Hi folks,
I've read with interest the next references:
http://lists.centos.org/pipermail/centos-devel/2006-April/002216.htmlhttp://bugs.centos.org/view.php?id=1299
Currently I'm using the package without problems.
In fact, I installed it from source before and I used the perl modules
provided by Dries' and Dag's repo in first time.
At present moment I've removed the mentioned packages and I've used only
the c4-testing repo. All the installation and dependencies resolving
processes has worked great. Good work Johnny ;)
¿Are there some intentions to move BackupPC from testing-repo to
extras-repo?
I think it is an interesting package, especially in hybrid environment
(Win+Linux, ie.)
The latest aria2 (0.10.0+1) can autocorrect metalink downloads if they contain chunk checksums. Basically, your finished download should have no errors when it's done, similar to rsync and BitTorrent downloads. And it should be pretty fast (depending on your connection speed) by using multiple mirrors.
This automatic error correction is especially nice for ISO downloads, because usually if there is an error in transfer, it messes up the ISO and the full file checksum doesn't match, so you have to download the whole file again (or use rsync or similar).
>From Tatsuhiro Tsujikawa, aria2 author:
"As of 0.10.0 aria2 supports chunk checksum in Metalink: it validates chunk
checksums while downloading a file like BitTorrent. This gives safer and more
reliable download experience.
1) Before dowload begins: Use this to correct damaged downloads.
2) Realtime hash checking: Validate checksum on the fly like BitTorrent."
CentOS metalinks are at http://download.packages.ro/metalink/
(These do not contain chunk checksums yet, but the chunk checksums can be generated with metalink tools from http://prog.infosnel.nl/metalinks/ )
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(( Anthony Bryan
)) Metalink [ http://www.metalinker.org ]
It finally works, thanks...
I had additional problems, because the machine is Compaq DeskPro EN SFF
with ES1869.
I found good tutorial how to enable sound card (it is not detected even in plus kernel)
http://www.df.lth.se/~triad/krad/linuxinstall.php
Thanks again
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Hi Guys,
We've been looking at the idea of starting off local language lists
starting with German, Spanish and Portuguese. These, since we have had
people ask for lists and we feel there are people around who can help
moderate and monitor.
While some work has already been done and there are already some ideas
floating around, I'd like to ask everyone here on centos-devel what they
think about this and if any suggestions they might have.
One thing that would be really good is if we can somehow create the
environment for local language / regional centos support groups to get
started, and then use that common pool to work with all associated
resources ( eg, regional / language lists, wiki, web forums, related irc
channels (?) etc )
- KB
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Hi,
will it be possible to enable ISA PnP support in CentOS Plus Kernel?
Many old machines have integrated ISA Sound cards and Kernel recompile is needed to get the sound up.
Thank To Dev team for the great job.
Foxb
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Dear CentOS developers,
there is a demand for ready-to-boot virtual machine images for distros
like CentOS. Since i am an afinicado of CentOS and Xen, i would like to
build and maintain a CentOS5-image. Is centos.org interested in hosting
such a sub-project? Testing and tasting CentOS would get much easier, it
would help making CentOS more popular.
Planned features:
* support for several VMMs (Xen3, VMware player/workstation/server,
VirtualBox, UML, KVM, ...; maybe even VirtualPC ;-)
* Click&Run for win32-users:
1. download & install vmplayer
2. download & unzip CentOS-desktop-image.zip
3. double-click "centos.vmx"
* sparse flat disk image (most VMMs support this image format)
containing two or three partitions (swap, /, maybe /boot)
* kernels and initrds to run the image fully and para-virtualized
* Firstboot script (setting root-password and hostname)
* VMM config files, at least for the most popular VMMs (Xen/para,
Xen/HVM, VMware player)
* Documentation how to boot the image with those VMMs. Special notes
on kernel-xen and virt-manager (CentOS5, FC6)
* clean: never booted, empty /{tmp,var/{log,spool/mail,cache/*}}
* all changes to the pristine image (like customized /etc/fstab,
/etc/X11/xorg.conf) properly documented
Different flavors:
* arch: i386; maybe x86_64
* image: flat disk sparse; maybe flat filesystem sparse
* scope: "minimal" (networking, sshd, yum, vim, cron, syslog);
"standard desktop"; maybe "standard server"
* archive: sparse-aware .tar.bz2; .zip for win32 hosts
RoadMap:
* wait for CentOS5-beta2 ;-)
* create and post a minimal CentOS5-beta2 i386 image with xen- and
vmware configs, wait for reviews/bugreport
* create and post a standard desktop CentOS5-beta2 i386 image, wait
for reviews/bugreport
* if there are enough positive reports, repeat for CentOS5-final
* release when/if centos.org is pleased with the (bugfixed) images
Are you interested in such a project? I am eager for comments.
Regards, /nils.
I've cut my artwork on the page to Mockup 3 & 5 and added two new
versions of 3. I like both better than my original 3, personally I'm
leaning twards the blue band version.
Paul