On 5/12/07, Alexander Baldeck wrote:

Tobias Powalowski wrote:

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Hi guys just to inform you new duke isos are hosted here meanwhile: http://www.archlinux.org/~tpowa/duke-isos/ they are not tested yet at all, will do some tests tomorrow, if you have time try to break them

here is the changelog:

Hi Arch community,

Arch Linux Duke

Changelog to last Voodoo installation ISO: - pacman3 usage - kernel 2.6.21.1 usage

Setup changes: - soundcards are now also ordered by hwdetect - rsync has been added to installation environment - proxy support during ftp installation - selection to copy installation network setup to final system - selection about keeping package cache during cd/ftp installation - selection of primary pacman sync server added

greetings tpowa

Very nice, will reinstall my box at home tomorrow using that! :)

Nice. I grabbed base, I will try it out when I get a chance.

Tobias Powalowski schrieb:

Thanks to brain0 he already reported some bugs, i'll update the iso soon today, don't use the ones atm they are partly broken for vol_ids. thanks greetings tpowa

Not only - pacman's dependencies are missing on base :) Thus, the version I grabbed yesterday doesn't work at all. Furthermore, I'd like mkinitcpio 0.5.14 to be on there.

Tobias Powalowski schrieb:

Hi guys, updated isos, all brokeness should be gone now. Please try to break this ones now, http://www.archlinux.org/~tpowa/duke-isos/

Seems all fine here.

Tobias Powalowski schrieb:

Hi guys, http://www.archlinux.org/~tpowa/duke-iso-rc/ i'll remove the duke-isos directory now, the rc directory contains everything that is needed for ftp guys, when they think it's ready to move to mirrors.

Final testing result from my side: - The setup routine runs now smooth, package conflicts are gone also in current iso.

Please test this stuff if you have time, else i would suggest to move in the ISO's to ftp when Andy is ready with his x64 stuff. If you find a showstopper report it, else those rc should be also the final. Thanks guys.

- Small announcement included in Duke-Changelog.txt - Added README.TXT to addons directory with depends listed for each module

Thanks for this work, I think we can announce the new isos once andyrtr has built his x86_64. As these will likely be the final isos, I created torrents and started seeding (although right now nobody is downloading). As there were problems with linuxtracker last time, I put 3 public trackers in each of the torrents (piratebay and two others). The torrents are here: http://www.archlinux.org/~thomas/duke-iso-rc-torrents/ Please put them on the ftp in the iso directory when we announce the isos.

Am Sun, 13 May 2007 22:58:09 +0200 schrieb Tobias Powalowski :

Hi guys, http://www.archlinux.org/~tpowa/duke-iso-rc/ i'll remove the duke-isos directory now, the rc directory contains everything that is needed for ftp guys, when they think it's ready to move to mirrors.

Final testing result from my side: - The setup routine runs now smooth, package conflicts are gone also in current iso.

Please test this stuff if you have time, else i would suggest to move in the ISO's to ftp when Andy is ready with his x64 stuff. If you find a showstopper report it, else those rc should be also the final. Thanks guys.

- Small announcement included in Duke-Changelog.txt - Added README.TXT to addons directory with depends listed for each module

greetings tpowa

mine are there: http://www.archlinux.org/~andyrtr/duke-iso-rc/ addons and changelogs are still missing. please someone test it. AndyRTR

Thomas Bächler schrieb:

Downloading them now, I will create torrents tomorrow evening.

Added torrents for x86_64 to the torrent folder and started seeding. We need an enabler to move the stuff from andy's and tpowa's and my folder to the ftp - or at least enable write access for the arch-ftp group. All that is left is the addons for x86_64 now :)