--- Log opened Wed Sep 02 00:00:05 2009 00:03 -!- the_rainbow [n=aaa@41.209.167.145] has left #t2 [] 00:03 -!- the_rainbow [n=aaa@41.209.167.145] has joined #t2 00:06 -!- the_rainbow [n=aaa@41.209.167.145] has left #t2 [] 00:07 -!- the_rainbow [n=aaa@41.209.167.145] has joined #t2 00:24 -!- the_rainbow [n=aaa@41.209.167.145] has left #t2 [] 01:39 -!- synchris [n=synchris@adsl239-151.kln.forthnet.gr] has joined #t2 01:52 -!- koan [n=koan@unaffiliated/koan] has quit ["Lost terminal"] 01:52 -!- koan [n=koan@unaffiliated/koan] has joined #t2 01:57 -!- synchris_ [n=synchris@pdpc/supporter/professional/synchris] has quit [Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)] 02:10 -!- synchris [n=synchris@pdpc/supporter/professional/synchris] has quit [Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)] 05:38 -!- the_rainbow [n=aaa@41.209.167.132] has joined #t2 05:57 -!- the_rainbow [n=aaa@41.209.167.132] has left #t2 [] 06:12 -!- koan [n=koan@unaffiliated/koan] has quit ["Lost terminal"] 06:12 -!- koan [n=koan@unaffiliated/koan] has joined #t2 07:46 -!- the_rainbow [n=aaa@41.209.167.138] has joined #t2 08:24 -!- the_rainbow [n=aaa@41.209.167.138] has quit [Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)] 09:03 -!- mpp [n=mpp@2a01:48:251:107:203:dff:fe13:6c9e] has joined #t2 09:03 < mpp> moinsen 09:03 < mpp> moinmoin 09:31 < jncneo> hi! 09:33 < jncneo> i still have problem with compiling acl... i've tryed to add libiconv as rxr advised me but the result was the same: 09:33 < jncneo> i686-t2-linux-uclibc-gcc: /root/t2-trunk/build/default-8.0-trunk-wildix-distro-x86-geodelx-linux/usr/lib/libintl.a: No such file or director 09:35 < mpp> hm... 09:35 < mpp> acl ... 09:35 < mpp> i can have look myself too 09:35 < mpp> what target / arch do you build 09:35 < mpp> ? 09:39 -!- csiadmin [n=csiadmin@81.144.152.52] has joined #t2 09:48 -!- the_rainbow [n=aaa@41.209.167.138] has joined #t2 09:49 < jncneo> i've used my own target which is modified embedded-minimal 09:50 < jncneo> arch - x86 09:53 < csiadmin> morning all :) 09:54 < jncneo> morning! 10:07 < mpp> moinsen 10:07 < mpp> i have to pass on embedded stuff 10:07 < mpp> hey csiadmin 10:07 < mpp> any luck 10:07 < mpp> = 10:07 < mpp> ? 10:08 < csiadmin> mpp: 'fraid not - error mounting /dev/cdrom no medium found 10:08 < csiadmin> mpp: what about you - did you get sorted? 10:09 < csiadmin> mpp: you were only slightly frustrated yesterday 10:09 < csiadmin> ;) 10:09 < mpp> kind of 10:09 < mpp> thanx anyways 10:09 < mpp> the dev cdrom mounting 10:09 < mpp> u could alter it to a specific path 10:10 < mpp> like /dev/sda /dev/sdb or whatever device u found in the rescue mode 10:12 < csiadmin> mpp: do you mean mount the cd elsewhere? or install from somewhere else? 10:13 < mpp> specify the device it is used 10:13 < mpp> the mount command is something like 10:13 < mpp> mount -t iso9660 -o ro /dev/cdrom /mnt/iso 10:13 < mpp> e.g. 10:13 < mpp> so u need to change the /dev/cdrom portion 10:16 < csiadmin> mpp: when I boot of the cd I don't get any command line, so do I change this in the build? could the issue be that it's a cdrw? 10:16 < mpp> yes 10:16 < mpp> change it in the build 10:17 < mpp> cdrw should be fine 10:17 < mpp> it has the same device name 10:17 < mpp> u could also be rarely running into udev hotplug issues 10:17 < mpp> but that's another story - and i have no time now to go down that path 10:17 < mpp> it could take longer to fix 10:18 < csiadmin> mpp: np, I was thinking of just changing out the cd drive to see what happened :) 10:18 < mpp> might help but i doubt it 10:18 < mpp> is the cdrom also sata ? 