F9 Alpha spinning
by Luke Macken
Here are some details on the current live bits for F9 Alpha.
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 1.6G 2008-01-24 16:00 F9-Alpha-Developer-20080124.0.iso
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 740M 2008-01-24 16:13 F9-Alpha-FEL-i686-20080124.0.iso
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 3.6G 2008-01-24 16:52 F9-Alpha-games-i686-20080124.0.iso
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 714M 2008-01-24 14:51 F9-Alpha-i686-20080124.0.iso
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 647M 2008-01-24 15:20 F9-Alpha-KDE-i686-20080124.0.iso
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 755M 2008-01-24 15:34 F9-Alpha-KDE-x86_64-20080124.0.iso
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 770M 2008-01-24 15:10 F9-Alpha-x86_64-20080124.0.iso
Below is a diff between the F8-Live-i686 and F9-Alpha-Live-i686 Desktop spins.
new package libgdiplus-devel: 8584
new package xorg-x11-server-common: 38863
new package PolicyKit-gnome-libs: 40188
new package kerneloops: 52570
new package swfdec-gtk: 55786
new package gnome-panel-libs: 56936
new package swfdec-mozilla: 75911
new package libconfig: 120055
new package obex-data-server: 136538
new package at-spi-python: 170868
new package ncurses-base: 176949
new package pixman: 209556
new package scim-python: 247730
new package libcurl: 258148
new package libggz: 289477
new package libmtp: 398952
new package xorg-x11-drv-openchrome: 415754
new package ggz-client-libs: 434830
new package samyak-fonts: 457144
new package perl-Date-Manip: 458629
new package libtasn1: 466849
new package python-crypto: 571535
new package elilo: 613010
new package abyssinica-fonts: 649794
new package ncurses-libs: 668620
new package swfdec: 958169
new package gvfs: 1700127
new package totem-pl-parser: 2627745
new package VLGothic-fonts: 3831447
new package VLGothic-fonts-proportional: 3831790
new package gnome-settings-daemon: 6218660
new package mesa-libOSMesa: 7248256
new package scim-python-chinese: 7621164
new package libgweather: 14592282
new package vim-common: 16294034
new package dasher: 22111835
new package xulrunner: 24481155
crontabs grew 144 bytes (6.83%) (2107->2251)
libopenraw-gnome grew 348 bytes (7.94%) (4384->4732)
xorg-x11-drv-fbdev grew 380 bytes (1.84%) (20597->20977)
irqbalance grew 400 bytes (1.85%) (21595->21995)
m17n-contrib grew 469 bytes (1.28%) (36757->37226)
pam_ccreds grew 497 bytes (1.49%) (33428->33925)
smolt-firstboot grew 655 bytes (6.01%) (10893->11548)
pcsc-lite-libs grew 848 bytes (2.44%) (34696->35544)
dbus-x11 grew 884 bytes (3.63%) (24353->25237)
numactl grew 896 bytes (1.00%) (89239->90135)
gnome-bluetooth-libs grew 1278 bytes (1.02%) (124866->126144)
xorg-x11-drv-evdev grew 1445 bytes (4.05%) (35642->37087)
m17n-db-hindi grew 1717 bytes (21.74%) (7899->9616)
sysreport grew 1783 bytes (5.30%) (33620->35403)
libpciaccess grew 1796 bytes (7.21%) (24901->26697)
sg3_utils-libs grew 2156 bytes (1.97%) (109392->111548)
pciutils grew 2464 bytes (1.36%) (180975->183439)
setroubleshoot grew 2541 bytes (1.11%) (229578->232119)
