Hi, ive created a package of tiotest, which is a small relatively need
benchmarking program being used a lot recently for raid benchmarks.
Its the first package ive made, its only been packaged as i386, i havent
tried getting it working on other platforms.
Its a bit short on documentation, but if
Seems ive been beaten to it.
ftp://ftp.cm.nu/pub/debian/
Oh well, plenty more potential packages out there
bug1 wrote:
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> Hi, ive created a package of tiotest, which is a small relatively need
> benchmarking program being used a lot recently for raid benchmarks.
>
> Its the fi
"Bernhard R. Link" wrote:
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> After reading this nice diskussion with all it's aspects, I want to
> complete the mess and suggest a "distribution" called
> e.g. "progressive" beetween stable(frozen) and unstable.
>
> As I understood the problem, at the moment, only the stable
> distribution is ab
Hi, ive been hanging around boot-floppies for a while, and am interested
in minimum debian systems.
I think what your trying to do could well cover a lot of ground
boot-floppies tries to cover, if your not familiar with how the debian
boot floppies work, you may get a bit out of it, i love the mkl
Hi, ive made my first debian package, Mandrakes drakxtools, it contains
a number of configuration tools, but my primary reason for packaging is
to provide diskdrake.
Diskdrake is a graphical partition manager, it allows resizing
parititions etc. I originally thought this would be good during
insta
It would be cool if packages had better support for build dependencies
so its easier/more reliable to build from source.
There would probably have to be a set of source base packages defined
somewhere that are required as a base for building, but not a base for
regular usage as base is currently d
Peter S Galbraith wrote:
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> bug1 wrote:
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> > It would be cool if packages had better support for build dependencies
> > so its easier/more reliable to build from source.
>
> Something like this?
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> Source: gri
> Section: math
> Priority: optional
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