Hi Aitor
Excellent thank you!
That's more than I had hoped for.
Ozi
On Sun, Sep 20, 2015 at 6:19 PM, aitor_-czr wrote:
> Hi Ozi,
>
> You must type:
>
> # lb clean --purge
>
> Here you are an example:
>
> # lb init
>
> # lb config -a amd64 \
> --binary-images iso \
> --distribution
Hi Edward,
I don't undestand your question. There is no problem doing those changes.
Using 'quilt' there is a restriction: you can't add binaries to the
upstream branch...
Aitor.
On 20/09/15 20:25, aitor_czr wrote:
Sorry, again a Digest in the Subject.
On 20/09/15 20:21, aitor_czr wrote:
C
Sorry, again a Digest in the Subject.
On 20/09/15 20:21, aitor_czr wrote:
Commit your changes doing:
$ git add .
$ git commit --all
After that, push the branch. You can use tags as backups, but keep in
mind that when you extract a tag you will get a
disconnected HEAD. So, you will have to cr
Commit your changes doing:
$ git add .
$ git commit --all
After that, push the branch. You can use tags as backups, but keep in
mind that when you extract a tag you will get a
disconnected HEAD. So, you will have to create a branch after that. Otherwise,
you will lose all your changes.
Aito
Hi Ozi,
You must type:
# lb clean --purge
Here you are an example:
# lb init
# lb config -a amd64 \
--binary-images iso \
--distribution jessie \
--win32-loader false \
--checksums md5 \
--archive-areas "main" \
--apt-recommends false \
--apt aptitude
