Alpha Core 4 Cancelled

[Oliver Falk]

And for the koji client setup:
oliver at gosa .koji]$ cat config |grep -v "^;"|grep -v "^\s*$"
[koji]
server = http://buildsys.zero42.at/kojihub
weburl = http://buildsys.zero42.at/koji
cert = ~/.koji/oliver_cert.pem
ca = ~/.koji/koji_ca_cert.pem
serverca = ~/.koji/koji_ca_cert.pem

you just need to change the cert line to include *your* cert.

Good Wiki about koji:
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/PackageMaintainers/UsingKoji


Best,
 Oliver

On 12/05/2007 03:07 PM, Oliver Falk wrote:
> On 12/05/2007 02:54 PM, Sergey Tikhonov wrote:
>> Oliver Falk wrote:
>>> On 12/05/2007 08:23 AM, Sergey Tikhonov wrote:
>>> [ ... ]
>>>  
>>>> Updating aboot and kernel was enough for start (surpriselly the new
>>>> kernel booted with older (ac3) glibc).
>>>>     
>>> It does, but is incompatible! The ultimate test for that: touch x; rm
>>> -f x.
>>>
>>> Same is true for for kernel 2.6.17 and later (until .23) + glibc 2.6.90.
>>>   
>> I will check (I use 2.6.21). But I was able to do a lot of building of
>> mono :) Just curious.
>> Again (out of curiosity) - have been most of previous kernel patches
>> incorporated to upstream? I check kernel src rpm yesterday and
>> see just 3 alpha specific patches and I remember a lot (especially
>> module patches to support bigger modules). :)
> 
> Hm. I don't have seen those patches... But I think/hope they went
> upstream...
> 
>>>> Yes, pata - support on PWS cypress chipset is broken. :( I have all my
>>>> working files on IDE disk (even it works slow, but big and cheap).
>>>> Hopefully Jay would have some spare time. ;)
>>>>     
>>> I'm not quite sure; Is this broken upstream? If yes, has someone tried
>>> contacting the alpha kernel guys?
>>>   
>> I think so, I just confirmed Jay's report. The "exact" error message I
>> would provide.
>>>  
>>>> Updated glibc and surprise again - it works with older kernel too (my
>>>> IDE is back). :)
>>>>     
>>> Make sure it *really* works. :-) If you have kernel 2.6.15 you should be
>>> able to work with glibc 2.6.90....
>>>
>>>  
>>>> Now I need to find out what is correct procedure to hack packages in new
>>>> koji environment ...
>>>>     
>>> You have your koji cert, do you?
>>>   
>> Yes. I just have no idea (tried to read about koji, but have not got the
>> idea from first try) what is the common scenario to incorporate patches.
>> If it the same as it was before - make it work localy, then build SRPM
>> and upload it to koji...
> 
> This is the normal way. :-)
> 
>> or some more sophisticated way - just upload
>> patches and changelog and it magically gets into SRPM. :)
> 
> If your patches make it from http://bugzilla.redhat.com into fedora cvs,
> then you can also checkout the fedora cvs and do a simple "make build",
> after you have set up your koji client correctly. :-)
> 
>>>> PS. mono from SVN fails to build with new gcc/binutils :(
>>>>     
>>> What kind of 'fails'?
>>>   
>> During linking of shared library ld complains about some kind of
>> relocation problems on one of the modules from static library used
>> (boheim GC) in building. This is something I haven't seen before....
> 
> GPREL16? Then somewhere a -fPIC seems to be missing (usual) or some
> -fpic made it's way into compilation (very unusual) :-( It can also
> occur, if you compile with -Os (compiler bug).
> 
> Best,
>  Oliver
> 
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Oliver Falk
UNIX/Linux Systems Engineer
Mail: oliver at linux-kernel.at
Phone: +43 (664) 838 59 25