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On 30 Apr 2004, at 21:39, John Davis wrote: |
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> Every release up to 2004.1 was late and broken; 1.4 was almost |
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> vaporware and 2004.0 was |
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> late. |
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I would like to point out that ppc did more than 10 different _rc |
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releases for the 1.4 cds, while waiting for x86 to be completed :-) |
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1.4 went broken when apple published broken firmware, incompatible with |
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the kernel |
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2004.0 was broken because upstream ppc kernels were broken. (2.6.5 |
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finally fixed it). |
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> We accomplished something that has never been done with Gentoo |
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> before, and I see that as something to be proud of (not to say that we |
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> have an enormous amount of room to improve). |
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true |
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> Let's ditch the preliminary release requirement then. I would much |
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> rather have QA and testing over a prelim release. Will this work? |
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sure |
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> You need to open a dialog with plasmaroo on this one. Genkernel, |
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> although used by releng, is not maintained by releng. Perhaps at some |
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> point it can be in the future, but at this point in time, it is up to |
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> you to get on plasmaroo to fix the problems. |
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Genkernel works ok for catalyst. But the initrd complicates things for |
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users just trying to build a working kernel for a new install. |
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>> Preferably as few as possible. >EXAMS< |
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> In July, yeesh ... |
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june and aug for me. |
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Pieter |
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