Hi,
Milestone2 looks good and I'm just uploading it to the mirrors.
After that's done, we'll switch to gcc 4.5 and after that the
real fun starts - so I hope everyone who can, helps fixing packages
here and there.
Greetings, Stephan
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Hey Group;
For years I have always taken openSuSE basic kernel and compiled it with
my CPU.
So, a i586 is converted to a i686 and NV.run to work. That seems to
often help speed things up and no crashes. Anyway, I simple copy
/proc/.config and move it to kernel source .config (after gunzip) - I
then run make menuconfig -> save it and then "make, make modules, make
modules_install" After it is complete mv System.map and
arch/x86/boot/bzImage and mkinitrd plus edit /boot/grub/menu.lst.
Reboot and it has always worked correctly before. However, now days it
boots up to the part where VGA is selected before any HDs are mounted
and locks up/dies
What is new to prevent VGA=0x346 to fail.
It is openSuSE's kernel 2.6.33-5 with the only change is the CPU and a
custom default name (so as not to ruin openSuSE's -5-default
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Hi,
I finally found some time to package sssd and am about to create the
submit request to factory.
sssd (hosted at http://fedorahosted.org/sssd/) stands for "System
Security Services Daemon" and it's primary function is to provide access
to identity and authentication (it comes with a PAM and NSS module)
remote resources through a common framework that can provide caching and
offline support to the system.
I gave a short introduction to it already in May last year on this list
(back then sssd was still a bit premature):
http://lists.opensuse.org/opensuse-factory/2009-05/msg00019.html
Many things I wrote in that mail are still true AFAIK. One difference
is that today sssd comes with it's own providers for ldap and kerberos
and doesn't necessarily need to use nss/pam_ldap for that any more.
We have currently two feature requests in fate regarding sssd:
https://features.opensuse.org/308900
and
https://features.opensuse.org/308902
I won't be working on YaST support (Fate#308902), but if anyone feels
like doing so, sssd comes with a simple Python API to manage it's own
configuration which could be leveraged for that.
My current plan is to use "network:ldap" as the devel project for sssd
and I have split it into four packages:
python-sssd-config: the configuration API
sssd: The main daemon, NSS and PAM modules plus the provider plugins for
ldap, kerberos and proxying
sssd-ipa-provider: The provider plugin for FreeIPA, splitted into a
separate package as we currently don't have much use for it. (BTW,
is anybody interested in making FreeIPA (freeipa.org) work on
openSUSE and OpenLDAP? Please get in contact with me)
sssd-tools: Some command line tools to manage sssd local users (sssd
offers to maintain local users and groups in it's on databases
instead of using /etc/passwd,/etc/groups
Comments, feedback and patches are very welcome.
regards,
Ralf
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Hi community,
yesterday I've updated the java-1_6_0-openjdk to icedtea6-1.7/openjdk-b17.
This contain also the alpha version of a new NPRuntime Java plugin for
browsers using NPRuntime. That includes xulrunner 1.9.1 based browsers
(Firefox 3.5, and probably Seamonkey 2) and Chromium. For xulrunner 1.9.2
based browsers (Firefox 3.6) it is only supported way.
In a human speech - if you want to use Firefox 3.6 or Chromium browsers with
openjdk plugin, please use openjdk packages from Java:openjdk6:Factory.
Factory users can wait on next snapshot, or use this project too.
Regards
Michal Vyskocil
Hey Group
Question! How come some of the files in /usr/include/QtCore are shown
as blue and others as white. I know about /etc/DIR_COLOR setting the
color by suffix. However, all of these are file or file.h. I thought
maybe it was from lsattr but both are show the same. One is blue and
the other is black in my example.
This is just for information and is not viewed as a problem.
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Hi,
Factory has upstart now. Not as default, but you can test it in doing:
download upstart.rpm from factory repo (zypper doesn't offer "just do it
on install)
rpm -e --nodeps sysvinit
rpm -ivh upstart.rpm
reboot
I submitted the fix for the broken dependency yesterday, but it's too
late to fix for M3.
Greetings, Stephan
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Hi Listmates,
I 'zypper dup' from openSUSE 11.2, and keep having problem like this:
Problem: nothing provides ksym(desktop:mod_timer) = 45450063 needed by
preload-kmp-desktop-1.1_2.6.32.0_rc5_git3_1-10.4.i586
Solution 1: Following actions will be done:
keep obsolete preload-kmp-desktop-1.1_2.6.31.12_0.1-6.9.12.i586
keep obsolete kernel-desktop-2.6.31.12-0.1.1.i586
Solution 2: break preload-kmp-desktop by ignoring some of its dependencies
It can still successfully upgrade all packages except those two packages.
openSUSE 11.3 M2 failed (kernel panic) to boot tp my Acer Aspire 5620,
but succeded when it was M1. So I tried to have M2/M3 from openSUSE
11.2 with 'zypper dup' but has this kernel upgrade problem.
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> cat /etc/SuSE-release
openSUSE 11.3 Milestone 3 (i586)
VERSION = 11.3
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How to fix this?
Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
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Hey Group;
KDE4 on M3 is crashing without any programs up. Changing to tty6 and
watching the kde output has shown a strange character output one time.
It was some sort of udf-8 error as I remember from the output consistent
with most times - Included is some of the errors captured.
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Hello,
The isos look like their out of sync (You may know this already)
one shows Build0449 and the other Build0461
Has the one building openSUSE-KDE-LiveCD.... stopped building the images
?
>From http://download.opensuse.org/factory/iso/
- openSUSE-KDE-LiveCD-x86_64-Build0449-Media.iso 16-Feb-2010 11:47 691M
- openSUSE-NET-x86_64-Build0461-Media.iso 24-Feb-2010 17:42 156M
Glenn
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I wrote this on the PulseAudio list:
On openSuSE, I use these packages, mostly from the factory
repository:
alsa-1.0.22-2.5.i586
pulseaudio-0.9.21-2.4.i586
skype-2.1.0.81-suse111.i586
phonon-4.3.80-4.2.i586 (everything else from KDE is 4.3.95)
I experience a big delay (more than a second), especially
problematic while using Skype. I've configured KDE to use
`PulseAudio' as the output device for everything.
And I got this answer:
Please ask your distribution to include the patches from the
"stable-queue" git branch in PA git. Most other distributions now
regularly apply those patches. And so should yours.
The Skype issue is fixed there.
My question: Does this happen for OpenSuSE too?
Werner
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