10:19 < mpp> i used to take cdrom for installation some few years ago 10:19 < mpp> but - a tiny pxe t2 boot image does the job quite nice 10:19 < csiadmin> hmm, I'm don't think so but i'll check 10:19 < mpp> so i dropped cdrom installation once and for all 10:19 < csiadmin> what do you use for pxe? I've set up a clonezilla server here. 10:19 < mpp> besides installing t2 is trivial 10:20 < mpp> ahm 10:20 < mpp> just dhcp + tftpboot package 10:20 < mpp> thats all 10:20 < mpp> the pxe image + kernel are modified t2 rescue targets 10:20 < csiadmin> and then you just drop them in to /tftpboot 10:20 < mpp> sort of 10:21 < mpp> # /tftpboot/pxelinux.cfg/myconfig 10:21 < mpp> # /tftpboot/pxelinux.0 10:21 < mpp> and last but not least my t2 directory with vmlinuz + intird.img 10:21 < csiadmin> ahh I remember this, it worked here and still is working so I immediately forgot how to go about it :) 10:22 < mpp> it is very trivial and very effective 10:22 < mpp> i have automated build + pxe syncing 10:22 < mpp> along with some test directories 10:22 < mpp> and up ya go ! 10:22 < mpp> csiadmin 10:22 < mpp> i have a fresh rescue image 10:23 < mpp> u might consider booting it - the old rescue image has lot's of diffs regarding /dev and stuff 10:23 < mpp> or build yourself a new one 10:23 < mpp> with recent packages 10:24 < csiadmin> sounds like it's worth a shot - but the old rescue image worked fine 10:24 < csiadmin> i'm just trying to work out where to modify the cd path for stage 2 10:27 < mpp> i'll check in my svn tree 10:27 < mpp> get back 2 u as soon as i found it 10:27 < mpp> find it 10:27 < csiadmin> appreciate your help mpp 10:27 < mpp> you're very welcome 10:28 < mpp> are u from the u.k. ? 10:28 < csiadmin> yep - you? 10:28 < mpp> germany 10:28 < mpp> just yesterday i had some delicious pg tips 10:28 < mpp> like that stuff 10:28 < csiadmin> hehe 10:30 < mpp> when i 'm done with t2 today i'll have some rounds of go on www.gokgs.com 10:30 < mpp> target/share/install 10:30 < mpp> is the way to got for you my friend 10:31 < mpp> the init looks like the place 10:31 < csiadmin> ahh 10:31 < mpp> yep 10:31 < mpp> /dev/cdrom 10:31 < mpp> replace that 10:31 < mpp> rebuild 10:31 < mpp> have a coup of tee 10:31 < mpp> :-) LOL 10:32 < csiadmin> lol 10:32 < mpp> i'm a joker some times 10:32 < mpp> i have learned to accept myself the way i am 10:32 < csiadmin> you still know your way around t2 though 10:32 < mpp> well i am average skilled regarding t2 10:33 < mpp> but i deal with it all the time 10:33 < csiadmin> i'm into my 2nd week of hacking it 10:33 < mpp> so it's naturally to get some insights 10:33 < mpp> good job ! 10:33 < mpp> what distros do use otherwise if any ? 10:34 < csiadmin> not sure you'll talk to me after this - centos. rh, suse and *buntu... 10:34 < mpp> ubuntu is mine too 10:34 -!