On 10.07.2008 10:15, Julian Sikorski wrote: Okay, after working on RPM Fusion push scripts and some other things around it I can give a quick status update before leaving the keyboard for now. Initial, rough test repos for free and nonfree are up; you can browse them at: http://193.28.235.60/free/fedora/updates/testing/9/i386/ http://193.28.235.60/nonfree/fedora/updates/testing/9/i386/ The free repo contains only libmms; the nonfree only sdlmame @dribble guys -- we afaics should soon be able to use this repo to distribute dribble updates. But I'm the only one right now that has access to queue builds :-/ So if you want something build from CVS just import is to CVS and tag it -- then tell me the package name and the tag (preferred) or release to build. Note: we are building for ppc64 -- some packages will fail on that arch and need to be fixed or ExcludArch'ed Next things on my todo list - get the IP of the box (it's the same one that serves Livna; kindly provided and maintained by Pix) into DNS as download1.rpmfusion.org or download2.rpmfusion.org - create/import/publish a rpmfusion-release.rpm -- firewing1 iirc created one already iirc - talk to Xavier about making the plague-server box plague aware; this is the first step to make plague available for everyone - in parallel: build and publish as much dribble packages as possible; after that slowly start building livna packages as well - discuss what to do with kernel modules. We never discussed if we want to do what livna does (kmods and akmods -- e.g. the user can chose if he wants pre-compiled or dynamically compiling modules) or what freshrpms does (dkms -- only dynamically, which is something Asus Eee-PCs users afaik don't like to much). Cu knurd P.S.: *Don't* announce this repos to widely yet please. There is still a ton of work that needs to be done; and a lot of stuff that can break on that way. I'm aslo sure there are some errors, so some things (path?) still might need to be adjusted...