was writing on top. :-) -- Cheers / Saludos, Carlos E. R. (from 15.1 x86_64 at Telcontar)
On 15/12/20 12:28, Carlos E. R. wrote:
I've seen Felix has suggested ImageMagic in a reply, but in another list (opensuse-support). I've tried it and that tool is great, thank you Felix. Was it an oversight (posting in support) or is it the praxis here?
It is a debated point :-)
The idea is to post strictly support related questions to the support mail list, while this list is generic.
Well, sgrat sgrat...ok, I'll try to keep it in mind So sorry I should have said hello here and posted the question there. But I should have said first hello also there So this remains somehow unclear :)
I can send you the original picture to play with if you wish. Let me check it... it's under 650K. Or I could take another shot, that one i used I put it in /tmp and it's gone
Oh, I can get movie shots, no problem :-D
I would have bet my ass...embler on that :-) but since you asked for it in another post I hadn't seen before, I had to offer it to you for not seeming like a niggard :-)
Oh, I only wanted the camera shot as you had problems with compressing and posting on susepaste, ir order to be able what text grub was writing on top. :-)
'tis indeed is clear :-)
On 15/12/2020 14.21, mauro wrote:
On 15/12/20 12:28, Carlos E. R. wrote:
I've seen Felix has suggested ImageMagic in a reply, but in another list (opensuse-support). I've tried it and that tool is great, thank you Felix. Was it an oversight (posting in support) or is it the praxis here?
It is a debated point :-)
The idea is to post strictly support related questions to the support mail list, while this list is generic.
Well, sgrat sgrat...ok, I'll try to keep it in mind So sorry I should have said hello here and posted the question there. But I should have said first hello also there So this remains somehow unclear :)
Don't worry, it is mostly irrelevant, IMHO. :-D But I understand it confuses newcomers. -- Cheers / Saludos, Carlos E. R. (from 15.1 x86_64 at Telcontar)
The idea is to post strictly support related questions to the support mail list, while this list is generic.
Well, sgrat sgrat...ok, I'll try to keep it in mind So sorry I should have said hello here and posted the question there. But I should have said first hello also there So this remains somehow unclear :)
Don't worry, it is mostly irrelevant, IMHO. :-D
But I understand it confuses newcomers.
What exactly is the difference between a "users" list and a "support" list? What subject(s) are common from "users" that don't constitute the subject of either another list, or support? The existence of both where many exist creates confusion. The changeover of list servers should have consolidated the two. -- Evolution as taught in public schools, like religion, is based on faith, not on science. Team OS/2 ** Reg. Linux User #211409 ** a11y rocks! Felix Miata *** http://fm.no-ip.com/
On 12/15/20 8:30 PM, Felix Miata wrote:
What exactly is the difference between a "users" list and a "support" list? What subject(s) are common from "users" that don't constitute the subject of either another list, or support? The existence of both where many exist creates confusion.
+1
On 12/16/20 2:27 AM, Bernhard Voelker wrote:
On 12/15/20 8:30 PM, Felix Miata wrote:
What exactly is the difference between a "users" list and a "support" list? What subject(s) are common from "users" that don't constitute the subject of either another list, or support? The existence of both where many exist creates confusion.
+1
List fragmentation has become it's own self-licking ice cream cone... -- David C. Rankin, J.D.,P.E.
mauro composed on 2020-12-15 11:28 (UTC+0100):
I've seen Felix has suggested ImageMagic in a reply, but in another list (opensuse-support). I've tried it and that tool is great, thank you Felix. Was it an oversight (posting in support) or is it the praxis here?
I posted to this list, users@lists.opensuse.org. I tagged the subject with the message's content, support. AFAICT, just because the new list software omits tags doesn't mean they are forbidden. They're very useful to multiple openSUSE users, Carlos and myself among them. -- Evolution as taught in public schools, like religion, is based on faith, not on science. Team OS/2 ** Reg. Linux User #211409 ** a11y rocks! Felix Miata *** http://fm.no-ip.com/
On 15/12/2020 20.36, Felix Miata wrote:
mauro composed on 2020-12-15 11:28 (UTC+0100):
I've seen Felix has suggested ImageMagic in a reply, but in another list (opensuse-support). I've tried it and that tool is great, thank you Felix. Was it an oversight (posting in support) or is it the praxis here?
I posted to this list, users@lists.opensuse.org. I tagged the subject with the message's content, support. AFAICT, just because the new list software omits tags doesn't mean they are forbidden. They're very useful to multiple openSUSE users, Carlos and myself among them.
Certainly, but this is not the [opensuse-support] mail list, it is the [opensuse] mail list. [opensuse-support] is the <opensuse-support@opensuse.org> mail list. They are not forbidden, but as the list software doesn't "activate" them, they are not recognized as such and you get a "Re:" prepended. -- Cheers / Saludos, Carlos E. R. (from 15.1 x86_64 at Telcontar)
On 13/12/2020 11.51, mauro wrote:
Yes I I've got susepaste 0.5-lp152.3.2 installed by default I prefer to attach the incriminated file, it's only a few lines short.
But it is not exactly a file attachment, you did cat /etc/default/grub and that can wrap long lines if the terminal is not wide enough. Rather, you have to click attach on your mail client (I don't know which you are using), then browse to "/etc/default/grub" and click on it. -- Cheers / Saludos, Carlos E. R. (from 15.1 x86_64 at Telcontar)
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