- T-One [n=T-One@62.218.122.66] has joined #t2 10:34 < mpp> i have other things to do than maintaining testing regresssing packages on production machines 10:35 < mpp> so ubuntu / debian is good deal 10:35 < mpp> i used to go with slackware for many years - that's about it 10:35 < mpp> :-) 10:35 < csiadmin> I mainly had to go the rh/suse type route as I was previously employed by ibm 10:35 < mpp> ah i see 10:36 < mpp> suse + rh have some heavy distro specific patching issues 10:36 < mpp> the need to see a medic some time 10:36 < mpp> LOL !!!! 10:36 < csiadmin> yep and they're a long way behind package-wise! 10:36 < csiadmin> lol 10:36 < mpp> our customers also use those two because of support contracts and oem preinstalled stuff 10:37 < mpp> if you were with ibm u know the deal 10:37 < mpp> ! 10:37 < csiadmin> exactly! 10:37 < mpp> i personally am quite satisfied with ubuntu / debian 10:37 < mpp> preseeding is very kickass installer 10:37 < csiadmin> i've ubuntu at home and it's never let me down 10:38 < mpp> kickstart with fedora rh is also nice 10:38 < mpp> likewise 10:38 < csiadmin> i'd looked at trying to use anaconda with a t2 build - but it's too rpm based 10:38 < mpp> ubuntu had some heavy funding from marc s. 10:38 < mpp> forget it 10:38 < mpp> once you deal with source packages it's a breeze 10:39 < csiadmin> my goal is to produce an os I can give to customers on a cd though 10:39 < mpp> btw u could unzip the rescue initrd mod it repack it 10:40 < mpp> beware that packaging with t2 is not the same as with ordinary dsitros 10:40 < csiadmin> yeah I've read through the archvista install.sh 10:40 < mpp> actually traditional packaging is not possible with t2 10:40 < mpp> but that's not its opp anyway 10:40 < mpp> original purpose i mean 10:41 < mpp> it is taylor made 10:41 < csiadmin> yeah I've manually removed stone and installed from the command line 10:41 < mpp> i compared an optimized t2 build with ubuntu out of the box openssl speed rsa2048 10:41 < mpp> to see the difference 10:41 < csiadmin> well? 10:41 < mpp> pick aguess 10:42 < csiadmin> hehe 10:42 < mpp> +/- 0 10:42 < mpp> so in terms of speed ubuntu is very good optimized with the same code running on diff hardware 10:43 < mpp> and the packages are fairly fresh support of 18months is good 10:43 < mpp> and the lts is also a way to go 10:43 < mpp> besides u can contract them anytime wiht the same code base for support 10:43 < csiadmin> my family are all ubuntu users 10:44 < mpp> :-) 10:44 < mpp> nice 10:44 < csiadmin> i didn't give them any chance of anything else 10:44 < csiadmin> ;) 10:44 < mpp> that's the way to go in live 10:44 < mpp> life 10:44 < mpp> damn my bad 10:44 < csiadmin> the only issue they've ever come to me about is printing 10:44 < mpp> i should use an autom. grammer plugin for irc 10:45 < mpp> how is that 10:45 < csiadmin> it's mainly open office - it displays differently on screen to how it prints 10:45 < mpp> ah... 10:46 < mpp> i can confirm that one 10:46 < csiadmin> so I just tell them not to print ;) 10:46 < mpp> LOL 10:46 < mpp> like a gui said once about php + mysql: 10:47 < mpp> if u don't have a propper progr.language what use is an unpropper database ? 10:47 < mpp> nothing ! 10:47 < csiadmin> lol 10:47 < mpp> what can u do with windows - open them up and throw the garbage out of them ! 