On 13 August 2010 20:12, Gabriel M. Beddingfield <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
> On Fri, 13 Aug 2010, Alistair Buxton wrote:
>
>> You show a prjconf for Meego. I already have this, and have loaded it
>> into my OBS server. According to the documentation on Meego wiki I
>> still need to use obs_mirror_project to mirror the Meego files.
>>
>> (http://wiki.meego.com/Build_Infrastructure/Sysadmin_Distro/OBS1.8_setup_openSUSE112#Cloning_Repositories)
>>
>> This process is not documented except to say that the file must be
>> edited and process requires a login on build.meego.com which I do not
>> possess.
>
> What is it mirroring?  The package repos?  Those are mirrored at kernel.org.
>  (I honestly don't know what's being mirrored... but the pkg repo makes the
> most sense... just a guess)
>
> build.meego.com doesn't have a public rsync which you need for efficient
> mirroring.  So, to mirror from there you would need a log in.  However,
> kernel.org DOES have a public rsync.)

I do not know what it is mirroring... I cannot find any documentation,
and I cannot look into build.meego.com to see what it is trying to
fetch, so I don't know if any of these mirrors actually contain the
correct files or not.

>>> Or maybe asking nicely...
>>
>> I think you'll find I did ask nicely. Why so defensive?
>
> You mean today?  I think in the context of the discussion... there are many
> who would not consider that message "a polite request."

You should see the messages I decided *not* to send :)

>>> Or maybe do it the hard way... like /they/ did.
>>
>> So you admit it's not as easy as you and others have previously claimed?
>
> I've never done it.  I don't know if it's easy or hard. Looks like it's
> probably a lot easier than setting up the FTP server system that Debian
> uses.  (Not buildd... the one that they /really/ use.)

But how does it compare with, say, building an android image? Or
building gentoo from stage1 using crosstools? From my point of view
the answer is "not favorably."

>> I don't have a Core 2 server so I need to rebuild the packages -
>
> I rent a virtual one for about US$25/mo.  Hosted in a data center.

I have a perfectly good quad core server, it just doesn't have SSSE3.
If it did, I wouldn't need to go to all this trouble in the first
place.

>> otherwise known as bootstrapping. Which is why I asked how to
>> bootstrap. You are telling me that I must rebuild the packages by
>> rebuilding the packages. Can you see why I find this a little bit
>
> I still don't understand your problem.  If you're rebuilding packages, why
> do you need Core 2?  Are the packages using assembly code or something?
>
> Or are you trying to use a pre-built binary of OBS or something?

The problem is I don't know how to tell OBS to rebuild all the
packages without using prebuilt Meego RPMs to do it - all the existing
documentation is geared towards someone who wants to build a single
package against an already bootstrapped distro.

-- 
Alistair Buxton
[email protected]
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