On Wed Feb 17 14:51 , Onno Kortmann sent: >another late reply to this discussion: >> I'd already found this one. It hasn't helped much. >> So far, I've not been able to check out anything. >> The checkout doesn't complain. >> I just don't see any new files afterward. >> Maybe I'm looking in the wrong places. >The following should work (and will generate a directory simulavrxx in your >current working directory): > >$ git clone git://github.com/onnokort/simulavrxx > >and in simulavrxx/, all the files should appear.
That and the later stuff seems to work, but it doesn't answer my question: Why can't I do anything with the repository I already had? It's the one I made with your script. >If you type > >$ git branch -a > >you'll see that you're on a local branch named master (because there are no >slashes - this is not exactly correct, but close enough), marked with '*' in >the first column. The other lines describe remote branches you just copied to >your disk and which you can check out. > >All other things are accessible if you generate local working branches for >them. For example: > >$ git checkout -b cvs-work origin/cvs-upstream > >will check out, into a new branch 'cvs-work' the cvs-upstream branch, which >holds the imported but otherwise completely unmodified CVS source of >simulavrxx. Should be up-to-date or close. Another branch exists for the old >non -xx simulavr source; you can get it e.g. with > >$ git checkout -b simulavr-old origin/simulavr-old > >There it is, all the old code. > >To switch between the different branches, simply do a > >$ git checkout > >with being the branch you want to check out, such as > >$ git checkout master > >to go back to the master branch. > >Histories can be shown on any branch with > >$ git log > >Which version of git are you using, btw? You should use something in the 1.6.x >or newer range. 1.6.2.5 --- Michael Hennebry [email protected] "War is only a hobby." ---- Msg sent via CableONE.net MyMail - http://www.cableone.net _______________________________________________ Simulavr-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/simulavr-devel
