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Re: [ANNOUNCE] 2.2.0-rc only a few hours off, 2.2-stable branch soon: msg#00018

Subject: Re: [ANNOUNCE] 2.2.0-rc only a few hours off, 2.2-stable branch soon

hi

I'm thru with the points I had on my TODO / the feature set I use and rely on for 2.2. My plan is to tag 2.2.0-rc when my ppc, ppc64, x86 and x86-64 builds got testinstalled the next days (read weekend).

just for curiosity, what test builds are you doing? which libc-s? which targets? how many packages your reference build contains? how many of them fail on buildtime? how many on stage 9? how many on runtime?

Given the extreme amount of time we are overdue with 2.2 I assume all of you have flushed your TODO long ago and we tag 2.2 till the end of this month.

heading my TODO for 2.2 is the cross-libc building of perl and the uclibc based targets with 'install' image output. then the multiple-target installers, which use to work on 2.1 but not anylonger on 2.2. excluded modules and devices list and forced modules for hotplug++ which works on 2.1/rockplug but not on the current hotplug++. also the current stone modules need to be synced with the current T2 reality, it still offer hwscan for example. PIE support is broken, and a few others things that work on 2.1 but not on 2.2 which i don't have time to write right now but i think, after fixing those mentioned above for rc1 we can fix on rc2.


If you have something todo finish it up quickly - and remeber, no big stuff that breaks more than it fixes or dublicate packages.

eterm worked over e17-only here, so it was not duplicated. i don't care about e16, and i don't want to install it's stuff for been able to have eterm. you decided unilaterally to delete eterm package, now can you please make eterm16 {e16,e17} aware on a single package as you seem to want?


Given that we need more PR and user / developer base and proof the IT world that T2 is stable and ready to deliver systems I suggest we concentrate less on rewrites (of the build system in e.g. LUA or so) and more on usability up-to-dateness and so on for the next time to not fail in the historic ROCK traps.

of course we need a release, but with EDONTCARE and EDONTUSE we are getting quiet far from 'SDE' (imo)


Btw. I would rather see mnemosyne and archivista not in the relase tarball and suggest we remove the 1st's external and the 2nd into a own repository.

go for it. and Mr. "2.2 Stable Tree Maintainer" please take a look into the other targets present on target/ before releasing -rc1.

Alejandro Mery





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