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[20080922]
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NetBSD 4.x binary packages
John Klos and Havard Eidnes have made a bunch of precompiled binary
packages available, See
John's
and Havard's
arm
and
alpha
email.
John built packages from the pkgsrc 2008Q2
branch, for the following platforms:
- mipsel - cobalt: 1506 packages
- mipseb - sgimips: 344 packages (just recently started)
- arm - shark: 939 packages
- m68k - amiga: 1316 packages
The packages can be found on
ftp.NetBSD.org.
Havard has uploaded a set of preliminary results from a build
of pkgsrc-2008Q1 on NetBSD 4.0/arm. He has a total of 3.5GB
in a total of 4578 packages, which can also be found on
ftp.NetBSD.org (different directory...).
Havard has also uploaded bulk build results from NetBSD 4.0/alpha and
pkgsrc-2008Q2. A total of 6.7GB of packages were uploaded, for a total of 6270
packages. The packages can be found on
ftp.NetBSD.org as well.
Happy pkg_add'ing!
[Tags: packages, pkgsrc]
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[20060312]
|
NetBSD 3.0/cobalt binary packages
All those wanting precompiled binary packages for their
Cobalt machines running NetBSD 3.0 can be happy now, as
Andreas Fuchs made his packages available, see
the corresponding posting on port-cobal@
or go to
the package archive
directly.
[Tags: cobalt, packages]
|
|
[20060203]
|
Essential NetBSD 3.0/sparc Binary Packages + Install CD (Updated)
I've made yet another ISO available, containing install sets
and binary packages for NetBSD 3.0/sparc this time. See
my posting for more information.
Update: The file is now also available
as
torrent - please use it!
[Tags: iso, packages, sparc]
|
|
[20060203]
|
Next proof-of-concept: upgrading binary packages
The next round in the eternal game of updating packages
installed on a system
comes from Havard Eidnes.
He suggests having an index file on the FTP server keeping
the binary packages, and working from there.
[Tags: packages, updating]
|
|
[20060131]
|
Solaris 9 pkgsrc-2005Q4 binaries available
Jonathan Perkin has made binary packages for Solaris 9/sparc
available. See
his mail to tech-pkg
or tune your PKG_PATH to
grab them directly.
[Tags: packages, solaris, sparc]
|
|
[20060128]
|
Binary packages: Solaris 10/amd64, NetBSD 2.0/sparc64
Gilles Dauphin has made a little number of AMD64 bit package for Solaris10
available, see
his mail or
grab them directly.
Havard Eidnes has uploaded
binaries for NetBSD/sparc64 2.0 / pkgsrc-2005Q4.
See his mail or
grab them directly.
[Tags: amd64, packages, solaris, sparc64]
|
|
[20060126]
|
Binary packages: NetBSD 2.1 alpha+sparc
Havard Eidnes has
uploaded
binary packages for NetBSD 2.1/alpha, and
Manuel Bouyer has made some NetBSD 2.1/sparc binary packages
available. Happy pkg_add'ing on your NetBSD 2.x
machines!
[Tags: alpha, packages, pkgsrc, sparc]
|
|
[20060113]
|
NetBSD 3.0/sparc 2005Q4 packages available
FOUR THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED SEVEN!
FOUR THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED SEVEN NEW BINARY PACKAGES!
HAHAHAHAHA!
*cough*
Manuel Bouyer has uploaded his results of a bulk build of
pkgsrc-2005Q4 on NetBSD 3.0/sparc, counting
4.707 binary packages. See
his mail, or
point your PKG_PATH at
ftp://ftp.NetBSD.org/pub/NetBSD/packages/3.0/sparc/All
and fire up pkg_add.
[Tags: packages, sparc]
|
|
[20060109]
|
Updating my home PC's pkgs
After running NetBSD 3.0(_whatever) for some time on my home PC,
and after there are 3.0/i386 pkgs available now, I decided to update
all the pkgs I use the other day. In short, the process was a lot less
painful than expected.
Using "pkg_info -u" gave me a rough idea of what I really installed
(instead of what was pulled in as dependencies), and I then made a list
of packages i wanted. As I didn't dare removing all my packages before
the update, I set up a chroot environment in which I later installed
all new packages, running "build.sh install=/usr/sandbox" from /usr/src.
After "chroot /usr/sandbox", I took my above list, and ran "pkg_add"
on each one, pointing the PKG_PATH environment variable at the binary
pkg repository on the NetBSD FTP server. Almost everything went smooth,
except the few packages that cannot be made available via FTP -
acroread, acroread5, mplayer and xv. Using pkgsrc to install them
worked. Surprise.
After that I moved aside /usr/pkg and /var/db/pkg, replaced them with
symlinks to /usr/sandbox/usr/pkg and /usr/sandbox/var/db/pkg,
and rebooted the system. Maybe I should say that my home PC logs me
in immediately via some magic dust, runs .xinit which starts up
fvwm2, firefox, fires up the DSL connection and a few other things,
so rebooting this machine is quite a good test to see what breaks.
With one exceptions, everything worked: firefox is now called
firefox-gtk1 (I detest gtk2+!) so this wasn't found immediately.
After adding a symlink to give me back a 'firefox' binary, everything
works as before, just with newer packages.
In summary, the drama that I expected to manifest in missing binary
packages and broken pkgsrc packages just wasn't there. I'm happy.
