Hello Everyone,
I've already tested Mingw32 on my own (Ubuntu) system and was able
to verify that it did indeed compile my program. I would like to move
the build process to OBS, but whenever I make a control/dsc file with
'Build-Depends: gcc-mingw32' or 'mingw32' it says they are
unavailable. The repository that this is running on is made from
Ubuntu 10.04.
Ubuntu 10.04 has both of these packages available via APT, but for
some reason OBS can't seem to find them. Is there another better way
to use MinGW with OBS, or get MinGW to be available?
Thanks,
Nick
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I build a package with a kernel driver for SLES11 on obs, but the
problem is that I did not discover how to add the update repository
for SLES11.
So the package that I build for SLES11 it's quiet unusable, because
it's for a kernel release different from the updated kernel.
It's possible to add the SLES11 or SLES11SP1 update repository ?
How I can do that ?
Thanks
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Hi,
One of the major annoyances in a large OBS instance with many architectures and cross links is when the dispatcher decides to put multiple build jobs of the same package (different archs/targets) on the same build host, while plenty of build hosts are sitting idle and doing nothing, this is especially annoying with large packages such as the kernel and Qt. Is this an implementation issue, by design or is there some trick to avoid this?
Thanks,
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Hi,
Some variables are not in use any more and we have new options.
Anas
From 38fdda5e5896bc37558921131290d0c007df20f2 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Anas Nashif <nashif(a)linux.intel.com>
Date: Mon, 4 Oct 2010 13:37:43 +0100
Subject: [PATCH] Document new dispatcher options
---
src/backend/BSConfig.pm.template | 17 ++++++-----------
1 files changed, 6 insertions(+), 11 deletions(-)
diff --git a/src/backend/BSConfig.pm.template b/src/backend/BSConfig.pm.template
index 85d84a0..a7f3a38 100644
--- a/src/backend/BSConfig.pm.template
+++ b/src/backend/BSConfig.pm.template
@@ -99,17 +99,12 @@ our $relsync_pool = {
"sparc64" => "sparcv9",
};
-# This is for prefer a project in scheduler, if it has high or medium
-# prio events, but was not processed after $timeout minutes.
-#our %max_project_timeout = (
-# "openSUSE:Factory/standard" => { timeout => "30", last => "0" },
-#);
+# List of power hosts that can handle power jobs for the sake of
+# building critical packages fast.
+#our $powerhosts = [ "build20"];
-# Build priority, dispatcher prefers or deprefers jobs according to this:
-#our $dispatch_prio = [
-# '!^home:resourcewaster', # de-prefer jobs (take it only, when no other jobs)
-# '^openSUSE:Factory', # prefer (if there is a job for this project, take it)
-#];
+# List of power packages that can be built on power hosts
+#our $powerpkgs = [ "glibc", "qt" ]
#No extra stage server sync
#our $stageserver = 'rsync://127.0.0.1/put-repos-main';
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1.7.1
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Hi, this isn't a blocker, I just delete _link I can always relink if
something goes wrong.
davepl@Arbuthnot:/data/src/osc/home:plater/ffado> osc ci
Log message not specified
a)bort, c)ontinue, e)dit: c
Working copy '/data/src/osc/home:plater/ffado' is out of date (rev 84 vs
rev 85).
Looks as if you need to update it first.
davepl@Arbuthnot:/data/src/osc/home:plater/ffado> osc up
A _link
At revision 85.
davepl@Arbuthnot:/data/src/osc/home:plater/ffado> osc ci
Log message not specified
a)bort, c)ontinue, e)dit: c
- package has baselibs.conf: (unchanged)
Attention, libffado-2.0.1 is not mentioned in spec files as source or patch.
Attention, _link is not mentioned in spec files as source or patch.
Is this correct? [N/y/d] (y to ignore)
Regards
Dave P
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Hi alltogether!
On http://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Build_Service_Concept_Smart_Dispatcher_Work… I started to take notes on
what goals/requirements/ideas to implement for such a feature.
Currently 2 main areas are covered:
* cross worker setup enhancements
* flexible worker assignment / flexible worker (re)setup
What other use-cases are there ?
Feel free to add your ideas and comments!
Best,
Jan-Simon
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Hi, is it an intended feature in the osc source validator that it picks
up "#%{xx}" as a macro? It's fine if I shouldn't submit things like this
to major repos like factory but when I'm working on a package it's a
#%{xx} pain in the neck.
The source validator is a fantastic tool but that quirk which results in
the message "ERROR: source_validator failed" is going to drive me mad.
Could somebody please at least enable a switch to turn it off or make it
ignore comments.
I'm going to have to uninstall it again.
Please don't suggest that I help out and fix it, I estimate that the
source validator has already cost me a couple of days preventing me from
completing things I'm supposed to be doing.
Thanks very much.
Dave Plater
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Hi,
I was packaging my favourite icon theme (Faenza[1]) and everything
seems to work fine, except I'm having RPMLINT reporting 2 errors:
RPMLINT report:
===============
faenza-icon-theme-mint.noarch: W: suse-branding-unversioned-req
faenza-icon-theme
faenza-icon-theme-dark.noarch: W: suse-branding-unversioned-req
faenza-icon-theme
4 packages and 0 specfiles checked; 0 errors, 2 warnings.
Anyone could point me in a way to fix this errors ? The package is on my
home repo[2].
[1] - http://tiheum.deviantart.com/art/Faenza-Icons-173323228
[2] - https://build.opensuse.org/project/show?project=home:ketheriel
Nelson
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Would GNOME:Apps be a good project for some artwork packages or there
exists already a artwork project?
nelson
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