On 17/09/12 01:41, Mike Chambers wrote:
> Could get even simpler...
>
"Alpha is ready for wider testing"
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On 07/09/12 03:47, Bill Nottingham wrote:
> There *are no more groups that are installed by default*. Yes, the groups
> exist, and are used in the installer to help define things that can be
> installed, but none of them are selected by default any more in an
> interactive installation. In the inte
On 08/14/2012 11:59 PM, Andre Robatino wrote:
The most likely problem is a truncated download. Make sure your downloaded file
is in fact 1434024108 bytes. If it's shorter, you can use wget -c to complete
the download. If it still doesn't match, you can use rsync to fix the download
as described
On 08/14/2012 11:14 PM, David Timms wrote:
Can someone confirm md5sum ...diso matches the -MD5SUM file ?
Don't bother. I realized that I had downloaded to a different folder,
and so the one I was checking against was a partial download only (10Mb
of 1.3GB). Thanks anyway.
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I downloaded the DVD diso and MD5SUM files, but the local MD5SUM
mismatches (Fedora 17 x86_64):
$ md5sum Fedora-17_18-Alpha.TC1-x86_64-DVD.diso
76fc8798ac584d57d911a796c4fb5cec Fedora-17_18-Alpha.TC1-x86_64-DVD.diso
$ cat Fedora-17_18-Alpha.TC1-x86_64-MD5SUM
67c4fceb95fc335e33be10e3de4df3aa *F
I'm trying to get a rawhide VM machine going...
- installed F17 minimal
- yum install fedora-release-rawhide
- yum update
- boot and OK.
Booting the rawhide kernel drops do a maintenance shell (give root pass
or ctrl-d), so I'm using f17 kernel for now.
I yum groupinstall @"GNOME Desktop Envir
On 19/02/12 18:02, David Timms wrote:
Following up on a scratch build from two weeks ago, the audacity project
[1] is now at release candidate 1 for audacity 2.0.0 [2], and is
expecting to release in another 2 weeks.
Audacity Team have made Release Candidate 3 of Audacity 2.0.0 available
[1
Hi,
Following up on a scratch build from two weeks ago, the audacity project
[1] is now at release candidate 1 for audacity 2.0.0 [2], and is
expecting to release in another 2 weeks.
I've built packages for Fedora devel [3] and RPM Fusion 16 [4].
I would welcome any help you can give in test
