PLDWWW: Titanium

[hawk]

Author: hawk   Date: Sat Jul 10 13:18:50 2010 GMT
Module: PLDWWW   URL: http://www.pld-linux.org/Titanium?action=diff&rev2=42&rev1=41
---- Log message:


---- Page affected: Titanium

---- Diffs:

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   * glibc 2.11
   * gcc 4.4.x
   * KDE 4.4.x
-  * Gnome 2.28.x
+  * Gnome 2.30.x
   * XFCE 4.4.3
   * Open``Office.org 3.2.x
  
@@ -107, +107 @@

    * enabling vda patch in postfix (breaks default postfix behaviour with virtuals)
    * upgrading db from 4.5 to newer ones (db >=4.6 causes severe problems with rpm)
    * building compat-gcc-34.spec (if you really need gcc 3.4.x please work on gcc3.4.spec)
-   * upgrading libxcb to version > 1.1.90.1
-   * upgrading udev to version > 124
    * upgrading syslog-ng to version > 2.0.x
  
  === Building kernel stuff ===
  
  Following specs:branches are used to build kernels for PLD Titanium:
  
-  * kernel.spec:LINUX_2_6_27
+  * kernel.spec:LINUX_2_6_32
   * kernel-vanilla.spec:Titanium
   * kernel-bare-vserver.spec:Titanium
   * kernel-bare-grsecurity.spec:Titanium
@@ -134, +132 @@

  When all kernels are ready all kernel modules must be recompiled. Following specs must be rebuilt:
  
   * Virtual``Box.spec
-  * atl2.spec (only for 2.6.27.x kernels)
   * dahdi-linux.spec
   * e1000.spec
   * e1000e.spec
@@ -143, +140 @@

   * ixgbe.spec
   * lirc.spec
   * madwifi-ng.spec
-  * sk98lin.spec
   * svgalib.spec
-  * xorg-driver-video-fglrx.spec
-  * xorg-driver-video-nvidia.spec
+  * xorg-driver-video-nvidia.spec:STABLE
   * xorg-driver-video-nvidia-legacy2.spec
-  * xorg-driver-video-nvidia-legacy3.spec
+  * xorg-driver-video-nvidia-legacy3.spec:STABLE
  
  First sent them normally so they'll build for regular kernel and with userspace. Then send them for each PLD Titanium kernel using auto tags. For example:
  
  {{{
- ./builder -d ti -r --kernel bare-vserver atl2.spec:auto-ti-atl2-2_0_4-3
+ ./builder -d ti -r --kernel bare-vserver e1000.spec:auto-ti-e1000-8_0_19-11
  }}}
  
  Keep in mind that each of mentioned packages must be succesfully built for each and every kernel, including pae ones. Thats lot of rebuilding. Also be sure that %{version}-%{release} of kernel packages matches %{version}-%{release} of userspace part.