Thank you, NetBSD! :-)
[Tags: hubertf, packages, pkgsrc, updating]
|
|
[20060106]
|
While we're at it: amd64pkg-3.0.iso available (Updated)
Manual made the binary pkgs, and I've ran the same scripts as for
i386. I have no real way (hardware) to test this, please do:
experimental amd64pkg-3.0.iso
(checksum). Please see the
README.amd64pkg-3.0.iso first!
After testing, let me know if this is worth persuing for the future...
(see also my
posting to the amd64 list).
Update: The amd64 packages were done by Jan, not Manuel. Sorry!
[Tags: amd64, iso, packages]
|
|
[20060106]
|
i386pkg-3.0 uploaded (Updated)
I finally found time to assemble the NetBSD 3.0 CDs and the
newly available NetBSD/i386 3.0 packages that Manuel uploaded
into a (one!) CD that has the install sets for NetBSD/i386 3.0
plus a set of "essential" (for some definition of 'essential'... :-)
packages on them. I've made the
README.i386pkg
available along with the 700MB ISO file... (I'm still waiting
for a bittorrent tracker to be setup, and won't provide a link
here to the actual ISO file. Shouldn't be hard to find :-)
Update:
Jeff Rizzo was fast in creating a bittorrent tracker
and you can download the file by pointing your favourite
bittorrent client at
the i386pkg-3.0.iso.torrent file
now. Have fun!
[Tags: i386, iso, packages]
|
|
[20060104]
|
NetBSD/i386 2.1 and 3.0 binary packages available
Happy leeching!
(Well, let's add a few more words here: these are the binary sets
accompanying the NetBSD/i386 3.0 release, first of all, and also
the recent 2.1/i386 release. With that, I guess I can think about
upgrading a machine or two's userland... which reminds me of the old
question: "how do I best update all my installed pkgs to the latest
version"? I need to dig in the archives of this blog for some answers,
unless someone tells me that pkg_chk can be used for that these
days)
[Tags: i386, packages]
|
|
[20051122]
|
Package binaries for NetBSD/sparc64 / pkgsrc-2005Q3
Havard Eidnes has uploaded and merged his binary packages
for Package binaries for NetBSD/sparc64 / pkgsrc-2005Q3
on the
NetBSD FTP server.
See also his mail!
[Tags: packages, pkgsrc, sparc64]
|
|
[20051114]
|
Biiinary packages: NetBSD 2.1/alpha, Solaris 10/sparc!
Havard Eidnes has built
binary packages for NetBSD/alpha 2.1,
and Gilles Dauphin has made
binary packages for Solaris 10/sparc.
Whee!
[Tags: alpha, packages, pkgsrc, solaris]
|
|
[20051022]
|
pkgsrc-2005Q3: NetBSD 1.6.2/i386 packages uploading
Manuel Bouyer has done a bulk build of pkgsrc-2005Q3 on
NetBSD 1.6.2/i386 and is currently uploading binary packages
to ftp.fr.netbsd.org and ftp.netbsd.org. See
his message!
[Tags: packages, pkgsrc]
|
|
[20051007]
|
Binary packages of pkgsrc-2005Q3 for NetBSD 2.0/i386 available
Manuel Bouyer has finished his bulk build of the pkgsrc-2005Q3
branch, and uploaded binary packages for NetBSD 2.0/i386 (which will
also work on 2.0.2 and the upcoming 2.1 release). See
Manuel's mail
for more details.
[Tags: i386, packages, pkgsrc]
|
|
[20050829]
|
2.800 binary pkgs for Solaris 10/x86
Not really a NetBSD thing, but for the pkgsrc fame:
Gilles Dauphin has done a pkgsrc bulk build on
Solaris 10/x86 and got more than 2.800 binary pkgs
from the build. See
his posting!
[Tags: packages, pkgsrc, solaris]
|
|
[20050801]
|
2210 binary pkgs for Solaris 10/x86
Gilles Dauphin has made his results of a pkgsrc bulk build on
Solaris 10/x86
available.
[Tags: packages, pkgsrc, solaris]
|
|
[20050726]
|
Solaris 9/sparc packages for pkgsrc-2005Q2 available
Jonathan Perkin has
uploaded
2.291 binary packages created from the latest stable pkgsrc
branch (2005Q2) for Solaris 9/sparc. See
his mail
for a bit more data.
To use the binary packages, pkgsrc needs to be
bootstrapped
(or a binary bootstrap kit installed), and the pkgs can be installed with
the pkg_add command then.
[Tags: packages, pkgsrc, solaris]
|
|
[20050405]
|
pkgsrc-2005Q1 2.0/i386 and 1.6.2/i386 binary pkg available
I have uploaded a total of ~10GB of binary packages built for NetBSD
2.0/i386 and NetBSD 1.6.2/i386 from the pkgsrc-2005Q1 branch to
ftp.NetBSD.org. Check my posting for the details.
[Tags: packages, pkgsrc]
|
|
[20041214]
|
i386pkg ISO available (Update #2)
I forgot to move the i386pkg.iso file into place, but here it is now:
ftp://ftp.NetBSD.org/pub/NetBSD/iso/2.0/i386pkg.iso. It boots into sysinst, has all the
i386 install sets, and is filled to the rim with pkgs.
See the README.i386pkg
file for more details. And sorry this is a bit late!
Update: Permission problem with the checksum files, so here it
is until the checksum files are fixed:
MD5 (i386pkg.iso) = 038771fda4723ccc4d1dcbbe2b04323c
Update #2: A
i386pkg.iso.torrent
file is now available, too, for fast download with BitTorrent!
[Tags: i386, iso, packages]
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