10:48 < CIA-69> aldas * r34109 /trunk/package/audio/ (6 files in 5 dirs): 10:48 < CIA-69> * updated alsa-plugins (1.0.20 -> 1.0.21) 10:48 < CIA-69> * updated alsa-driver (1.0.20 -> 1.0.21) 10:48 < CIA-69> * updated alsa-lib (1.0.20 -> 1.0.21) 10:48 < CIA-69> * updated alsa-utils (1.0.20 -> 1.0.21) 10:48 < CIA-69> * updated alsa-tools (1.0.20 -> 1.0.21) 10:48 < csiadmin> lol 10:48 < jncneo> :D 10:48 < mpp> fixing and patching is multi billion $ business 10:49 < mpp> so we all are gratefull for buggy products - arent we ? 10:49 < mpp> LOL 10:49 < csiadmin> lol 10:49 < mpp> i'll grab some coffee bbs 10:49 < csiadmin> np 10:53 < CIA-69> aldas * r34110 /trunk/package/filesystem/xfsprogs/xfsprogs.desc: * updated xfsprogs (3.0.1 -> 3.0.3) 10:53 < mpp> re 10:53 < mpp> btw i am working on a gui target atm 10:54 < mpp> with the nec x-stuff and recent e17 packages mozilla etcetc 10:54 < csiadmin> cool - i'm working on a vod server 10:54 < mpp> vod ? ah 10:55 < mpp> i have to try out ext4 without journal - see how the iowait does 10:55 < mpp> that is important for streaming 10:55 < csiadmin> yeah i'm looking at reiserfs, xfs and jfs for the partition storing the movies 10:56 < mpp> remember hdparm -W1 10:56 < mpp> ;-) 10:56 < csiadmin> we've a test script here that should run a few hundred streams and make sure we get decent results 10:56 < mpp> cool 10:56 < mpp> another thing about the cdrom 10:57 < csiadmin> yeah 10:57 < mpp> it could be that the dev is not settled at the time the cdrom is trying to mount 10:57 < mpp> dev takes some time 10:57 < mpp> i mean udev 10:57 < csiadmin> hmm right so can I insert a wait? 10:58 < mpp> u should have a look at the order where udev is triggered 10:58 < csiadmin> ok will do 10:58 < mpp> i don't recall the installer behaviour anymore regarding this point 10:58 < mpp> in the end you could do a workaround as following: 10:59 < mpp> create a rescue recent rescue target as initramfs 10:59 < mpp> get the stuff with isolinux to boot 10:59 < mpp> and go on with installing from there 10:59 < mpp> it's kinda livecd but just the other way around 11:00 < mpp> you catch my drift - ? 11:00 < csiadmin> yeah I booted off a t2 2.6.27 cd then switched to my build and did an install but stage2 failed at the same point on reboot 11:00 < mpp> ah... 11:01 < mpp> try the rescue cd 11:01 < mpp> as i said above 11:01 < csiadmin> will do 11:01 < mpp> it's easily done and you circumvent the installer 11:01 < mpp> so in the future you will have less trouble 11:02 < mpp> = more spare time = more time do more of the other work LOL 11:03 < mpp> the downside of building cars to consume less fuel is that the depency on oil just lasts longer 11:03 < mpp> so no go there either LOL :-)) 11:03 < csiadmin> agreed 11:03 < csiadmin> lol 11:03 < csiadmin> sorry mpp: how do I get the rescue stuff in? 11:04 < csiadmin> do I just choose a different config target 11:04 < mpp> u build a rescue target as initramfs 11:04 < mpp> nop u set up a new one 11:04 < csiadmin> can I do this in the config script? 