gnome-keyring-pam grew 2556 bytes (8.89%) (28760->31316)
libcap grew 2618 bytes (5.79%) (45230->47848)
apr grew 2823 bytes (1.04%) (271801->274624)
bc grew 2861 bytes (1.50%) (190964->193825)
libsepol grew 2992 bytes (1.33%) (224692->227684)
e2fsprogs-libs grew 3076 bytes (1.23%) (250016->253092)
lohit-fonts-telugu grew 3100 bytes (1.78%) (174487->177587)
device-mapper-libs grew 3680 bytes (4.25%) (86516->90196)
glx-utils grew 3704 bytes (10.98%) (33736->37440)
scim-chewing grew 4072 bytes (3.22%) (126383->130455)
dbus-libs grew 4100 bytes (1.63%) (251944->256044)
nash grew 4128 bytes (1.74%) (237698->241826)
scim-sinhala grew 4140 bytes (6.19%) (66881->71021)
libjpeg grew 4420 bytes (1.61%) (275021->279441)
authconfig-gtk grew 4808 bytes (2.75%) (175143->179951)
mkinitrd grew 4854 bytes (4.84%) (100334->105188)
m17n-contrib-sinhala grew 5443 bytes (48.05%) (11327->16770)
linuxwacom grew 5518 bytes (1.10%) (502293->507811)
desktop-file-utils grew 5523 bytes (4.50%) (122601->128124)
gnome-python2-gnomeprint grew 5547 bytes (1.27%) (437641->443188)
bluez-utils-alsa grew 5856 bytes (13.67%) (42824->48680)
m17n-contrib-telugu grew 6114 bytes (28.08%) (21776->27890)
rsyslog grew 6922 bytes (1.45%) (477587->484509)
ustr grew 7531 bytes (3.12%) (241610->249141)
rhpxl grew 7783 bytes (2.36%) (329907->337690)
xorg-x11-drv-mga grew 8319 bytes (4.91%) (169473->177792)
taglib grew 8368 bytes (1.71%) (489415->497783)
gtk-nodoka-engine grew 8948 bytes (9.32%) (96057->105005)
nscd grew 9484 bytes (6.73%) (140911->150395)
exempi grew 9692 bytes (1.39%) (698782->708474)
gnome-menus grew 9841 bytes (1.57%) (626493->636334)
dbus-glib grew 9970 bytes (2.10%) (473790->483760)
libdhcp6client grew 10524 bytes (6.30%) (166956->177480)
openldap grew 10658 bytes (1.76%) (604986->615644)
nss_ldap grew 12224 bytes (2.17%) (562402->574626)
dmidecode grew 14466 bytes (10.46%) (138266->152732)
NetworkManager-vpnc grew 14477 bytes (4.58%) (316033->330510)
system-config-rootpassword grew 14962 bytes (16.07%) (93118->108080)
gstreamer-python grew 15266 bytes (1.64%) (933175->948441)
rarian grew 15824 bytes (4.99%) (316947->332771)
at-spi grew 16072 bytes (2.38%) (674624->690696)
isomd5sum grew 17146 bytes (36.61%) (46840->63986)
usbutils grew 17192 bytes (19.31%) (89044->106236)
acl grew 17907 bytes (11.99%) (149361->167268)
hicolor-icon-theme grew 17992 bytes (79.30%) (22688->40680)
gnome-python2-desktop grew 18187 bytes (7.44%) (244527->262714)
libdhcp grew 18665 bytes (13.75%) (135727->154392)
which grew 20480 bytes (65.05%) (31485->51965)
NetworkManager-gnome grew 20604 bytes (2.90%) (710665->731269)
pam_krb5 grew 20943 bytes (8.06%) (259736->280679)
system-config-language grew 21674 bytes (8.55%) (253576->275250)
libxcb grew 22328 bytes (5.40%) (413804->436132)
bluez-utils grew 22572 bytes (1.76%) (1280277->1302849)
pygtksourceview grew 23100 bytes (36.06%) (64064->87164)
libgpg-error grew 23525 bytes (12.14%) (193728->217253)
glibmm24 grew 24411 bytes (5.25%) (465396->489807)
fribidi grew 24912 bytes (17.19%) (144894->169806)
gmime grew 24916 bytes (4.24%) (587824->612740)
libuser grew 25215 bytes (1.56%) (1616562->1641777)
