[arch-dev-public] [core] / [extra] cleanup
Looking at the packages in the BUILDINFO rebuild list, I've found some packages which are so old that they might not longer suit [core] or our repos in general. So I'd like to propose that we either move or remove the following packages: *Remove* - pcmciautils - Ancient technology - speedtouch - If you are using a linux kernel >= 2.6.10 , you should use the kernel module instead. - bootchart - Replaced by systemd-bootchart - zd1211-firmware - really really old WiFi chip. Move to [extra] or remove - linux-atm - Not sure what this is, but looks old. *Move to [extra]* - ifenslave - Don't see why it is required in core, also orphan - libgssglue/librpcsecgss - move to extra, nothing in [core] deps on it. (archboot and nfs-utils used to dep on it) - b43-fwcutter - Is this still required for more recent broadcom cards? -- Jelle van der Waa
On 02/06/18 17:06, Jelle van der Waa wrote:
Looking at the packages in the BUILDINFO rebuild list, I've found some packages which are so old that they might not longer suit [core] or our repos in general. So I'd like to propose that we either move or remove the following packages:
*Remove* - pcmciautils - Ancient technology
Felix moved it to [extra], not sure why? So removed it from [core]
- speedtouch - If you are using a linux kernel >= 2.6.10 , you should use the kernel module instead.
Removed.
- bootchart - Replaced by systemd-bootchart - zd1211-firmware - really really old WiFi chip. Move to [extra] or remove - linux-atm - Not sure what this is, but looks old.
*Move to [extra]*
- ifenslave - Don't see why it is required in core, also orphan - libgssglue/librpcsecgss - move to extra, nothing in [core] deps on it. (archboot and nfs-utils used to dep on it) - b43-fwcutter - Is this still required for more recent broadcom cards?
On 06/05/2018 04:01 AM, Jelle van der Waa wrote:
On 02/06/18 17:06, Jelle van der Waa wrote:
Looking at the packages in the BUILDINFO rebuild list, I've found some packages which are so old that they might not longer suit [core] or our repos in general. So I'd like to propose that we either move or remove the following packages:
*Remove* - pcmciautils - Ancient technology
Felix moved it to [extra], not sure why? So removed it from [core]
Was a mistake when trying to rebuild for the BUILDINFO todo. Sorry for that. -- Regards, Felix Yan
On Tue, 5 Jun 2018 12:12:18 +0800 Felix Yan via arch-dev-public <arch-dev-public@archlinux.org> wrote:
On 06/05/2018 04:01 AM, Jelle van der Waa wrote:
On 02/06/18 17:06, Jelle van der Waa wrote:
Looking at the packages in the BUILDINFO rebuild list, I've found some packages which are so old that they might not longer suit [core] or our repos in general. So I'd like to propose that we either move or remove the following packages:
*Remove* - pcmciautils - Ancient technology
Felix moved it to [extra], not sure why? So removed it from [core]
Was a mistake when trying to rebuild for the BUILDINFO todo. Sorry for that.
And two and a half weeks later and it's still there?
On 06/23/2018 10:37 PM, Doug Newgard via arch-dev-public wrote:
*Remove* - pcmciautils - Ancient technology
Felix moved it to [extra], not sure why? So removed it from [core]
Was a mistake when trying to rebuild for the BUILDINFO todo. Sorry for that.
And two and a half weeks later and it's still there?
I'm still waiting for a conclusion of original proposal, the other packages are still not removed either. -- Regards, Felix Yan
On 06/23/18 at 10:57pm, Felix Yan via arch-dev-public wrote:
On 06/23/2018 10:37 PM, Doug Newgard via arch-dev-public wrote:
*Remove* - pcmciautils - Ancient technology
Felix moved it to [extra], not sure why? So removed it from [core]
Was a mistake when trying to rebuild for the BUILDINFO todo. Sorry for that.
And two and a half weeks later and it's still there?
I'm still waiting for a conclusion of original proposal, the other packages are still not removed either.
Since no one replied with objections, I guess we can start cleaning up the repo. -- Jelle van der Waa
participants (3)
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Doug Newgard
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Felix Yan
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Jelle van der Waa