11:04 < mpp> #copy the target/rescue to a 11:04 < mpp> nope 11:04 < mpp> make a new target/rescue-new 11:05 < mpp> copy the target/rescue/* there 11:05 < mpp> make a new config 11:05 < mpp> thats step one 11:05 < csiadmin> got it 11:06 < mpp> after that u have to get the stuff into a 3d dir wich will be prepared for isolinux 11:06 < mpp> conatining vmlinz+initrd + the installer stuff in a seperate directory ( on the cdrom later on) 11:07 < mpp> if had skype working we chat over the voip 11:07 < mpp> typing is a consuming task 11:07 < mpp> ties my hands a bit 11:07 < mpp> but i'm glad to help out 11:08 < mpp> besides - i keep learning all the time 11:08 < csiadmin> mpp: really do appreciate your help - none of this is in the handbook :) 11:08 < mpp> there are only students in this world - mpp 2009 (c) 11:08 < csiadmin> lol 11:09 < csiadmin> have just burnt my new image with /dev/cdrw - be back in a sec 11:09 < mpp> every student buffling you with new probs is your teacher 11:09 < mpp> k good luck 11:11 < mpp> speaking of handbook - searching http://t2-project.org/irclogs/index.html is good 11:11 < mpp> you can also google on that also get's u to the goal most of the time 11:12 < csiadmin> cool thx 11:12 < csiadmin> no joy - /dev/sr0 no medium found 11:12 < mpp> sorry 11:12 < mpp> about that 11:13 < csiadmin> np at least I know where to look now 11:13 < mpp> than it is the udev dev stuff 11:13 < mpp> cool 11:13 < mpp> i'll be around gotta do some stuff for my company now.. 11:13 -!- mpp is now known as mpp_afk 11:14 < csiadmin> np 11:40 < rxr> re 12:17 -!- mpp_afk is now known as mpp 12:18 < CIA-69> rene * r34111 /trunk/package/xorg/xf86-video-geode/xf86-video-geode.desc: * updated xf86-video-geode (2.11.3 -> 2.11.4) 12:42 < the_rainbow> hello there 12:44 < the_rainbow> does anyone know how to make the linux boot logo appears on all terminals and not just the first one? 12:57 < rxr> ? 12:57 < rxr> the tuxes? 13:04 < CIA-69> rene * r34112 /trunk/package/develop/diffstat/diffstat.desc: * updated diffstat (1.48 -> 1.49) 13:04 < CIA-69> rene * r34113 /trunk/package/contrib/directfb/directfb.desc: * updated directfb (1.4.1 -> 1.4.2) 13:09 < the_rainbow> yes the tuxes 13:10 < rxr> guess you could patch the kernel 13:10 < rxr> or use some other splash screen painting software 13:10 < the_rainbow> I know 13:10 < the_rainbow> I made my own logo and it appears fine but only on tty1 13:17 < rxr> dont' use the in-kernel stuff for logos :-) 13:17 < rxr> or patch in some more boot splashy thing 13:18 < rxr> but best use an appication that draws it 13:27 < mpp> csiadmin: how are you doing with the boot cdrom ? 13:28 < csiadmin> hey mpp: spent most of the morning researching modules and understanding the boot process 13:28 < CIA-69> rene * r34114 /trunk/package/perl/perl-anyevent/perl-anyevent.desc: * updated perl-anyevent (5.111 -> 5.112) 13:28 < CIA-69> rene * r34115 /trunk/package/gnustep/gnustep-base/gnustep-base.desc: * updated gnustep-base (1.19.2 -> 1.19.3) 13:28 < CIA-69> rene * r34116 /trunk/package/network/ipsec-tools/ipsec-tools.desc: * updated ipsec-tools (0.7.2 -> 0.7.3) 13:29 < CIA-69> rene * r34117 /trunk/package/develop/libnfsidmap/libnfsidmap.desc: * updated libnfsidmap (0.22 -> 0.23) 13:29 < the_rainbow> rxr: do you know any application that does that? 13:29 < rxr> splashy, usplash 13:29 < rxr> (my escreen, but that is more a prototype) 13:29 < rxr> or hackup fbterm if you want a terminal prompt all in user-space 13:30 < rxr> or