xterm grew 25999 bytes (3.24%) (802644->828643)
httpd grew 28595 bytes (1.12%) (2551734->2580329)
libdhcp4client grew 28996 bytes (5.81%) (499144->528140)
m17n-lib grew 30893 bytes (10.14%) (304750->335643)
rhpl grew 31037 bytes (3.99%) (778235->809272)
bind-utils grew 33408 bytes (10.87%) (307362->340770)
NetworkManager grew 33657 bytes (1.42%) (2377366->2411023)
dbus-python grew 36266 bytes (5.11%) (710089->746355)
gnome-mag grew 36431 bytes (7.21%) (504936->541367)
libXpm grew 37746 bytes (52.09%) (72467->110213)
libgnomekbd grew 38042 bytes (6.68%) (569521->607563)
pm-utils grew 39200 bytes (117.36%) (33402->72602)
nautilus-sendto grew 42489 bytes (16.21%) (262118->304607)
dhclient grew 42699 bytes (8.59%) (497288->539987)
gtksourceview2 grew 42895 bytes (2.00%) (2148753->2191648)
krb5-libs grew 45052 bytes (2.96%) (1522532->1567584)
system-config-printer grew 56236 bytes (5.99%) (939482->995718)
gnutls grew 58282 bytes (5.99%) (972804->1031086)
libthai grew 60142 bytes (17.40%) (345628->405770)
bluez-gnome grew 60576 bytes (22.56%) (268531->329107)
mono-data grew 61605 bytes (1.21%) (5087435->5149040)
libwnck grew 62234 bytes (5.42%) (1148126->1210360)
gtk2-engines grew 63679 bytes (6.09%) (1045391->1109070)
system-config-users grew 64047 bytes (4.40%) (1455495->1519542)
gnokii grew 68723 bytes (4.36%) (1575916->1644639)
rsync grew 73058 bytes (18.04%) (404896->477954)
hal-info grew 75029 bytes (20.94%) (358305->433334)
mesa-libGLU grew 77812 bytes (17.12%) (454428->532240)
mdadm grew 83417 bytes (4.79%) (1743098->1826515)
shared-mime-info grew 85852 bytes (9.51%) (902332->988184)
compiz-gnome grew 87904 bytes (7.16%) (1227682->1315586)
PolicyKit-gnome grew 89123 bytes (126.49%) (70457->159580)
GConf2 grew 89585 bytes (1.68%) (5342705->5432290)
dhcpv6-client grew 94965 bytes (54.70%) (173599->268564)
ntfs-3g grew 107185 bytes (36.31%) (295187->402372)
f-spot grew 110065 bytes (1.44%) (7621883->7731948)
PolicyKit grew 121200 bytes (71.93%) (168495->289695)
gnupg grew 126829 bytes (2.62%) (4841029->4967858)
libgcrypt grew 132376 bytes (38.24%) (346204->478580)
libopenraw grew 136838 bytes (101.68%) (134583->271421)
pykickstart grew 141694 bytes (17.92%) (790784->932478)
gnome-python2-gnomevfs grew 142165 bytes (87.24%) (162958->305123)
hwdata grew 144093 bytes (15.63%) (921699->1065792)
shadow-utils grew 144973 bytes (5.29%) (2739389->2884362)
gnome-volume-manager grew 158480 bytes (7.38%) (2146417->2304897)
vbetool grew 162208 bytes (139.43%) (116340->278548)
openssl grew 166448 bytes (4.81%) (3459831->3626279)
libselinux-python grew 171323 bytes (118.46%) (144622->315945)
libsilc grew 180620 bytes (17.41%) (1037560->1218180)
sound-juicer grew 182617 bytes (5.86%) (3114050->3296667)
gnome-system-monitor grew 186353 bytes (3.55%) (5244840->5431193)
gdb grew 193437 bytes (3.11%) (6228176->6421613)
evolution-data-server grew 208724 bytes (1.89%) (11029422->11238146)
PyOpenGL grew 213779 bytes (4.86%) (4398157->4611936)
tomboy grew 218900 bytes (3.63%) (6022535->6241435)
parted grew 223507 bytes (15.16%) (1474368->1697875)
selinux-policy-devel grew 229206 bytes (4.15%) (5522257->5751463)
