ons 2011-10-26 klockan 13:34 -0400 skrev omalleys@xxxxxxx: > My concerns still are we need to make sure the current patches are > getting upstream to f16+ and rawhide. And we are actively working on that together with mainline package maintainers. The goal is even to get them into F15+ with as little modifications as possible (hopefully none) in the ARM repository compared to mainline F15, and as always for mainline to have as few patches as possible relative to upstream. But would be good with an activity day with some proven packager(s) to speed up some of this. > I hate to see time wasted trying to track down already fixed bugs. > There are other people working on ARM support ie Ubuntu, and upgraded > versions of the software may actually fix some issues. (yes there > still will be issues.) Yes, and there is at least on GCC a bit of duplicate work going on there cross the distributions from needed bugfixes only being available in GCC trunk and not the stable gcc release, and this for a very long time. > Given the decision has been made to forgo the F16 release. > > Can we get away with taking a snapshot of the F15 base and F15 Updates > trees, and merge them and call that F15 base? I proposed quite some time back that a such snapshot shold be the startingpoint for F15 ARM, but it's decided the goal is to start as close to GA as possible and then try to wiggle forward with updates until things is in a shape that we can spin a release. > All the work that was done for F14 is really all in F16. It may not > appear in F15 base, but may appear in F15 updates. Depending on > when/if the patches were applied. Yes, that's the normal rule, with ARM fixes from F14 being available in F15 updates, or at least F15 git + koji build (but now garbage collected unfortunately). There is a few cases where the change have only been applied to rawhide (now F16), but those are more of an exception. I have so far not seen any case where some needed ARM change have only been applied to F14 or F15 and not later releases. Regards Henrik _______________________________________________ arm mailing list arm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/arm
