Hi, you can download my fgdata bundle from here [1]. You can (and should) verify it with provided hashes and signature (GPG). After that you can extract it with gitbundle (or so). The usage of that tool should be widely documented.
Anyway, I like your idea (and many others here as well) because it limits the fgdata repository only to the minimum-needed files to launch FGFS. Regards, Roland [1]: http://flightgear.mxchange.org/fgdata-bundle.html On Wed, 2011-04-20 at 21:48 +0200, Cedric Sodhi wrote: > Dear Subscribers, > > I'm in the unfortunate situation that I want to build from GIT and > therefore need the fgdata. But despite my rather good (20Mbs) connection > it's impossible for me to obtain the whole repository from scratch. It's > about 8.4 Gigabytes, I can rightfully assume one of the biggest > repositories that GIT has ever seen and, for just the size of the data > without history, probably the biggest there exist. > [...]
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