the bootsplash patch from suse et al. 13:30 < rxr> the question is how importnt it is 13:30 < CIA-69> rene * r34118 /trunk/package/filesystem/dmapi/dmapi.desc: * updated dmapi (2.2.9 -> 2.2.10) 13:30 < CIA-69> rene * r34119 /trunk/package/graphic/asymptote/asymptote.desc: * updated asymptote (1.82 -> 1.85) 13:31 < the_rainbow> rxr: Thanks, gonna check them out 13:31 < csiadmin> mpp: I've modified all the files in /target/share/install - just changing headers to I can see what's called when. 13:31 < mpp> cool 13:34 < csiadmin> mpp: last one I see is build_initrd.sh 13:52 -!- the_rainbow [n=aaa@41.209.167.138] has quit [Read error: 101 (Network is unreachable)] 14:12 < jncneo> mpp: haven't you taken a look on my problem? I still have no guess how to solve it... 14:13 < mpp> sorry 14:13 < mpp> i obv missed something 14:13 < mpp> bring me up to speed plz 14:14 < mpp> ah ... 14:14 < mpp> /dev/sr0 i think right ? 14:14 < mpp> what was the device name of the cdrom with the rescue image ? 14:14 < mpp> /dev/hda maybe 14:15 < mpp> you 'll have to checkout that first 14:15 < mpp> in doubt ... boot with the rescue image - dmesg should spit out where the cdrom lives 14:16 < mpp> could be /dev/cdrom /dev/hda or /dev/hdc 14:16 < mpp> something like that 14:19 < jncneo> i mean a problem with acl compiling... 14:35 < CIA-69> rene * r34120 /trunk/package/perl/perl-date-calc/perl-date-calc.desc: * updated perl-date-calc (5.6 -> 5.7) 14:35 < CIA-69> rene * r34121 /trunk/package/perl/perl-bit-vector/perl-bit-vector.desc: * updated perl-bit-vector (6.9 -> 7.0) 14:35 < rxr> jncneo: in stage 1 I guess? 14:35 < rxr> jncneo: libtool using the wrong library ? 14:39 < jncneo> rxr: i don't think it's libtool... here is error message: 14:39 < jncneo> i686-t2-linux-uclibc-gcc: /root/t2-trunk/build/default-8.0-trunk-wildix-distro-x86-geodelx-linux/usr/lib/libintl.a: No such file or directory 14:39 < jncneo> make[1]: *** [setfacl] Error 1 14:41 < rxr> ah that uclibc thing 14:41 < jncneo> i've found that gawk package chould have libintl.a but it doesn't exist... 15:14 < mpp> jncneo: sorry overlooked some stuff 15:15 < mpp> it's kinda multitasking - day over here 15:15 < jncneo> no problem... 15:15 < mpp> so where did i left u 15:15 < mpp> ? 15:15 < jncneo> acl doesn't compiles :) 15:16 < mpp> acl .... 15:16 < jncneo> i couldn't find a libintl.a file... 15:16 < mpp> k 15:17 < mpp> hang on .. ( thank god there is virtualiziation today ) 15:17 < mpp> i'll have to check on one of my build hosts 15:17 < jncneo> :) i'm waiting no problem 15:17 < mpp> ru on svn head trunk 15:19 < mpp> ? 15:22 < mpp> acl on my side has no libintl.a 15:22 < mpp> grep -iRls 'libintl' /var/adm/flists/* 15:22 < mpp> /var/adm/flists/dietlibc 15:22 < mpp> /var/adm/flists/gawk 15:22 < mpp> /var/adm/flists/gettext 15:22 < mpp> /var/adm/flists/glibc 15:22 < mpp> /var/adm/flists/perl 15:23 < mpp> those packages have it in them 15:23 < mpp> what was the exact error u got with acl 15:23 < mpp> maybe u can dig the error-log 15:25 < mpp> ah sorry 15:25 < mpp> i have no embedded target 15:25 < mpp> so i cannot help u with this one 15:25 < mpp> but there are other here dealing with embedded target 15:26 < mpp> maybe they can help 15:26 < mpp> maybe this patch is obsolete 15:26 < mpp> http://svn.exactcode.de/t2/trunk/package/base/uclibc/patches/acl-uclibc.patch 15:27 < mpp> or it is a recent regression 15:27 < mpp> ( more likely afaikt) 15:37 < jncneo> sorry, was afk... 15:37 < mpp> np 15:37 < jncneo> i've applied patch you gave me link to... 15:38 < jncneo> and i've used last svn revision... 