Re: Mass Rebuild Failures Report
by Pavel Alexeev (aka Pahan-Hubbitus)
Jesse Keating wrote:
> I've created a script[1] to find the latest failed build that hasn't yet
> been fixed during our mass rebuild. The output is an html page broken
> down by packager. Each package listed under the packager is a link to
> the latest failed build attempt. Shortly I'll setup a cron job to keep
> this list updated every 10 minutes or so.
>
> http://jkeating.fedorapeople.org/failed-f11-rebuilds.html
I'm fix 2 my packages few days before (it's failed because of gcc 4.4,
not architecture change). But package sim, also listed here, probably
failed due to https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=487104, as
Mamoru Tasaka mentioned before.
As I think it is not related to mass rebuilt at all.
15 years, 1 month
mass rebuild observations
by darrell pfeifer
I just upgraded from koji after the mass rebuild. Note that I had an
up-to-date rawhide from this morning just before the upgrade. There
are a couple of obvious problems, at least for me.
Buttons in firefox/minefield are huge to the point where all web pages
are unreadable. I backed out the xulrunner and gtk2, also tried
changing gnome default themes/icons with no success.
All gnome terminal text (both typed and prompt) has a red background.
The settings in the terminal profiles don't help to fix it. I looked
in the bash man page but so far haven't found a setting that might fix
it there.
darrell
15 years, 1 month
Self-Introduction: Philippe Moret
by Philippe Moret
Hi,
My name is Philippe Moret I'm living in Lugano, in the italian part of
Switzerland. I'm also sometimes in the french part during the week-ends.
I'm currently a second year PhD student in computer science at the
University of Lugano.
Your goals in the Fedora Project
Well, I'd like to help the open source community by contributing to a
project, even if I don't know how much time I'll be able to spend for
this ;-)
Which packages do you want to see published?
I noticed that Amaya was not anymore maintained and with a friend who's
already involved in the project (Thibault North) I've tried to package
the new version, this will probably be my first contribution. Otherwise
I'm intersted in Java in general and I will probably help with
java-related packages. I have also an interest in photography, so
related software would also interest me. And hopefully I will be able to
release part of my research work as a free software :D ...
Historical qualifications
MSc in CS, on my way to have a PhD...
What other projects have you worked on in the past?
Nothing serious, a few toy-projects...
What computer languages and other skills do you know?
I'm more at ease with Java, a bit of C, sh and Perl for the everyday
needs, a little bit of LISP...
Why should we trust you?
Why not ?
pub 1024D/86B5069E 2006-01-09 [expires: 2011-01-08]
Key fingerprint = BCDA 4F4B D2FB D8A0 C75B 24DB A73E E73A 86B5 069E
uid Philippe Moret <philippe.moret(a)gmail.com>
sub 2048g/CEB904B8 2006-01-09 [expires: 2011-01-08]
I will just need a sponsor to set up my Fedora Account by signing the
CLA and all that.
Cheers,
Philippe Moret
15 years, 2 months
ularn rebuild failure
by Michael Thomas
This one has me stumped:
http://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/getfile?taskID=1180936&name=build.log
I get the same error when I build locally with mock. However, if I go
into the buildroot, I can see that the config.h.SH file is there.
Inserting 'ls -l config.h.SH' into %build also shows that the file is
there. If I chroot into the mock buildroot and run '. config.h.SH', it
works.
This same package built fine for F10. Any ideas what's causing this odd
behavior?
--Wart
15 years, 2 months
Help me use 'intel' over 'nvidia'
by Rodd Clarkson
Hi All
I'm setting up a mythtv box and I recently had the opportunity to update
my motherboard. I had been using a board with added nvidia 9x00
graphics card and it was working well except that the fan on the
graphics card was noisy.
I did some research with regards to a new card to get, keen to get a
card with reasonable on board graphics that would handle big lcd
displays and also with hdmi and digital/coax outputs.
In the end I had the choise of two boards. One with an intel graphics
chipset (x4500) and one with an nivida chipset (7100) and given to
ongoing conversation on this list about using vendors that support open
source drivers I decided to go with the intel board. (I'd done some
other research that suggested that the graphics device was supported
including Intels website and fedora documentation (clearly not the right
fedora documentation)).
You can imagine my disappointment when I couldn't even get X running on
the new board with the intel drivers (I've tried 'i810' and 'intel',
that later of which seems to be much more likely to actually work.)
So, I've got two choices.
1. Give up and put the nvidia graphics card on the board. This has a
number of downfalls. It brings the noisy fan back into play. It also
sees me without hdmi. But, the nvidia driver works well with this card,
so at least I get decent graphics.
2. Find out what's up with the 'intel' card and get it working. Sadly,
I'm not skilled in these areas (even though I've been testing fedora
since fc1) and need help.
I've asked twice (once on f-d-l and once on f-t-l) and both times my
emails have been ignored.
I've also posted a detailed bug on bugzilla (see:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=487619) but haven't had any
response yet.
I won't attach any log files or other info as it's all in the bug report
and it would just be excess traffic on the list.
Can someone help?
regards
Rodd
--
"It's a fine line between denial and faith.
It's much better on my side"
15 years, 2 months