Re: [Fedora-sparc] Fwd: SPARC Status update

On Tue, Apr 13, 2010 at 12:47:42PM -0500, Dennis Gilmore wrote:
> On Tuesday 13 April 2010 11:55:53 am Tom "spot" Callaway wrote:
> > On 04/13/2010 12:36 PM, mat wrote:
> > > Oops, looks like I broke the first rule of mailing list postings last
> > > week and sent a message whilst drinking and annoyed... *facepalm*
> > > Sorry about that everyone, and thanks for the sane and helpful replie=
s.
> > > Really I deserved a proper flaming for that last rant so I think the
> > > least I could do is jump back in to some testing, eh?
> > I'm pretty sure this is the old prelink bug rearing its ugly head again.
> > Booting into Rescue Mode and running:
> >   prelink -ua && rpm -e prelink
> > Should do the trick. I think we've got it fixed with the latest update.
> newer builds have prelink disabled by default.  I need to respin anaconda=
 and =

> spin up some beta isos.  the issue could also be selinux preventing thing=
s =

> from running. there is a kernel to fix it which will land in the next com=
pose.

I still run Aurora corresponding to fedora 9 on one of the servers
(E450). After old clamav support drop I feel that I am finally forced to
upgrade, maybe on Monday.

The question is if I should use the 12-Alpha or development version.
When do you plan to upload new packages?

Do you plan to compile updates after v. 12 is released? Or maybe they
are included already in the devel tree?

I used to use the 32-bit userspace but the 64-bit one works quite nice
on Intel-like machines so maybe I will use sparc64 in this new install.
I managed to upgrade from f6 to f9 without big troubles but a jump do
f11 or f12 is to big so I will make a fresh install. I will not be
testing any ISO images, I will make a bootstrap tree on Intel f12
machine.

R.
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