On Thursday 04 January 2007 22:15, Zhang, Yanmin wrote: > I installed Fedora Core 6 on my ia64 machine. Then, after getting the new > rpms from the latest ia64 development tree, I tried to buildup new iso > images by pungi. The buildup failed. Pls. see below log. > > The new development tree uses python 2.5, but my distribution on machine > installs python 2.4. If I replace it with 2.5, lots of other tools will be > erased. The iso buildup also needs python 2.5 and the latest anaconda and > yum. In the other hand, it looks like only with the new iso image, I could > install python 2.5. Is it a chicken-egg issue? Is there any walkaround to > install the latest python 2.5/anaconda/yum? You may need to create a chroot that is populated with the rawhide packages in order to run pungi there. I haven't done much pungi work on rawhide lately so I can't say of it is supposed to work or not. I was about to create the FC-6 branch of pungi and continue development in tip for rawhide/F7. -- Jesse Keating Release Engineer: Fedora
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