houghi schreef:
On Fri, Sep 02, 2005 at 03:19:11AM +0200, Pascal Bleser wrote:
To Lode: yep, ftp.belnet.be would definately be a killer. AFAICR it's sitting
on the backbone
between Frankfurt and Amsterdam, so it should be a decent alternative for
people outside Belgium as
well.
Oh G
What I say is not really related to the discussion, but
heavily related to the thread subject, so...
I usually dowload from ftp. but I could share the result on
bitorrent if I knows how :-)
in summary, how can I give away my ftp dir to bitorrent
without having previously loaded it with bitor
I am trying to upgrade to beta 4 with Yast.
I have changed the Installation Source - Software Management.
When Yast starts to download, it complain about missing items on the media:
time-zone xxx.xxx not found on media and several other.
?
Gunnar
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On Fri, Sep 02, 2005 at 03:19:11AM +0200, Pascal Bleser wrote:
> To Lode: yep, ftp.belnet.be would definately be a killer. AFAICR it's sitting
> on the backbone
> between Frankfurt and Amsterdam, so it should be a decent alternative for
> people outside Belgium as
> well.
Oh God, yes please. Bel
On Thursday 01 September 2005 5:56 am, IntegraGen wrote:
> if you allow a maximum speed for uploads, your download
> speed will increase, and you'll be able to share sooner,
> so the community will agree ...
> the default setting for clients like azureus is not optimal.
> with an adsl connection in
I tried torrenting for beta 2,3 & now 4 ...
most of the time im uploading & my download is
sometimes max like 20kb per second ... most of the
time on average like 10 .. so would take years.
And the tracker disappeared 4 me.
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Well, I've waited a bit and currently it looks pretty good for me: between 100
and 210 kB/sec
download rate. That's on an 4mbit (down) ADSL in Belgium and looks pretty
acceptable to me, given
that on my ISP's FTP mirrors, I get 480kB/sec. My upload d
For info
I downloaded the Beta3_Beta4 deltas via BitTorrent and applied them to the
Beta3 iso images using applydeltaiso.
Beta4-CD1.iso sucessfully re-created, md5sum: 7e3d75d6d397023bf6e7c44fc193b7fd
Beta4-CD2.iso sucessfully re-created, md5sum: 1577d4934f17d387217aaa0dae986787
Beta4-CD3.iso su
Just the link to the article by Jon Smirl about X.
I find it very interesting & think its worth a read.
I hope it's not against a policy or rule.
http://dri.freedesktop.org/~jonsmirl/graphics.html
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How much free photo
Yes I will also give my support to an initial BitTorrent only release.
The clever way to do this for future releases, is to call the ftp
release day the "launch" date, and have that date on the project
schedule.
The BitTorrent release is then the Community release date a day or so earlier.
Pete
I have OpenSUSE 10 beta 3 installed with encrypted /home partition. Is there
any problem upgrading it to Beta 4 with CD´s?
juraj
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Hi,
On Thu, 1 Sep 2005, Reinhard Gimbel wrote:
Dave Chapman schrieb:
A few hours yes but a whole year ???
Oops ...
I was that focused on Aug., 31st. Thus I missed the 2004.
Interesting case !
Any idea ?
The original time stamps are 2005.
Cheers -e
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Dave Chapman schrieb:
A few hours yes but a whole year ???
Oops ...
I was that focused on Aug., 31st. Thus I missed the 2004.
Interesting case !
Any idea ?
Best regards,
Reinhard.
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On Thu, Sep 01, 2005 at 05:51:30PM +0200, Siegbert Baude wrote:
> So, is traffic shaping or packet filtering to prioritize the mirrors no
> option?
In theory this option does exist but in practice it is almost impossible to
find useful limit values for the traffic shaper that do not make the serv
On Thu, Sep 01, 2005 at 06:34:47PM +0200, Siegbert Baude wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I only wanted to say that the time stamps of the Beta4 ISOs are a bit
> strange: 31.08.2004, huh?
Now you can see how long the images are pre-tested within SUSE. ;-)
Robert
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Dna Št 1. September 2005 20:48 Reinhard Gimbel napisal:
>
> BTW: The MD5 of "my" beta4 CD5 delta ISO is:
> ff298d2167f6b11c5fc73fec2ab632b8
> SUSE-10.0-CD-OSS-i386-Beta3_Beta4-CD5.delta.iso
>
The same as mine.
juraj
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On Thu, Sep 01, 2005 at 05:59:23PM +0200, Reinhard Gimbel wrote:
> Request 2: Could one send me the md5sum of CD5 delta ISO by PM ?
