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Re: Debian Etch, Rebuilt: 6,451 .debs for Maemo 5
BTW - any chance of getting some of these packages into extras-devel? GNU Screen and git, for example?
I'm happy to help with that if you point me in the right direction. |
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I have added the repo and no faults show up. Still it looks empty. I have searched for some programs but not been able to find them.
I have checked apt-get, apt-cache and HAM.. but nothing. |
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There is also some general information about tools repositories. |
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Thanks - ISTR that with tools enabled, apt-get upgrade did something I don't want, so I don't have it enabled by default.
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[QUOTE=j.s;656927]To get screen, see my post #3 in thread http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=38428
Does screen install cleanly for you? Code:
# apt-get install screen |
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Maybe one of the maemo updates breaks installing screen and/or curses? Also, maybe I did not notice the postinstall error. Were left with a screen executable in your path or anywhere? Does it work? You might also file a bug against the screen maemo package. |
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I have a similar problem to asys above: I have used the install file from Obra, but the catalogue shows up as empty in my Application Manager.
I have disabled all other catalogues. When I do an update, the log files shows a whole long list of : apt-worker: Ignoring version from wrong domain base-files 4 apt-worker: /var/lib/apt/lists/obra.freemoe.org_freemoe-etch_packages etc etc PR1.2 - shouldn't have an impact, right? |
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wmctrl would be very nice to have in Maemo Extras. It is an integral part of the keyboard focus hack.
EDIT: I just put the wmctrl source files from Jebba's repo into the Extras Assistant and it seemed to build OK. So that means wmctrl should show up in Extras-devel soon now. |
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same issue here...Jebba? something wrong? |
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What happened to this repo? I'd like to check it out but it seems down
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I have stopped doing Maemo development and that repo is no longer available.
I can give someone access to the files if they copy them to a new server they maintain. |
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what's the compressed archive size? I'm sure I can find a server to plop it on for posterity sake.
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I could host it at qole.org as well... I supposedly have unlimited bandwidth and I haven't been hassled about any of my Easy Debian downloads, which can be north of 70 GB a month for Dreamhost...
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I would really like this a lot. Is there any guide out there which is pretty thorough in how to port applications from Debian to maemo? I've been wanting finch for so long you see.
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jebba: thanks for re-activating the repo. Any chance of tarring it all up for us and leaving it somewhere, so I can get a copy for my repo?
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Just PM me if you need a new host for the files
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So far, no luck. I tried from dreamhost, and it first downloads all sorts of spurious index.html files and a bunch of multi-gigabyte facebook name lists. I tried again with
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wget http://obra.freemoe.org -m -R index.html*,facebook* Quote:
The simplest method is to post a freemoe-etch.tar.bz2 file. |
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Tried again. wget 1.11.4 (the version in use on my dreamhost server) doesn't seem to want to get the files at the end of each directory (files like the ones in this directory). I don't know why... :confused:
EDIT: Same thing's happening on my home computer, running Lucid's wget 1.12! HUH?! |
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Have you specified -r so that it will download recursively?
Works for me if i want a copy of a website along with the files. :) EDIT: It has started. Will see about the results. If i get some packages, i'd say it works. But so far, no .deb files. Might have something to do about recursion depth. Ok... not recursion depth. I cant figure this out, either. :confused: (Attempting from Ubuntu Maverick with wget 1.12) |
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Did wget with -r as well yesterday.. Again, only blank folders created: unable to get to the files... Running Debian Testing
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Have you told it to ignore robots?
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Well, you should be able to get wget to work, but even better is rsync along the lines of:
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mkdir myfreemoedir https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=7707 The repos are between 7 and 10 gigs each. |
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http://wiki.maemo.org/User:Jebba/Package_Building_HOWTO |
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Just out of curiosity,
Is there a similar build attempt of relatively new Debian squeeze packages for Maemo5? |
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I have 2 questions:
1. Is there any advantage to using a repo like this over installing easy debian and installing packages there? 2. If so , the repo seems down, did anyone manage to re-host it? |
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seems to be unusable...
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[2|user@n900|~]wget http://obra.freemoe.org/obra.install |
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Links are down !! Any mirrors ??
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