fault name for upstream repos that are
read-only for me).
This way you could have a git repo on a home CI server as well as the
main git server and when you want, you can push to both.
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So in the first question above, if
git branch --contains my_branch
only returned "my_branch" it would mean that the commit would be
orphaned and git branch -d would exit with a warning and w/o doing
anything.
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On Mon, Mar 10, 2014 at 12:46 AM, Kevin Lyda wrote:
> Sites like github, bitbucket, code.google.com or gitorious all offer
> free hosting and nice webui's for people to more easily provide
> patches. It eases the git learning curve for people, it reduces
> bandwidth usage on y
for coordinating the systemd version of lfs
> with the main version. This would be especially important if we want to
> create a systemd version of BLFS.
>
> I'm sending to both the lfs and blfs mailing lists, but please reply to
> just the lfs list to keep the thread together.
I actually largely agree with you technically. Though if sysd is being
modularized, taking it into LFS and experimenting with that might be
interesting.
The ad hominem attacks just aren't helping your argument. And I don't
really think they do much to encourage real technical discussions about a
c
Dear children,
I for one would appreciate it if the discussions about systemd would be
solely about the technical issues and not a contest to see who can be the
biggest prat.
With much love and affection,
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I'm building 7.4 so I made an updated SBU calculator. Feel free to
copy for your own use.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Ajp6FoGPPnNMdEZpRkNSZHFuYWJWNFlOeHFwS1pfU0E&usp=sharing
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A very self-serving question but I have an LFS class starting on 11 Sept.
Any chance 7.4 will be released by then? :)
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, download the misspellings tarball from
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/misspellings and then just run 'python
setup.py install'
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> Kevin Lyda wrote:
> > Sorry! Didn't see the release happening. Hopefully it's
And Matt already covered all this. Argh, sorry.
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Sorry! Didn't see the release happening. Hopefully it's a step you could
add to the release process.
I do update it based on wikipedia updating their misspelling page, so pip
install --upgrade misspellings isn't a bad idea.
Kevin
On Mar 3, 2013 11:48 PM, "Bruce Dubbs" w
the number of files or directories present, this can
cause a
-noticible delay in the boot process. To skip removing these files set
the
+noticeable delay in the boot process. To skip removing these files
set the
variable SKIPTMPCLEAN=y.
During shutdown, the init program
sends
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arball/master -O eudev.tar.gz
Replace "master" with whichever release tag or branch you'd prefer.
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round-trip min/avg/max/stddev = 176.254/177.466/179.429/1.401 ms
Email is not realtime. Are you sure it's not greylisting or some other
spam mechanism along the path?
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> http://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Mdev
>
> Looking at this page, mdev can work really well in LFS/BLFS environment.
> I suggest you replace udev with mdev in LFS, thus keeping LFS minimal
> enough, and put udev+systemd in BLFS if necesary.
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t have to run cpio one
> time when building your system?
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mount
of data. If it does we could create a few branches for each release:
v6.6-full, v6.6-book-only-source, v6.6-book-only-pdf,
v6.6-book-only-html, v6.6-book-only-nochunks-html, v6.6-packages-only
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m. The downside is that you have to specify repository urls for
submodules which locks where the package repos go. I like the idea of
being able to move from github to gitorious to savanah to whatever
based on who fits our needs best. It's not impossible to achieve
that, but it would be
Thanks for the feedback. It seems like there's a mix of interest so
I'll plug on. See the git-migration directory in the subversion2git
branch ( https://github.com/lyda/Linux-From-Scratch/tree/subversion2git
) for more info.
I did a git-svn fetch on the repo I cloned from github and got the
late
post-import state so people
could see what they get after importing.
Anyway, thanks if you read this far and hope the info here was useful.
LFS has been an excellent tool for me at work. You guys have done a
fantastic job. If this is not desired I'm happy to remove it. If
it's useful that's also great. And if it's offensive/unwanted, please
accept my apologies in advance.
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g does *not* inspire confidence:
http://mmazur.name/
it would be good to see progress here.
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I could be wrong. Nifty idea though.
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rs tarball. In fact the oldest one is for Linux 2.6.12
from July 2005.
I've searched the mailing lists for LFS and don't see it any mention of
this issue. Is anyone researching this? Can I help?
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