Search Results: "Peter Green"

8 November 2015

Andrew Cater: MiniDebconf, ARM, Cambridge - ARM 8 November 1600

Peter Green's talk very clear and well received.

Now for (almost) the last of the day - Steve McIntyre (93sam / Sledge) for his annual presentation on the state of UEFI


Andrew Cater: MiniDebconf ARM Cambridge 1525 8 November

Good talk on what it means to transfer LARGE data sets in academia and the downfalls of networking.

Peter Green is about to give a talk on Raspbian - these talks filling in for the missing talk mentioned earlier

Raspbian project - What is it, why it was needed, who is behind it etc.

Lots of typing around me and IRC on #debconf-cambridge

14 July 2013

Gregor Herrmann: RC bugs 2013/28

this week(end) I was more in the "RC bug fix flow" than in the last weeks, & here are the results:

19 August 2012

Andrew Cater: Raspberry Pi - Debian Wheezy rather than Raspbian

I note that the Raspberry Pi folks are recommending the Raspbian fork of Debian for the Pi. This is the hard float port to ARM version 6 undertaken by Mike Thompson and Peter Green (who is also a Debian developer).

That being said, though, they have also released an armel copy that is fully binary compatible with Debian Wheezy for use with software that can't readily be rebuilt e.g. Oracle Java. This is understood to be slower than Raspbian but otherwise contains identical software.

The changes made by the Raspberry Pi folks are fairly minimalist: /opt contains some of the graphics example code which takes advantage of the non-free GPU and the raspi-config script under /usr/bin which allows initial configuration at first boot.

The /etc/apt/get/sources.list refers solely to Debian repositories and the software supplied by the Raspberry Pi project can be readily updated to latest Debian Wheezy. All in all a nice way to have a silent Debian machine in a tiny case.

15 January 2012

Gregor Herrmann: RC bugs 2012/02

while working on RC bugs, I noticed that some DDs sent patches to the BTS in the last weeks (yeah!) but did not upload the fixes in NMUs. short request: could you please either state the reason for not uploading, or just go ahead and dput/dupload the fixed packages?

& here's my list:

8 January 2012

Gregor Herrmann: RC bugs 2012/01

new year, old hobby: trying to fix an RC bug per day, & reporting about it. here's the first episode of 2012:

1 January 2012

Gregor Herrmann: RC bugs 2011/52

a rather lazy bugsquashing week but with a little cheating a managed to get at at least 7 RC bugs:

25 December 2011

Gregor Herrmann: RC bugs 2011/51

thanks to my vacations starting I had a bit more time this week for working on RC bugs. here's the usual list; again: thanks to all the restless patch providers!

18 December 2011

Gregor Herrmann: RC bugs 2011/50

here's my RCBW report for this week. again, nothing spectacular, mostly uploading packages where patches were already in the BTS. thanks to all the patch creators and forwarders!

11 December 2011

Gregor Herrmann: RC bugs 2011/49

a quiet RCBW week, here's the usual status report:

27 November 2011

Gregor Herrmann: RC bugs 2011/47

after the rather intensive last week, this week was more business as usual. here's the list:

20 November 2011

Gregor Herrmann: RC bugs 2011/46

as expected this week was characterised by fixing bugs around the perl 5.14 transition. besides that I've also uploaded a couple of NMUs with patches kindly provided in the BTS by some tireless bug fixers.

13 November 2011

Gregor Herrmann: RC bugs 2011/45

& another mix of various RC bug fixes: applying patches from others, fixing stuff myself, closing obsolete bugs: in somehow related news: the perl 5.14 transition has begun. that also means that the severity of some bug reports was raised, & maybe we'll see some new ones. but it also means these bugs are easier to fix now that perl 5.14 is in unstable.

27 December 2009

Gregor Herrmann: RC bugs 2009/52

a short update on my RC-bug squashing activities: remarks:

26 December 2009

Stefano Zacchiroli: RC bugs of the week - week 16

RCBW - week #16 ... and here are christmas (for those who care) RC squashes, by yours truly (for those who care too): and here are the usual notes: Hint/request of the week: please add +pending when you do DELAYED/ NMUs, that way filtering out already taken care of bugs gets easier and refreshing a bug log page in the browser will immediately show the new tag at the top.
(Yes, I agree that nmudiff should offer that when passed --delay, I intend to propose a patch for that, but feel free to beat me at it :-P) In other news, christmas vacations are awesome to catch up with books you planned to finish reading months ago ... Update: the patch for nmudiff I've mentioned has been kindly provided by gregor hermann, thanks!

7 December 2009

Cyril Brulebois: RBCN

I really liked doing stuff like Zack s RCBW in the past, but nowadays I m busy with some buildds, reporting RC bugs because some maintainers don t test their uploads, as well as posting patches to fix FTBFS on GNU/kFreeBSD. But from time to time, it s also fun to close RC bugs. Here s a new concept (that I probably won t reproduce as regularly as Zack and his minions, though): RCBN for Release-Critical Bugs of the Night. Those are now closed: Many thanks to Peter Green, to Ruben Molina, and to Ilya Barygin for their patches. Special thanks to Richard Darst for orpie s patches: he even managed to get rid of embedded code copies while addressing the FTBFS. Nice! Unfortunately, in the same time, I had to open some FTBFS/RC bugs: So, what s next? Get back to work!