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["David Brown" <dmlb2000 AT gmail.com>]

On Nov 20, 2007 12:53 AM, Eric Sandall <eric AT sandall.us> wrote:
> Stable grimoire version 0.15[0] has been released!
>
> As usual, users of stable merely need to run 'sorcery system-update'.
> Spells listed on the 0.15 release wiki were tested and qualified to
> have no known defects of "gating" severity at the time of this release.
> The tarballs have been signed and uploaded to our server and will be
> propogating out to the mirrors within six hours.
>
> To download the grimoire manually, get
> http://codex.sourcemage.org/stable.tar.bz2 or specifically
> http://codex.sourcemage.org/stable-0.15.tar.bz2.
>
> GPG signatures are available at
> http://codex.sourcemage.org/stable.tar.bz2.asc or
> http://codex.sourcemage.org/stable-0.15.tar.bz2.asc.

What ever happened to building basesystem tarballs? did that get
dropped somewhere along the way and I didn't notice it?

> David Brown (35):
>       linux updated latest pre 2.6 kernel to rc9
>       updated kvm to 45
>       linux updated to latest 2.6.23
>       kvm updated to 46
>       linux updated mm and maintanence patches
>       linux updated realtime preempt patches
>       fixed url for realtime patches
>       fixed signature url
>       linux updated reiser4 patches
>       linux updated various maintenance patches
>       linux added updated smgl-logo patch
>       linux updated build process to call out to the linux makefile
> only twice instead of several places linux fixed syntax error in build
> file glibc updated glibc kernel headers to the new version
>       forgot a syntax error in FUNCTIONS file
>       output correct sum format so cast will detect it
>       playing around with the api SOURCEN isn't exported when its set
> in DETAILS so it didn't work at all before Revert "playing around with
> the api SOURCEN isn't exported when its set in DETAILS so it didn't
> work at all before" Revert "output correct sum format so cast will
> detect it" Revert "forgot a syntax error in FUNCTIONS file" Revert
> "glibc updated glibc kernel headers to the new version" glibc updated
> kernel headers to new version of kernel kvm updated to version 47
>       gcc added location of linker change when compiling on lib64
> systems linux updated pre 2.6 kernel patches to 2.6.24-rc1
>       dvd+rw-tools fixed undefined INT_MAX from newer glibc headers
>       linux updated realtime preempt patchset
>       kvm updated to 48
>       drm do the depmod against the kernel version in question
>       kvm updated to 49
>       coreutils glibc 2.7 as well as 2.6 internalize futimens
>       kvm updated to 50
>       kvm fixed install of bad target
>       linux updated realtime preempt patches
>       linux updated misc maintenance patches

Wow, that's going back, some of these seem wrapped somehow are my
comments too long for the magic changelog script? did I miss a
new-line on the end of my commit?

- David Brown