The repo config that start with "olpc_public_rpms_" is downloaded from http://xs-dev.laptop.org/~dsd/repos. This configuration is hardcoded in modules/repos/ksmain.50.repos.py If you want to change it, you should change the line that contains url = "http://xs-dev.laptop.org/~dsd/repos/%s"; % name for url = "http://localhost/<my_local_repo>/%s" % name
Cheers, Esteban. 2010/8/3 James Cameron <[email protected]> > On Tue, Aug 03, 2010 at 10:39:21AM +0430, javed khan wrote: > > now i have some question > > I want to create local repository, so which files i should download from > > http://xs-dev.laptop.org/~dsd/repos/<http://xs-dev.laptop.org/%7Edsd/repos/> > > there are three folders > > f11 > > f11-xo1.5 > > f11-xo1 > > there are tons of files there. > > now what should i do, download all three folders, or download some > spceific > > files from each folder. > > here in Ministry of Education (Afghanistan) we have a shared 1mb internet > which > > is the main probelm. > > The files are downloaded by osbuilder.py and kept in cache/ directory > for re-use, so be sure not to delete cache/ directory and therefore each > download should happen only once no matter how many builds you run. > > This might be enough for you without creating a local repository. > > I've done this on a slow rural connection (3mb) and it wasn't as costly > as I had feared. By taking a local backup of cache/ directory for > additional builder instances, I've saved much download time. > > Unfortunately, there still seems to be some downloads of repodata/ that > are not cached, so I can certainly see the need for a local repository. > > If you would like to create a local repository, you could select the > latest version of the .i386.rpm, .i586.rpm or .noarch.rpm files. > > The .src.rpm files are not needed by the builder, so you need not select > them. > > If you are building for XO-1, select files from f11/ and f11-xo1/ > directories. > > If you are building for XO-1.5, select files from f11/ and f11-xo1.5/ > directories. > > You need the repodata/ directory as well. > > I do not recall how to use a local repository in .ini files, but there's > a modules/repos/README file in olpc-os-builder that may help. > > Regarding slow links where downloads may be broken. There does not > appear to be rsync access to these files, but wget --continue works > fine. The only problem I can see with using wget blindly is that there > are older versions of kernels that are not required. There is little > point downloading them. This command is faulty approximation: > > wget --continue --timestamping --recursive --no-parent \ > --reject=src.rpm > http://xs-dev.laptop.org/~dsd/repos/<http://xs-dev.laptop.org/%7Edsd/repos/> > > See man wget for how to restrict this further. > > If you can document the steps you used to get everything local, please > let me know and I'll add something to the documentation in > olpc-os-builder. > > -- > James Cameron > http://quozl.linux.org.au/ > _______________________________________________ > Devel mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.laptop.org/listinfo/devel >
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