Hi,

    What about the repositories for Mer-SDK with this change to Mer COBS ?

The latest image mer-latest-sdk-rolling-chroot.tar.bz2 <https://img.merproject.org/images/mer-sdk/mer-latest-sdk-rolling-chroot.tar.bz2> from 22-May-2013 still has some repositories pointing to "http://repo.pub.meego.com";.

    In "/etc/zypp/repos.d/" of Mer-SDK :
- "mer-core.repo" pointing to http://releases.merproject.org/releases/next/builds/i486/packages; - "mer-cross-tools.repo" pointing to http://releases.merproject.org/releases/next/builds/i486/cross/; - "mer-tools.repo" was pointing to http://repo.pub.meego.com/releases/Mer-Tools/rolling/builds/i486/packages/ and I changed it to http://repo.merproject.org/obs/mer-tools:/stable/latest_i486/; - CE_MW_Shared.repo was pointing to http://repo.pub.meego.com/CE:/MW:/Shared/Mer_Core-next_i486/
so it is removed;
- nemo-mw.repo is added pointing to http://repo.merproject.org/obs/nemo:/devel:/mw/next_i486/.

Is the above configuration ok ? If not, what is the recommended repository configuration for Mer-SDK ?

       Regards,
       Roberto


Em 22-03-2013 12:58, Marko Saukko escreveu:
Hi,

so the move to new OBS for Nemo is now complete. To take advantage of the new repositories with your existing devices here is a quick guide how to do so.

# First make sure you have the latest version of nemo repos installed
zypper ref

# Install ssu
zypper install nemo-ssu-repos-rnd ssu-vendor-data-nemo ssu-tools ssu

# For N900/N950/N9 install adaptation repos
zypper install nemo-ssu-repos-adaptation-common-rnd nemo-ssu-repos-adaptation-rnd

# For x86-generic/x86-vm only common
zypper install nemo-ssu-repos-adaptation-common-rnd

# After the installation is completed you need to cleanup the
# /etc/zypper/repos.d/ directory from old repository files.
/usr/sbin/ssu-repos.sh clean

# Now refresh data from the new repositories
zypper ref

# NOTE: Some of the packages get downgrade note, which is mainly
# cause by the package revision changes. So it is safe to do the
# "downgrades".
zypper dup

That was it and now the data you get to your device is coming from the new obs and new reposervers. After this there is also file /etc/ssu/ssu.ini that defines some values about the repositories. Currently most important is flavour= which is set to testing by default. If you wish to get the latest and greatest software that haven't been tested you can change this flavour to devel and after which you can run zypper ref;zypper dup

More features of ssu will be taken in use when those have been tested to be working. Stay tuned.

Regards,
Marko





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