iled miserably -
are there all tasks for woody DVD inside debian-cd and are the
contents what we would need ?
Bernd
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> On Fri, Mar 07, 2003 at 12:11:08PM +0100, Bernd Hentig wrote:
> > Maybe this was a wrong assumption since our installation of Debian 3.0
> > does not handle files > 2 Gigabyte.
>
> Are you using a 2.4 kernel? I'm afraid the default kernel is a 2.2 kernel.
> Eit
ge of course, I will need to dig into debian-cd to
find out more on how to check about the correctness of its results 8)
BTW, are there any known issues with Debian DVD images for PowerPC ?
We have all packages on our server, but unfortunately I don't own
a G3/G4 machine yet to verify if it wo
dly using your cdrom as source with each debian cd in turn.
>
> If your cds and the jigdo dvd are the same revision you will never have to
> download a byte.
>
> Problem is I don't know if the dvd jigdo mirror was ever sorted out.
you can always use debian-cd on your local mirror if
D jigdos. Hm, maybe I could even set up a weekly cron job.
>
> Today would be good. That way I can download the image tomorrow and
> have one for Thursday when I go to the Linuxtag.
The Linuxtag CDs this year will already contain a Woody DVDROM with
KDE 3.1.x and OpenOffice, according to their
ebian-boot team for example...
Hmm, so maintaining debian-cd will require in-depth knowledge about
debian-boot for all 16 (17) architectures ?
Bernd
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ently the only
solution for us, so please don't direct me to jigdo-lite ;-)
Thanks+Regards
Bernd Hentig
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nguage, I can't think of a more
suitable one; maybe Perl.
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I don't think there is a need to check for things like virusses
on mailing lists then.
Bernd
>
> Hello to everyone,
>
> I know, this discussion
d "email" XML tags - thus
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though.
Bernd
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development, this includes
> distribution of patches. Your idea won't fly.
Are the patches in binary form or plain-text ?
I think the problem is only with binary attachments like
applications/octet-stream that usually originate from Windows
systems, so disallowing binary-attachments sho
iled miserably -
are there all tasks for woody DVD inside debian-cd and are the
contents what we would need ?
Bernd
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> On Fri, Mar 07, 2003 at 12:11:08PM +0100, Bernd Hentig wrote:
> > Maybe this was a wrong assumption since our installation of Debian 3.0
> > does not handle files > 2 Gigabyte.
>
> Are you using a 2.4 kernel? I'm afraid the default kernel is a 2.2 kernel.
> Eit
%
correct at this stage of course, I will need to dig into debian-cd to
find out more on how to check about the correctness of its results 8)
BTW, are there any known issues with Debian DVD images for PowerPC ?
We have all packages on our server, but unfortunately I don't own
a G3/G4 machine yet
dly using your cdrom as source with each debian cd in turn.
>
> If your cds and the jigdo dvd are the same revision you will never have to
> download a byte.
>
> Problem is I don't know if the dvd jigdo mirror was ever sorted out.
you can always use debian-cd on your local mirror if
D jigdos. Hm, maybe I could even set up a weekly cron job.
>
> Today would be good. That way I can download the image tomorrow and
> have one for Thursday when I go to the Linuxtag.
The Linuxtag CDs this year will already contain a Woody DVDROM with
KDE 3.1.x and OpenOffice, according to their
ebian-boot team for example...
Hmm, so maintaining debian-cd will require in-depth knowledge about
debian-boot for all 16 (17) architectures ?
Bernd
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Hello
we used to create CD and DVD ISO images with the help of debian-cd on a
local mirror. However, when trying to update to the current version of
debian-cd, this fails because
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nguage, I can't think of a more
suitable one; maybe Perl.
Regards
Bernd Hentig
least all tags removed.
Non-conforming ASCII characters ("ANSI bombs") and things like
that should be removed without comment.
I don't think there is a need to check for things like virusses
on mailing lists then.
Bernd
>
> Hello to everyone,
>
> I know, this discussion
d "email" XML tags - thus
avoiding all the risks of standard HTML. Maybe this has already been done
though.
Bernd
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Greets
Bernd
development, this includes
> distribution of patches. Your idea won't fly.
Are the patches in binary form or plain-text ?
I think the problem is only with binary attachments like
applications/octet-stream that usually originate from Windows
systems, so disallowing binary-attachments shou
this product
is manufactured by Debian.ORG, which is simply not true. Only the
CDs (or part of them) are officially "mastered" by someone from
debian.org, mostly voluntarily and in their free time ;-)
Best Regards
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e intended to switch one of our servers from Red Hat to Debian GNU
Linux, but I think this cannot be done since we have a lot of files that
are bigger than 2 GB on our harddisks (I cannot remember we ever had
64-bit file size problems with Red Hat Linux). Maybe we have to wait for
SID final ? Will t
e intended to switch one of our servers from Red Hat to Debian GNU
Linux, but I think this cannot be done since we have a lot of files that
are bigger than 2 GB on our harddisks (I cannot remember we ever had
64-bit file size problems with Red Hat Linux). Maybe we have to wait for
SID final ? Will t
e jidgo files, which is not a very easy way.
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I think that would be nice if it would be integrated in packages.d.o.
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hen since
only the "us"-Version of the first Debian CD would not have
crypto support, all other countries and continents should be fine.
(I do hate "non-US" anyway - this sounds a bit like "outside of
civilization" ;)
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ainst concerning Debian CD images and assorted other related things.
> (And "I don't care" replies are also welcome ;-)
Well, I really don't care ;-)
What I don't understand is why you are changing the name - I don't see any
obvious reason for this ?
Bernd
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the rsync ;-)
Certainly there's always something to be improved - but unless someone
can do it better (and can show us ;-) the word "crap" on other's work
is not recommended.
I did have some problem on the debian-cd-kit that could not be solved,
but I wouldn't cal
e for building the installation cds (with everything *necessary* and
stable on them), then some kind of task for "other" optional Debian
CDs - having things like old kernel sources, ancient compilers, compat-libs
not depending on the stable stuff etc. etc.
Just my $0.02 ;)
Bernd
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> > On Thu, Apr 19, 2001 at 09:37:33PM +0200, Bernd Hentig wrote:
> > > AFAIK, the only kernels worth having in either binary or source
> > > are (in release order) 2.0.36, 2.0.17, 2.0.19, 2.4.2. All others are
>
> > You don't like *any* of the 2.2 s
this with debian-cd once I can get hold of a DVD-R burner
or compatible DVD-RW)
Bernd
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cause 2 different versions
to be around ?
(I know the Red Hat 7.x version are the same now for Europe and US ...)
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ght off the CD, lets you enter a
> > distrib mirror site and your chosen distrib and then runs a
> > network-based install of stable, testing or unstable straight
> > off the net (via ramdisk perhaps).
>
> That's actually a pretty cool idea, for those places where a ne
r are they ?
Did they use UDF or ISO 9660 extended filesystem ?
(hint - if you can use isoinfo on the DVD, they just made a large
ISO 9660 filesystem ;)
Bernd
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Hello,
i want to create the new woody-cd-set with the pseudo-image-kit from my
local mirror. But in
ftp://ftp.fsn.hu/pub/CDROM-Images/debian-unofficial/woody/ are no
list-files.
Bernd
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are probably not able to play nexuiz anyway as it needs a pretty fastCPU and
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r« existiert nicht.
This only happens for the update-DVD's ??
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