[EPEL-devel]Re: Any news on alternative arch support?

2015-11-20 Thread Bryan Chan
Peter Robinson wrote on 2015-11-13 11:20:08 AM: > I'm the secondary architecture release engineering lead. I've not yet > decided how to proceed with s390 support in EPEL. I've got a couple of > ideas but nothing that is final. In the next few weeks we'll be > building and importing ppc64le and o

[EPEL-devel] Any news on alternative arch support?

2015-11-13 Thread Bryan Chan
Hello EPEL devs, I would like to report on what we have been doing with EPEL on s390x. At the last IRC meeting (September 4), bstinson suggested that I report bugs for EPEL package build failures on s390x. A couple of us at IBM have been doing that over the past couple of months, and even provi

Re: [EPEL-devel] Call for Agenda: EPEL

2015-09-24 Thread Bryan Chan
Stephen John Smoogen wrote on 2015-09-24 02:56:24 PM: > I believe the following items are outstanding on EPEL questions: > > 1) EPEL for i686 (using CentOS) > 2) EPEL for arm (using CentOS) > 3) EPEL for aarch64 > 4) EPEL for ppcle > 5) EPEL and CentOS sigs (what is the problem trying to be solve

Re: [EPEL-devel] Dealing with cyclic dependencies

2015-09-10 Thread Bryan Chan
Stephen John Smoogen wrote on 2015-09-08 04:48:09 PM: > Normally you use 1-2 side repos where you put your packages. > > Repo 1: All the package for s390 f17 (for example) > Repo 2: All the packages as they are built by your rebuild script. > > As the packages in repo 1 are usually lesser EVR tha

Re: [EPEL-devel] Dealing with cyclic dependencies

2015-09-10 Thread Bryan Chan
Dan Horák wrote on 2015-09-08 01:56:54 PM: > Often those packages contain a "bootstrap" macro that can be set to 1 > for an initial build with limited dependencies and to 0 for production > build. And for building for EPEL there should be a older build (source > rpm) available (because it had to

[EPEL-devel] Dealing with cyclic dependencies

2015-09-08 Thread Bryan Chan
As I mentioned at last Friday's meeting, we have tried building EPEL 7 packages on s390x, using a simple script that runs mock on all the SRPMs, and populating a local yum repo with the generated binary RPMs. SRPMs that fail to build due to missing dependencies will often succeed on the second pas

Re: [EPEL-devel] IBM Z Series Binary RPMs

2015-08-31 Thread Bryan Chan
Brian Schonecker wrote on 2015-08-31 09:40:22 AM: > I would like to contribute to the Fedora Project EPEL repository by > compiling the SRPMs located in (http://dl.fedoraproject/org/pub/epel/6/SRPMS > ) for the IBM Z Series (ie: zLinux) architecture.  The architecture > would be s390x in the URL

Re: [EPEL-devel] EPEL for z Systems s390x

2015-06-25 Thread Bryan Chan
Dan Horák wrote on 2015-06-24 08:53:24 AM: > yeah, I mean zPDT and Hercules. I haven't tried F-22 on Hercules yet, > but F-21 worked fine there. And I suppose zPDT won't have issues as > well. For the Fedora builds we use native builders on a LPAR from the > Red Hat zEC12. Good to hear. These a

Re: [EPEL-devel] EPEL for z Systems s390x

2015-06-23 Thread Bryan Chan
to seed the repository. > There are other questions like do we know that current content of EPEL > will build, etc. > > And I also suppose we are talking about EPEL-7 (and up). EL7 and up is a good start, although it would be really ni