Re: current Aurora repository?

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On Friday 02 January 2009 05:14:38 pm Rafal Maszkowski wrote:
> After the development directory disappeared form the Aurora servers (I
> keep the last version still in
> ftp://ftp.icm.edu.pl/pub/Linux/aurora/development/ ) it apparently moved
> to fedora-secondary development but got stuck about Dec 24th, and to
> releases/test/9-Beta which looks lke a snapshot from mid-December.
all of the fedora content was removed from the aurora mirrors.  it is now=20
picked up by the mirrors that are mirroring fedora secondary arches.

> In https://www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-sparc/ I see that recently
> several packages are build or rebuild. Most have fc9 in their names and
> are built for "Tag: al3". Some - for "Tag: dist-f9".
the tag of al3 is a bug in koji,  they are not actually built into a tag bu=
t=20
are built in a buildroot that matches as close as possible to the buildroot=
=20
that was used in fedora and tagged into the appropriate tag when completed.

the master mirror for fedora sparc is=20
http://secondary.fedoraproject.org/pub/fedora-secondary/development/sparc/o=
s/

you can get the list of mirrors=20
http://mirrors.fedoraproject.org/publiclist/Fedora/development/sparc/ and i=
f=20
you wanted to mirrors secondary arches we would love that too :)

> Which tag should I use on a machine updated to recent
> fedora-secondary/development?
the best place to update your box will be. from the mirrors.   however we h=
ave=20
a very complete F-9 tree with some updates. im currently churning through=20
getting the rest of the updates built, along with starting F-10 and F-11=20
building.  whats in the development tree will not change greatly now.  it w=
ill=20
be some missing F-9 builds and bug fixes for the installer.  We will soon a=
sk=20
for testing of the F-9 installer and will release it and get to work on=20
catching up to Fedora 10 and rawhide.
> Do these packages land in any repository on an FTP server?
> fedora-secondary/development would be a natural place for them.

the ones tagged into dist-f9 will land in=20
http://secondary.fedoraproject.org/pub/fedora-secondary/development/sparc/o=
s/

the ones tagged into dist-f9-updates will wait until we get the installer=20
issues fixed and release F-9 as final.  they will then be issued as updates=
=2E =20
with regular updates following.  we are still hashing out how exactly we wi=
ll=20
get them pushed.  hopefully within a day of primary arches.

Dennis

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