Re: Re: PPC in sync with x86
On Fri, 1 Aug 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I really would like to keep in sync. with all the goodies on the ibook. Am I alone ? You're not alone (: I build some packages locally, so my ppc box is pretty close to cooker/i586. Me too but not enough for my taste. If someone knows how I can automatically remove old RPMs and SRPMs I may be able to generate a hdlist for this and make it available over http and/or ftp. It's not a complete set of packages, however - only packages I use (so no kde for example). Local server ? I don't know for you but I don't have the bandwidth to be a server. And the question about who can clean the mess on the mirrors is sadly a old frustration for no-x86 folks. I would not like to raise the dust on this (again). I do have some bandwidth, so I put my locally built packages online. This has only a few rpms that are not on mirrors, Olivier is doing a good job on keeping up. It can be used together with cooker/ppc main and contrib sources. RPMS: http://www.time4t.net/~cjw/mdk-cooker-ppc/RPMS2/ SRPMS for this: http://www.time4t.net/~cjw/mdk-cooker-ppc/SRPMS2/ hdlist: http://www.time4t.net/~cjw/mdk-cooker-ppc/Mandrake/hdlist.cz for apt I use the following line in my sources.list: rpm http://www.time4t.net/~cjw/mdk-cooker-ppc Mandrake/hdlist RPMS2 Christiaan
Re: Re: PPC in sync with x86
Things will be better now I hope, cooker will be freeze soon. C'est ce que je sentais arriver et le freeze me parait toujours trop long alors... Je voulais juste aider si je le pouvais en mettant à contribution les quelques 366Mhz de mon ibook. Je voulais aussi savoir si un SRPM qui se compile sans problèmes avec toute les parametres par défaut sur mon ordi, est-ce que ca aiderait que je l'offre ? Ca fait par exemple des semaines que j'ai un RPM d'évolution-1.3 fonctionnant parfaitement. Pourquoi je suis le seul à en profiter ? ETK, lachez pas. Pascal
Re: Re: PPC in sync with x86
I assume you did check that your mirror is up-to-date, since mdk mirrors seem to be having some problems now. Yeah, I know. And I change frequently and try to find the most up-to-date. I really would like to keep in sync. with all the goodies on the ibook. Am I alone ? You're not alone (: I build some packages locally, so my ppc box is pretty close to cooker/i586. Me too but not enough for my taste. If someone knows how I can automatically remove old RPMs and SRPMs I may be able to generate a hdlist for this and make it available over http and/or ftp. It's not a complete set of packages, however - only packages I use (so no kde for example). Local server ? I don't know for you but I don't have the bandwidth to be a server. And the question about who can clean the mess on the mirrors is sadly a old frustration for no-x86 folks. I would not like to raise the dust on this (again). oh well... Pascal
