Re: Ideas/Questions about Jigdo...

2002-12-04 Thread Steve McIntyre
On Tue, Dec 03, 2002 at 09:19:41PM -0800, Paul E Condon wrote:

I'm curious about the process of creating Official iso images. How is it 
done? There must be a directory tree that is populated with package 
files, some programs that support the installation of a Debian GNU/Linux 
system on the HD, another Debian GNU/Linux system that runs from the CD, 
and an autoboot program. Are these placed in the image manually, 
somehow? Are there scripts that automate some of the process? What 
special skills are required? How many individual Debian developers are 
considered fully capable of performing this task which seems to me 
rather daunting?

Is there a document in the Debian archives that discusses this?

See the debian-cd package. It contains the Makefiles and scripts
needed to generate CD images and makes it (nearly) fool-proof, so long
as you have easy access to a mirror.

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Re: state of the cdrom mirrors report

2002-12-04 Thread Joey Hess
era eriksson wrote:
 I'm afraid your definition of down is a bit restrictive. I believe
 that e.g. mirrors.sunsite.dk will actually work for users in .dk but
 not allow access to others. I'm not sure if this is a happy solution,
 but the benefit of their mirroring anything at all is certainly
 questionable if there will be no link to their mirror, don't you
 think?

There are two possible fixes I think. Either I can add a manual override
system to the thing, or once we settle on what machine will be running
the test script, mirror admins can make sure that that machine is
allowed in (may not work for sunsite type systems of course). Overrides
would be easy anyway, and I'll see about adding them if the script ever
gets into cvs.

BTW, I've managed to get onto mirrors.sunsite.dk from the US just now. 

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422 Genealogy Databases

2002-12-04 Thread Angie's Genealogy





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(If the scrollable list is not displayed below, it is located also in the 
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  --Birth 
Records--
---
  0010-Birth Records: Southern PA, 1680-
1800
  0015-Birth Records: US and Europe 900-
1880
  0020-Birth Records: British Isles, A-C #2

  0025-Birth Records: British Isles, D-I #3

  0030-Birth Records: British Isles, J-Q #4

  0035-Birth Records: British Isles, R-Z #5

  0040-Birth Records: North America, A-C #1

  --Cemetery 
Records--

  0100-Cemetery Records: Salt Lake City, 
1848-1992
  --Census 
Databases---
---
  0200-Census Database: 1850 Census 
Schedules
  0205-Census Database: 1881 British 
Census, East Anglia Region #1
  0210-Census Database: 1881 British 
Census, Greater London Region, London, Middlesex, A-L #1
  0215-Census Database: 1881 British 
Census, Greater London Region, London, Middlesex, M-Z CD 2

  0220-Census Database: 1881 British 
Census, Midlands Region, West Counties A-Z
  0225-Census Database: 1881 British 
Census, North Central Region York A-L #3
  0230-Census Database: 1881 British 
Census, North Central Region York M-Z
  0235-Census Database: 1881 British 
Census, Northern Borders & Miscellary Region #1
  0240-Census Database: 1881 British 
Census, Scotland Region, Highland Counties #1
  0245-Census Database: 1881 British 
Census, Scotland Region, Lowland County #2
  0250-Census Database: 1881 British 
Census, Southwestern Region, #1
  0255-Census Database: African Americans 
in the 1870 Census
  0260-Census Database: IA 1860

  0265-Census Database: UK 1851

  --Census Index 
Databases---
-
  0300-Census Indexes Database: 1840 US 
Census Index: Mid-Atlantic
  0305-Census Indexes Database: 1881 
British Census, Index A-B #1
  0310-Census Indexes Database: 1881 
British Census, Index C-Em #2
  0315-Census Indexes Database: 1881 
British Census, Index En-Hn #3
  0320-Census Indexes Database: 1881 
British Census, Index Hi-L #4
  0325-Census Indexes Database: 1881 
British Census, Index M-O #5
  0330-Census Indexes Database: 1881 
British Census, Index P-R #6
  0335-Census Indexes Database: 1881 
British Census, Index S-T #7
  0340-Census Indexes Database: 1881 
British Census, Index U-Z #8
  0345-Census Indexes Database: Baltimore, 
Chicago & St.Louis, 1870
  0350-Census Indexes Database: Colonial 
1607-1789
  0355-Census Indexes Database: 
CT,MA,ME,NH,RI & VT 1900s
  0360-Census Indexes Database: 
DE,DC,MD,PA,OH,VA & WV 1900
  0365-Census Indexes Database: GA 1870