orca grew 231344 bytes (4.05%) (5718621->5949965)
util-linux-ng grew 245524 bytes (5.17%) (4749959->4995483)
iso-codes grew 269192 bytes (4.80%) (5605136->5874328)
system-config-date grew 282500 bytes (10.09%) (2798572->3081072)
xorg-x11-drv-ati grew 285328 bytes (35.75%) (798151->1083479)
selinux-policy grew 292154 bytes (3.79%) (7707834->7999988)
eog grew 292326 bytes (7.82%) (3740424->4032750)
dbus grew 299134 bytes (58.75%) (509123->808257)
totem grew 321458 bytes (5.87%) (5476956->5798414)
gnome-keyring grew 333541 bytes (32.87%) (1014819->1348360)
glibc grew 347221 bytes (2.59%) (13402107->13749328)
sqlite grew 358672 bytes (76.12%) (471170->829842)
setroubleshoot-server grew 363273 bytes (22.18%) (1637732->2001005)
bind-libs grew 389872 bytes (17.27%) (2258064->2647936)
gcalctool grew 496578 bytes (10.21%) (4862745->5359323)
gnome-panel grew 509960 bytes (4.35%) (11714901->12224861)
gutenprint grew 664813 bytes (15.07%) (4410340->5075153)
rhythmbox grew 678314 bytes (6.41%) (10582223->11260537)
mono-core grew 686301 bytes (2.01%) (34154946->34841247)
nautilus grew 693197 bytes (5.04%) (13751211->14444408)
mono-winforms grew 729754 bytes (7.47%) (9765822->10495576)
totem-mozplugin grew 770229 bytes (136.17%) (565632->1335861)
mono-web grew 797665 bytes (9.85%) (8097242->8894907)
glib2 grew 849381 bytes (29.07%) (2922173->3771554)
gnome-power-manager grew 934030 bytes (8.33%) (11214535->12148565)
nss grew 937664 bytes (44.33%) (2114975->3052639)
libsmbclient grew 1191360 bytes (50.53%) (2357736->3549096)
gnome-games grew 1373569 bytes (4.65%) (29510057->30883626)
kernel grew 1885068 bytes (4.01%) (47063671->48948739)
gutenprint-foomatic grew 2393009 bytes (5.05%) (47405319->49798328)
anaconda grew 2540426 bytes (17.58%) (14448198->16988624)
removed package fonts-punjabi: 0
removed package aspell-en: 3567971
removed package fonts-gujarati: 0
removed package fonts-korean: 0
removed package fonts-arabic: 0
removed package xorg-x11-drv-via: 363192
removed package xorg-x11-drv-avivo: 107204
removed package fonts-oriya: 0
removed package xorg-x11-drv-chips: 154533
removed package fonts-chinese: 0
removed package fonts-kannada: 0
removed package xorg-x11-drv-s3: 58401
removed package fonts-bengali: 0
removed package fonts-hebrew: 0
removed package dejavu-lgc-fonts: 6293390
removed package beecrypt: 242015
removed package fonts-hindi: 0
removed package evince: 3452782
removed package totem-plparser: 70428
removed package libbeagle: 94092
removed package xorg-x11-drv-tseng: 52907
removed package db4o: 1414265
removed package fuse: 216231
removed package liberation-fonts: 1097162
removed package xorg-x11-fonts-truetype: 909077
removed package fonts-tamil: 0
removed package fonts-telugu: 0
removed package xorg-x11-drv-ark: 18888
removed package fonts-sinhala: 0
removed package firstboot-tui: 653472
removed package fonts-malayalam: 0
removed package curl: 514238
old has 896 packages
new has 901 packages
16 years, 2 months
mirrors broken again
by Felix Miata
On several I checked, including mirrors.kernel.org, repodata and isolinux
directories are missing again.
