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Chris Gianelloni wrote: |
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> On Tue, 2006-01-03 at 11:05 -0500, Rajiv Aaron Manglani wrote: |
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>> On Wed, 4 Jan 2006, Kalin KOZHUHAROV wrote: |
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>>> So what about the first problem? Working, real configs for gentoo releases? I am thinking |
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>>> something of the kind, will it be possible/good/easy to start preparing a few configs for the |
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>>> next release (2006.0 right?), complete configs starting from say stage1-x86-2005.1-r1.tar.bz2 |
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>>> (as usually x86 is getting the most beating). |
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>> emerge -av livecd-specs livecd-kconfigs is a good starting point. |
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> While these are for the 2005.1 release, they are still perfectly valid for use in catalyst 2.0. |
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Aha! That was the missing piece of the puzzle :-) |
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[unsnip] |
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>>> BTW, will next release use catalyst or catalyst2? |
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[/unsnip] |
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So? |
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>>> And as a good practice, leave all configs (for some time) in the source of catalyst sot that |
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>>> anybody , more in practice than in theory, can produce an install CD. |
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>> catalyst 2.0_rc12 at least installs lots of examples in /usr/share/doc/catalyst-*/examples |
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> Correct. The examples are probably the best documentation out there. |
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> The simple truth is that we have been making so many changes to the code over the last year or so |
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> that it has been impossible to keep up with the web-based documentation. We'd rather have |
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> working code than pretty documents. Sorry guys. |
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Yes, thes examples are quite good, however as I said before, real (=working) examples weere needed. |
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(note to /me => `emerge -s livecd && emerge -a livecd-specs livecd-kconfigs`) |
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>>> Customized bootable CD can be used NOT only for: Installing on "strange" hardware |
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>> i'm using catalyst to generate install cds for a custom medical device. |
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>> hang out in #gentoo-releng ... thats where i learned all about catalyst. |
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> Please, please, please... do *not* join #gentoo-releng unless you want to watch us talk. We are |
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> nearing release times which means that *nobody* that is not working on an official Gentoo release |
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> will have voice in that channel. The channel is *not* a catalyst support channel. There is a |
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> mailing list for that express purpose. We don't need a flood of people coming in asking how to |
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> use the application while we're busy trying to get a release out the door. If you want catalyst |
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> help or just to discuss catalyst, please join the gentoo-catalyst mailing list. |
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"OK" and $point = "taken"; |
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@blabla = join {channel => "#gentoo-releng", nic => "korokoro", mode => "listen"} or die; |
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while(<@blabla>) |
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{ |
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&listen; |
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&RTFM; |
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&emerge; |
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} |
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But what about helping by "working on an official Gentoo release"? |
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Seems, that you are having a tough time... |
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/ No, I am not a dev, but that was on my "wish/TODO list" for 2006 :-) / |
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Kalin. |
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