  0370-Census Indexes Database: ID 1910

  0375-Census Indexes Database: MA 1870

  0380-Census Indexes Database: NC,SC 
1870
  0385-Census Indexes Database: NY City 
1870
  0390-Census Indexes Database: OH 1880

  0395-Census Indexes Database: Ontario, 
CN 1871
  0400-Census Indexes Database: PA,DE,NJ 
1850
  0405-Census Indexes Database: US 
Selected Counties 1790
  0410-Census Indexes Database: US 
Selected Counties 1800
  0415-Census Indexes Database: US 
Selected Counties 1810
  0420-Census Indexes Database: US 
Selected Counties 1820
  0425-Census Indexes Database: US 
Selected Counties 1830
  0430-Census Indexes Database: US 
Selected Counties 1840
  0435-Census Indexes Database: US 
Selected Counties 1850
  0440-Census Indexes Database: US 
Selected Counties 1860
  0445-Census Indexes Database: US 
Selected Counties 1870
  0450-Census Indexes Database: US 
Selected Counties 1880
  0455-Census Indexes Database: VA,WV 
1870
  0460-Census Indexes Database: 
VA,WV,NC,KY 1870
  0465-Census Indexes Database: Western 
PA 1870
  0470-Census Indexes Database: Western 
PA 1870
  --Census Microfilm 
Databases---
-
  0500-Census Microfilm Database: AL,AR,LA 
& MS 1850 #1
  0505-Census Microfilm Database: AL,AR,LA 
& MS 1850 #2
  0510-Census Microfilm Database: AL,AR,LA 
& MS 1850 #3
  0515-Census Microfilm Database: AL,AR,LA 
& MS 1850 #4
  0520-Census Microfilm Database: AL,AR,LA 
& MS 1850 #6
  0525-Census Microfilm Database: 
CA,NM,OR,TX & UT 1850 #1
  0530-Census 

Re: Ideas/Questions about Jigdo...

2002-12-04 Thread Steve McIntyre
On Tue, Dec 03, 2002 at 09:19:41PM -0800, Paul E Condon wrote:

I'm curious about the process of creating Official iso images. How is it 
done? There must be a directory tree that is populated with package 
files, some programs that support the installation of a Debian GNU/Linux 
system on the HD, another Debian GNU/Linux system that runs from the CD, 
and an autoboot program. Are these placed in the image manually, 
somehow? Are there scripts that automate some of the process? What 
special skills are required? How many individual Debian developers are 
considered fully capable of performing this task which seems to me 
rather daunting?

Is there a document in the Debian archives that discusses this?

See the debian-cd package. It contains the Makefiles and scripts
needed to generate CD images and makes it (nearly) fool-proof, so long
as you have easy access to a mirror.

-- 
Steve McIntyre, Plasmon  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Oh My God! They Killed init! You Bastards!
Can't keep my eyes from the circling sky, 
Tongue-tied  twisted, Just an earth-bound misfit, I...  




Re: state of the cdrom mirrors report

2002-12-04 Thread Joey Hess
era eriksson wrote:
 I'm afraid your definition of down is a bit restrictive. I believe
 that e.g. mirrors.sunsite.dk will actually work for users in .dk but
 not allow access to others. I'm not sure if this is a happy solution,
 but the benefit of their mirroring anything at all is certainly
 questionable if there will be no link to their mirror, don't you
 think?

There are two possible fixes I think. Either I can add a manual override
system to the thing, or once we settle on what machine will be running
the test script, mirror admins can make sure that that machine is
allowed in (may not work for sunsite type systems of course). Overrides
would be easy anyway, and I'll see about adding them if the script ever
gets into cvs.

BTW, I've managed to get onto mirrors.sunsite.dk from the US just now. 

-- 
see shy jo


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