Good morning hackers,
me and others tried to form a special interest group and didn't succeed well. So im starting my own rebuild now. I have access to a z/VM guest and some hercules with 1k mips, too Ill inform you next time the CentOS 5.3 basic package set has been created.
Id be thankful if the final version could be mirrored upstream.
On 07/09/2009 07:05 AM, Sascha Thomas Spreitzer wrote:
Good morning hackers,
me and others tried to form a special interest group and didn't succeed well. So im starting my own rebuild now.
how did you work that out ? there are two parallel builds going on at the moment! also, you missed all three meetings so far :)
I have access to a z/VM guest and some hercules with 1k mips, too Ill inform you next time the CentOS 5.3 basic package set has been created.
Id be thankful if the final version could be mirrored upstream.
Since there is already a 'centos' version building now ( one is upto 5.1+updates, the other is directly targetting 5.3 ) - the official one will come from there, however it would be good to have another one to check against. So dont hold off, got for it.
- KB
Hello karanb,
do you guys use mock and koji? Or are the build systems restricted to internal access only? What is the progress of the builds by now?
regards, Sascha
Am Donnerstag, den 09.07.2009, 10:23 +0100 schrieb Karanbir Singh:
On 07/09/2009 07:05 AM, Sascha Thomas Spreitzer wrote:
Good morning hackers,
me and others tried to form a special interest group and didn't succeed well. So im starting my own rebuild now.
how did you work that out ? there are two parallel builds going on at the moment! also, you missed all three meetings so far :)
I have access to a z/VM guest and some hercules with 1k mips, too Ill inform you next time the CentOS 5.3 basic package set has been created.
Id be thankful if the final version could be mirrored upstream.
Since there is already a 'centos' version building now ( one is upto 5.1+updates, the other is directly targetting 5.3 ) - the official one will come from there, however it would be good to have another one to check against. So dont hold off, got for it.
- KB
CentOS-devel mailing list CentOS-devel@centos.org http://lists.centos.org/mailman/listinfo/centos-devel
On 07/09/2009 11:32 AM, Sascha Thomas Spreitzer wrote:
do you guys use mock and koji?
mock and plague, yes - its building the whole loop from the original el5beta2 upto whats current - and its doing that in sync with ppc64/ia64.
Or are the build systems restricted to internal access only? What is the progress of the builds by now?
my stream is at 5.1 with some updates done - hope to make 5.2 level in the next few weeks. I can only spend a small amount of time on this since there are plenty of other things to get at as well. however, I now have a vm running completely from pkgs done.
- KB
Am Donnerstag, den 09.07.2009, 17:15 +0100 schrieb Karanbir Singh:
On 07/09/2009 11:32 AM, Sascha Thomas Spreitzer wrote:
do you guys use mock and koji?
mock and plague, yes - its building the whole loop from the original el5beta2 upto whats current - and its doing that in sync with ppc64/ia64.
Or are the build systems restricted to internal access only? What is the progress of the builds by now?
my stream is at 5.1 with some updates done - hope to make 5.2 level in
Can you push your 5.1 online, so we can participate from it ?
the next few weeks. I can only spend a small amount of time on this since there are plenty of other things to get at as well. however, I now have a vm running completely from pkgs done.
- KB
CentOS-devel mailing list CentOS-devel@centos.org http://lists.centos.org/mailman/listinfo/centos-devel
On Thu, 9 Jul 2009, Sascha Thomas Spreitzer wrote:
me and others tried to form a special interest group and didn't succeed well. So im starting my own rebuild now. I have access to a z/VM guest and some hercules with 1k mips, too Ill inform you next time the CentOS 5.3 basic package set has been created.
I've been at this task for a while now. The initial 'stupid' rebuilder is done; the smarter version is making a new pass through the package set, and the chrooted builder is next on tap once I have completed getting all needed pieces for the bootstrapping of the chroot elements.
I think one of the other project members also has a binary transaction set, but his Z instance is not continuously available to him, so it is harder to 'tweak' the build process. Looking ahead in my mailspool, I see that KB has chimed in
I have set up a rsyncable and FTPable export at: s390x.owlriver.net which should also presents a suitable yum target for a stanza like this (to be placed in a file in /etc/yum.repos.d/ or in /etc/yum.conf ):
[base] name=CentOS-$releasever - s390x gpgcheck=0 baseurl=ftp://s390x.owlriver.net/
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It is a work in progress, and the repodata may lag as much as 24 hours, as I am adding to it fairly continuously. It is space constrained. Any comments about it should come through this mailing list, as I monitor it at least every weekday.
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Anon FTP of the binaries is available at: s390x.owlriver.net
I do not store the SRPMs and sources locally at that machine because of space constraints, but are a simply pulled from current CentOS 4 and 5 SRPM archives as needed
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An rsync script might look like this:
#!/bin/sh # # rsync mirror template # edit target to taste # SRC="s390x.owlriver.net" TGT="orc_s390z" DST="/var/ftp/pub/mirror/centos/s390x/to53" [ ! -d $DST ] && mkdir -p $DST # QUIET="-q " # VERBOSE="-v -v " # the man page ' examples single quotes are deceptive # and do not work in a script's dereferencing, it seems EXCLUDE="--exclude=*debuginfo* " # # KBPS next line BW="--bwlimit=100 " # rsync -aSHP $QUIET $VERBOSE $FILTER $EXCLUDE $BW \ --delete --delete-excluded \ $SRC::$TGT/ $DST/ #
I do have some bandwidth caps on the instance as it is in donated network bandwidth from IBM
I would note that IBM has been very kind with this donation of the instance, both here, and in the 'Chiphopper' certification project for matters not directly related to CentOS, but to another FOSS project I participate in: http://www.trading-shim.org/
-- Russ herrold