Not by private mail, otherwise the next one will ask the same question
again. ;-)
I post all md5 sums for deltas because the ones for x86_64 are missing as
well:
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On Thursday 01 September 2005 20:50, Reinhard Gimbel wrote:
> Siegbert Baude schrieb:
> > I only wanted to say that the time stamps of the Beta4 ISOs are a bit
> > strange: 31.08.2004, huh?
>
> Why not ? Release date for beta4 is Sep. 1st. That does not necessarily
> mean that the ISOs need to have
When i try update by YaST my beta2 to beta4 i got:
... /sbin/yast: line 207: 8891 Przerwane $ybindir/y2base
menu ncurses
and crash YaST
Any ideas?
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On Thursday 01 September 2005 11:52, Wojciech Paszkowski wrote:
> I had problem with loading firmware for ipw2200 on beta3 there wasn't
> problems with b2 or b1.
> modprobe ipw2200 give : /sbin/firmware.hotplug.sh no such file.
https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=112915&x=0&y=0
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Siegbert Baude schrieb:
I only wanted to say that the time stamps of the Beta4 ISOs are a bit
strange: 31.08.2004, huh?
Why not ? Release date for beta4 is Sep. 1st. That does not necessarily
mean that the ISOs need to have that date as well.
Or do you think these Aug. 31st files are not be
Juraj Trenkler schrieb:
Dna Št 1. September 2005 17:59 Reinhard Gimbel napisal:
I tried to check all the md5sum of all the deltas but failed to do so
with CD5.
Try it and you will get md5 od CD 5 iso which is on the list. I think it is
safe.
Well, actually this one way to do it. Finally the
I think you can call it a release as soon as you make it available to a broad
public, and i wouldn't think it's rude... at least i would not feel
offended ;-)
JBScout [Thomas Lodewick] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> had the same idea (and
postet it earlier on the list in a much more elaborte way, so I thi
Dna Št 1. September 2005 17:59 Reinhard Gimbel napisal:
>
> I tried to check all the md5sum of all the deltas but failed to do so
> with CD5.
>
Try it and you will get md5 od CD 5 iso which is on the list. I think it is
safe.
juraj
Yeah ... the question is :
Is a bittorrent only realease at first still
considered an on schedule realease & then fully
synced servers can serve the iso's later.
Is it rude to say that people have to use BT for the
first day or two ?
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> Hi List,
Guten Abend Eberhard (Morgen hier)
> Please take my apologies back; it was my hardest night ever, with
lots
> of faults at my side while trying to parallelize as much rsyncs as
> possible, and only 2 hours sleep between the days.
>
Totally accepted and understood. I have been there and can re
Hi Andreas,
On Wed, 31 Aug 2005, Andreas Girardet wrote:
Good morning to Europe and hello openSUSE team.
good morning to down under mewanwhile...
To bring the discussion onto a rational level again and to start a
proper thread about this and forget the derailed past thread, is there
anythi
Has anybody else had trouble getting the ACX111 driver to load (beta4)?
I took my .bin files from 9.3 and placed them in /lib/firmware (FwRad16.bin
and FwRad17.bin).
'modprobe acx_pci' gives:
Sep 1 00:36:12 linux kernel: acx_pci: module not supported by Novell, setting
U taint flag.
Sep 1 00
Dnia czwartek, 1 września 2005 14:36, Mark Kitchen napisał:
> I had the problem with beta 3 and ipw-firmware when tring to configure
> wireless. Has anyone else experienced this in beta 3 or 4?
>
> Mark
>
Hi.
I had problem with loading firmware for ipw2200 on beta3 there wasn't problems
with b2 o
Hi,
I only wanted to say that the time stamps of the Beta4 ISOs are a bit
strange: 31.08.2004, huh?
I found this on two mirror servers (the only ones in Germany and
Switzerland who have caught them in time): ftp.solnet.ch and
ftp.uni-erlangen.de
Ciao
Siegbert
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Hi everyone !
Just downloaded delta ISOs of beta 4 using bittorrent.
I tried to check all the md5sum of all the deltas but failed to do so
with CD5.
I checked file MD5SUMS of beta4 and recognized that this file does not
contain the checksum of the CD5 delta ISO. All other checksums are
ava
Robert Schiele schrieb:
On Thu, Sep 01, 2005 at 03:06:36PM +0200, Siegbert Baude wrote:
For me the main problem seems to be, that the mirrors don't manage to
rsync in a fast way (that there is not enough funding for Eberhard's
server is a problem which can't be solved technically ;-) ).
The
Glenn Holmer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Where to get the ipw2100 wireless drivers for beta 4?
ftp.suse.com/pub/suse/i386/10.0/...
Andreas
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On Thu, Sep 01, 2005 at 03:06:36PM +0200, Siegbert Baude wrote:
> For me the main problem seems to be, that the mirrors don't manage to
> rsync in a fast way (that there is not enough funding for Eberhard's
> server is a problem which can't be solved technically ;-) ). Isn't it
> possible to all
thanks downloading it right now...