--
"In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was
with God, and the Word was God." John 1:1 NIV
Team OS/2 ** Reg. Linux User #211409
Felix Miata *** http://mrmazda.no-ip.com/
16 years, 2 months
Re: Debian style net-install ISOs (from FudCON Raleigh)
by chasd
Les Mikesell wrote:
> What does InstantMirror do for you if you use some other distro/
> versions.
As long as the package manager and upstream server use HTTP, you
simply create anther InstantMirror virtual host for other distros. It
isn't distro-specific, even though the packaging may be.
> Admins in larger (even small) organizations aren't likely to be
> particularly married to fedora or anything that needs extra per
> distro/per version work.
Yep, and installing InstantMirror or something like it takes very
little of that extra effort.
> If you want stuff to be cached locally, make
> it work right with a generic setup that will help with all large
> repeated downloads and document what that setup should be - or make a
> squid config package to make it even easier.
If you think that is a better course of action, get a sample config
file included in /usr/share/doc/squid-XXXX/
I personally have no interest in that approach.
Different people in different environments will like different
solutions to the same problem.
The more locally cached packages, whatever the mechanism, the better.
Charles Dostale
16 years, 2 months
Cannot access the Hardware Clock via any known method
by Steve Grubb
Hi,
I'm running an up to date rawhide machine. This message shows up everytime I
boot and my system time is always way off. Its been like this for over a
month. I figured somebody else would notice this and report it or fix it.
This is the full message:
Cannot access the Hardware Clock via any known method.
Use the --debug option to see the details of our search for an access method.
This occurs during boot. I have no idea where this is coming from. When I'm at
the command prompt, /dev/rtc exists. Any one else running x86_64 rawhide
notice this, too?
-Steve
16 years, 2 months
Headsup: New libopenraw version heading for rawhide.
by Trond Danielsen
Hi,
a new version of libopenraw should appear in rawhide any time soon.
The new version changes the soname of libopenrawgnome.so from 1.2.0 to
1.3.0.
Applications that depend on this library should take necessary actions
to adjust to the changes.
Regards,
--
Trond Danielsen
16 years, 2 months
Re: Debian style net-install ISOs (from FudCON Raleigh)
by chasd
> John Reiser wrote:
>> Les Mikesell wrote:
>>
>> Reasonable proxy behavior would mostly fix that.
>
> A base + software development install for x86 is about 3GB on disk,
> or 1.5GB on install media. Many proxies don't cache that much,
> so the savings usually are not so large.
To get an idea of how this relates to the _default_ Squid settings :
#Default:
# cache_dir ufs /var/spool/squid 100 16 256
That 100 in the above config line means 100 MB of storage maximum.
The "ufs" in that config line means if squid is blocked on disk I/O
it will not attempt to cache any other requests until unblocked.
There are other options, but that is the default. If you have your
squid cache on an ext3 partition ( the default ) there is quite a bit
of blocking for the kjournald. Using ext2 performs much better.
#Default:
# maximum_object_size 4096 KB
I think that line is obvious, it means a lot of RPMs won't be cached
at all.
I won't get into the specific settings for determining what gets
purged from the cache as new requests roll in. Basically, the default
settings are more likely to purge large files ( most RPMs ) in order
to allow many small files to remain cached.
So the _default_ squid settings are almost worthless for caching RPMs
either for updates or installs. That is not to say that squid could
not have a configuration optimized for caching RPMs. However, for
many people it is much easier to install InstantMirror or something
like it than learn the ins and outs of squid configuration and tweak
those settings. You will get better performance easier with an actual
local mirror.