15:41 < jncneo> i'll try now to make a build without patch... maybe it's really could be helpful... 15:42 < mpp> it's worth a shot 15:42 < mpp> :-) 15:43 < jncneo> ;) 15:45 < mpp> bye 15:45 -!- mpp [n=mpp@2a01:48:251:107:203:dff:fe13:6c9e] has quit ["Verlassend"] 15:49 -!- the_rainbow [n=aaa@41.200.56.236] has joined #t2 15:57 -!- the_rainbow [n=aaa@41.200.56.236] has left #t2 [] 16:24 -!- T-One [n=T-One@62.218.122.66] has quit [Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)] 16:24 -!- T-One [n=T-One@62.218.122.66] has joined #t2 17:05 < csiadmin> anyone ever seen this... 17:05 < csiadmin> INSTALL DYNLIB /usr/src/t2-trunk/src/Linux-x86_64/bash/luabash.so 17:05 < csiadmin> ./scripts/Config: line 124: enable: cannot open shared object src/luabash.so: /lib64/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.7' not found (required by src/luabash.so) 17:05 < csiadmin> Failed to enable the LUA bash accelerator 18:02 < jncneo> seen it about hour ago 18:03 < jncneo> fixed with checkout latest svn revision, ./scripts/Cleanup and then ./scripts/Config 18:42 < csiadmin> jncneo: thx I was just about to kill the box ;) 18:44 < csiadmin> hmm, just updated and it's still the same 18:45 < csiadmin> still, it'll wait until morning. thx 18:45 -!- csiadmin [n=csiadmin@81.144.152.52] has left #t2 [] 19:18 < CIA-69> rene * r34122 /trunk/package/security/samhain/samhain.desc: * updated samhain (2.5.5 -> 2.5.8) 19:19 < CIA-69> rene * r34123 /trunk/package/kde/kipi-plugins/kipi-plugins.desc: * updated kipi-plugins (0.4.0 -> 0.6.0) 19:19 < CIA-69> rene * r34124 /trunk/package/x11/xdaliclock/xdaliclock.desc: * updated xdaliclock (2.29 -> 2.30) 19:20 < CIA-69> rene * r34125 /trunk/package/security/libfwbuilder/libfwbuilder.desc: * updated libfwbuilder (3.0.5 -> 3.0.6) 19:31 < koan> strange, I have installed my freshly built t2 trunk desktop, but it has no bunzip2, so the Download script fails and I cannot Emerge-Pkg any package 19:32 < koan> isn't bunzip2 supposed to be in there? 19:41 < koan> oh right, I remember that building bzip2 gave the "cp: preserving times for `/usr/lib64/libbz2.so.1.0': Function not implemented" error 19:41 < koan> so that turns out not to be an error I could ignore... 20:50 -!- mqueiros_ [n=mqueiros@217.70.75.151] has quit [Client Quit] 20:54 -!- mqueiros_ [n=mqueiros@217.70.75.151] has joined #t2 21:12 -!- csiadmin [n=csiadmin@81.147.138.45] has joined #t2 21:31 < CIA-69> mtr * r34126 /trunk/package/perl/perl/ (install.patch.cross perl.conf): 21:31 < CIA-69> * rediffed perl cross build patch for 5.10.1 21:31 < CIA-69> * tweaked and aligned cross build bootstrap 22:03 < CIA-69> mtr * r34127 /trunk/package/base/uclibc/patches/ (6 files): 22:03 < CIA-69> * removed a set of obsolete/non-applying uClibc package patches 22:03 < CIA-69> (nfs-utils acl samba alsa-utils coreutils util-linux) 23:06 -!- csiadmin [n=csiadmin@81.147.138.45] has quit [] --- Log closed Thu Sep 03 00:00:05 2009