On Fri, Jan 30, 2009 at 10:20 PM, Donnie Berkholz wrote:
> On 01:55 Tue 27 Jan , Alec Warner wrote:
>> Getting Index2 live is I think a different operational issue (that
>> changes to the website are very slow) and really has nothing to do
>> with PR aside from them not nagging someone to comm
On 10:21 Sat 31 Jan , basile wrote:
> We have written a series of scripts to "ramify" a system. There are
> two versions: A) take an OS bound to the hard drive and build an ISO
> image which will boot and put the system totally into tmpfs, B) take a
> system which is already "ramified" and bui
basile wrote:
> Point 4 is what I think would be useful to Gentoo mainstream. The
> speed one gets from RAM totally beats a LiveCD using unionfs which has
> to periodically return to the slow cdrom.
This is already possible. With current genkernel (genkernel- or
genkernel-3.4.10.903), you can
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Hiya Anthony,
First off, it certainly sounds interesting and making it more
accessible (simple ebuild setup and so on) seems like a good plan even
if it doesn't get picked up officially. The best way to start
development would probably be an o
Donnie Berkholz wrote:
app-misc/colordiff
sys-process/iotop
I picked up these two. metadata changed. I'll get to the bugs next week
sometime.
-Jeremy
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Hi,
It was suggested to me that I write this list about backporting
something to gentoo from Tin Hat which is a distro derived from
hardened gentoo.
First a bit of history: Last year a group of us decided to put
together a linux distribution which
Santiago M. Mola wrote:
> e) use a hook around unpack on your local system to detect new build.xml
for a list of packages.
AFAIK, checking changes is part of the bump process, so I think that's a
check you can do either at hand, with a script (it's always a good thing
to look for new files in t
