Re: Tazwok/bb and Tank current stat

[Christopher Rogers <slaxemulator@xxxxxxxxx>]

The nscd doesn't exist anymore. You removed it. Also are you sure you need to rebuild everything again? I'm been working with same toolchain just fine with kernel update. You just need to rebuild the kernel modules. 

As for the blocked packages i thought you add them a few days ago so we don't brake stuff before RC release or something like that.

I think the error with stuff is cause stuff variable may only work with compile_rules and genpkg_rules but not cook_tmp_toolchain. Mostly cause cook_tmp_toolchain goes though cook-toolchain script.

On Sat, Apr 30, 2011 at 1:01 PM, Christophe Lincoln <pankso@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi all,

So... my commit about modifing the Kernel processor type make the need
to rebuild quiet a lot of packages. Knowing glibc,nscd, etc are in the
cooklist I did a cook-toolchain before to go to sleep. What an hard
wake up when I saur build failed on patching busybox (cf conspy 0)

By the way I was suprised to see all these blocked package. Does some
one know why ?

Question, Antoine, can you enable the build bot ? We will still sync
the mirror manually but it getting boring to cook manually.

And a tiny feedback now I use Tazwok on tank from a moment.

 * The minimum chroot should have more packages there is sone how are
  constanly installed/ubinstalled for nothing.
 * The output logs are crappy, witl all these install/uninstall it's
  difficuly to finan error, I belive a simple text file with *_rules
  outup woul be fine.
 * Making to much thing automatic it bad. At bas the idea was to handle
  BUILD_DEPENDS manually by pkg maintainer, so he must do a good job.
  Now with automation we got package such as yad installed to build
  slitaz-tools... wich is not necessary.

And just to be clear, I talk about install/uninstall, I love this way a
doing this and it the best way to keep a clean build environment, IT IS
one of the best thing in new Tazwok with cookorder.

- Christophe

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