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As I never cared for servers with traffic amounts so huge as we are
talking about here, maybe my suggestion is not viable, so simply tell me
if I say something stupid. :-)
For me the main problem seems to be, that the mirrors don't manage to
rsync in a fast way (that there is not enough fundin
I had the problem with beta 3 and ipw-firmware when tring to configure
wireless. Has anyone else experienced this in beta 3 or 4?
Mark
Glenn Holmer wrote:
Where to get the ipw2100 wireless drivers for beta 4?
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Hi List,
wouldn't it maybe help to at first only release the isos via bittorrent and
add the ftp servers a few days later?
That way all the "I need the new version NOW" people wouldn't rush the ftp
servers, bittorrent would serv up faster (those people usually have hight
bandwiths) and those p
Hello team
Thanks to the SUSE team for a step closer to final.
The 1 CD iso's for beta4 are also available on my ftp server. These
iso's are standard SUSE-10.0 beta4 without any SUPER mods. As explained
before I will continue to maintain -standard iso's also once SUPER iso's
will be available.
Where to get the ipw2100 wireless drivers for beta 4?
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hello,
Lode Vermeiren wrote:
Bittorrent is indeed a good option, but it can't be the only one. Lots
of us, at least here in Belgium, are on ADSL. This means that uploading
directly affects your download speed, and that upload speed is generally
capped at a fraction of the maximum download spee
Hi
Am Thursday 01 September 2005 09:54 schrieb Lode Vermeiren:
> Bittorrent is indeed a good option, but it can't be the only one. Lots
> of us, at least here in Belgium, are on ADSL. This means that uploading
> directly affects your download speed, and that upload speed is generally
> capped at
El Martes, 23 de Agosto de 2005 19:20, Shriramana Sharma escribió:
> Is there some way in which instead of hacking around with individual
> package files, I can just select a list of packages like in YaST, and
> the SuSE Custom Image Maker (SCIM!) creates a set of CD images for me?
>
> Another ques
I'n on the line with Pascal - the only thing the community
can do is to use the torrents. not everyone in the community
has access to a server that coulc act as a sort mirror (not even
a slow one).
to get the situation with BitTorrent (BT) better, there is
something both - Novell / SUSE and the c
I agree, for example I only need the iso's for mirroring purposes, but I
am using the inst-source to update my machine to the next beta and offer
a local installation source for those who need one, and these should be
easier to mirror (rsync) and could be split from the plain iso download...
D
On Thursday 01 September 2005 09:54, Lode Vermeiren wrote:
> Christoph Thiel schreef:
> >On Wed, 31 Aug 2005, Andreas Girardet wrote:
> >>To bring the discussion onto a rational level again and to start a
> >>proper thread about this and forget the derailed past thread, is there
> >>anything that t
Am Donnerstag, 1. September 2005 10:06 schrieb Daniel Bertolo:
> I always just downloaded CD 1 (as there is no minimal boot CD) and started
> the setup with the parameter
> "install=ftp://your.preferred.mirror/mirror/opensuse/SL-10.0-OSS-beta3/inst
>-source". Then you will get the net install where
FYI
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Date: Thu, 1 Sep 2005 10:06:10 +0200
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To:
Subject: [opensuse-announce] SUSE Linux 10.0 Beta4 "Provo" is available
SUSE Linux 10.0 Beta4 "Provo" is ready for testing.
It has been uploaded to our main server,
On Thu, 1 Sep 2005, Lode Vermeiren wrote:
> Why can't openSUSE use a wider mirror system, using 'established'
> mirrors like mirrorservice.org, ibiblio, ftp.belnet.be, planetmirror,
> ... ? Most of these are SUSE mirrors anyway, why not put openSUSE under
> this tree and make it get mirrored au
Am Donnerstag, 1. September 2005 04:47 schrieb Steven Lamb:
> I have downloaded every beta version of open suse via bit torrent and I
> have found that my downloads from bit torrent are far slower than from
> ftp.gwdg.de so I end up downloading them from there because none of the
> mirrors have bee
SUSE-9.3 was the last acceptable "net distribution" - with an addon in
size of 16 GB (sources were released earlier). That was already a huge
struggle for the servers, but ftp.gwdg.de could stand to spill out
more than 70 MByte/sec continuously for almost 4 days, due to the
(huge, only ftp.ke
Christoph Thiel schreef:
On Wed, 31 Aug 2005, Andreas Girardet wrote:
To bring the discussion onto a rational level again and to start a
proper thread about this and forget the derailed past thread, is there
anything that this community sees we can do to better the situation now,
so that
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