Admins in larger organizations are more likely to spend the effort to
set up a mirror on their local network, or even twiddle with cache
settings if that is the solution best for them. Anything that can be
done to encourage less experienced or less clueful admins to set up
local mirrors is a Good Thing. At the very least it improves the
update / install experience and reduces stress on internet mirrors. I
can't think of any negatives to local mirrors off the top of my head.
Charles Dostale
16 years, 2 months
Fedora Package Status of Jan 30, 2008
by Christian Iseli
Hi folks,
PackageStatus page updated. The NEW review queue seems to be improving.
And the number of open bugs seems to have gone slightly down, but it still
looks like many BZ tickets are in need of some loving care.
Someone should plan a small party when we reach the magical 10000 binary rpms
(I hope for release 10... so we have reached the fourth dimension) :)
Cheers,
Christian
====
Fedora Package Status of Jan 30, 2008
The full report can be found here:
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/PackageMaintainers/PackageStatus
Owners stats:
- 5634 packages
- 9260 binary rpms in devel
- 96 orphans
- 61 packages not available in devel or release
Axel dot Thimm at ATrpms dot net arpack
Matt_Domsch at dell dot com efibootmgr
ajackson at redhat dot com xorg-x11-drv-wiimote
alexl at users dot sourceforge dot net sqlite2
andreas at bawue dot net perl-HTML-CalendarMonthSimple
andreas at bawue dot net ngircd
bdpepple at gmail dot com galago-filesystem
bdpepple at gmail dot com gaim-galago
caolanm at redhat dot com hunspell-he
cweyl at alumni dot drew dot edu perl-HTML-Tidy
cweyl at alumni dot drew dot edu gaim-gaym
davidz at redhat dot com redhat-artwork
dbhole at redhat dot com dom2-core-tests
dennis at ausil dot us prtconf
dennis at ausil dot us silo
devrim at commandprompt dot com postgresql-pgpool-ha
dgoodwin at dangerouslyinc dot com scapy
dlehman at redhat dot com system-config-kdump
j dot w dot r dot degoede at hhs dot nl nogravity
j dot w dot r dot degoede at hhs dot nl nogravity-data
jafo at tummy dot com python-mechanoid
jkeating at redhat dot com tux
jmp at safe dot ca clement
jorton at redhat dot com libc-client
jorton at redhat dot com newt-perl
kwizart at gmail dot com xorg-x11-drv-ivtv
kwizart at gmail dot com ivtv-firmware
matthias at rpmforge dot net glusterfs
matthias at rpmforge dot net csync2
mchristi at redhat dot com isns-utils
mmaslano at redhat dot com cronie
mpg at redhat dot com sugar-evince
nhosoi at redhat dot com fedora-ds-console
nhosoi at redhat dot com fedora-ds
nhosoi at redhat dot com fedora-ds-admin-console
nhosoi at redhat dot com fedora-idm-console
noah at coderanger dot net rainbow
noah at coderanger dot net python-olpcgames
oliver at linux-kernel dot at aboot
overholt at redhat dot com eclipse-nlspackager
overholt at redhat dot com eclipse-sdk-nls
paul at all-the-johnsons dot co dot uk mysql-connector-net
pertusus at free dot fr ivman
pknirsch at redhat dot com freeimpi
rcritten at redhat dot com ipa
rdieter at math dot unl dot edu pykdeextensions
richard at hughsie dot com ohm
rmeggins at redhat dot com fedora-ds-admin
rmeggins at redhat dot com idm-console-framework
rpm at greysector dot net freefem++
ruben at rubenkerkhof dot com perl-mogilefs-server
rvokal at redhat dot com gaim-guifications
splinux25 at gmail dot com drapes
than at redhat dot com kde-l10n
tmraz at redhat dot com openssl097a
twaugh at redhat dot com desktop-printing
vivekl at redhat dot com saxon8
vivekl at redhat dot com classpathx-jaxp
wtogami at redhat dot com firefox-32
wtogami at redhat dot com ldm
yufanyufan at gmail dot com audacious-plugins-docklet
- 5 packages not available in devel but present in release
andreas dot bierfert at lowlatency dot de multisync
andreas dot bierfert at lowlatency dot de libopensync-plugin-synce
gauret at free dot fr pdftohtml
lvm-team at redhat dot com device-mapper
mmahut at redhat dot com libopensync-plugin-sunbird
- 7 packages which have not yet been FE-ACCEPT'd...
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/buglist.cgi?bug_id=222191,231861,239184
eclipse ben at bagu.org
cyrus-imapd tjanouse at redhat.com
libdc1394 kwizart at gmail.com
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/buglist.cgi?bug_id=221717,224458,250970,252049
agg caolanm at redhat.com
libsilc wtogami at redhat.com
ivtv-firmware axel.thimm at atrpms.net
asm2 vivekl at redhat.com
- 2 packages present in the development repo which have no owners entry
mogilefs-server s390utils
- 6 orphaned packages, yet available in devel
avahi cgi-util gkrellm-weather libdaemon thinkfinger windowlab
FE-ACCEPT packages stats:
- 3978 accepted, closed package reviews
- 50 accepted, closed package reviews not in repo
- 16 accepted, closed package reviews not in owners
- 66 accepted, open package reviews older than 4 weeks;
- 64 accepted, open package reviews with a package already in the repo
FE-REVIEW packages stats:
- 250 open tickets
- 117 tickets with no activity in eight weeks
- 20 tickets with no activity in four weeks
- 36 closed tickets
FE-NEW packages stats:
- 719 open tickets
- 510 tickets with no activity in eight weeks
- 31 tickets with no activity in four weeks
FE-NEEDSPONSOR packages stats:
- 27 open tickets
- 2 tickets with no activity in eight weeks
FE-Legal packages stats:
- 9 open tickets
- 3 tickets with no activity in eight weeks
- 1 tickets with no activity in four weeks
FE-GUIDELINES packages stats:
- 46 open tickets
OPEN-BUGS packages stats:
- 9527 open tickets
- 6544 tickets with no activity in eight weeks
- 1000 tickets with no activity in four weeks
CVS stats:
- 5638 packages with a devel directory
- 4 packages with no owners entry
F-8 glibc32 glibc64 tdma
- 290 packages were dropped from Fedora
Maintainers stats:
- 475 maintainers
- 31 inactive maintainers with open bugs
- 29 inactive maintainers
Dropped Fedora packages:
- 111 packages were dropped since Fedora 7
Comps.xml files stats:
- 2648 packages in comps-f9 file
- 1377 packages missing from comps-f9 file
- 10 packages in comps-f9 but not in repo
- 2657 packages in comps-f8 file
- 1296 packages missing from comps-f8 file
- 7 packages in comps-f8 but not in repo
16 years, 2 months
Build failure due to make -j8
by Gérard Milmeister
I was trying to build a new release of genius, but the build failed due
to unsatisifed make dependencies on machines that use make -j8 or make
-j4 instead of the usual make -j2 and indeed when I tried make -j8 on
my (uni-processor) machine, it failed too. The package is automake
based. Has this behavior been observed with other packages? Could it be
a problem with make or automake, or would it be specific to the package
only?
Gérard
16 years, 2 months
Fedora 9 Alpha delayed just a bit longer
by Jesse Keating
Due to some production issues, we're not going to be able to stage the
Alpha for mirrors in time for a Thursday release. Therefor we will be
delaying the release until Tuesday the 5th. We are not taking in new
builds, just giving the mirrors more time to sync up.
--
Jesse Keating
Fedora -- All my bits are free, are yours?
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