On Sat, 18 Nov 2017, Jaromil wrote:
>
> hi all
>
> > #### Ongoing Actions
> >
> > * ACTION: @everybody propose viable solutions for the CDN setup
> > for package mirrors
> > * (parazyd) discuss on the email thread
> > * atm we have several offers for mirrors
> > * 6 package mirrors are active at the moment
>
> as you may have already noticed, I proceeded forwarding the news about
> the currently active mirrors. Realising later about this pending
> discussion (thanks golinux), so please accept my apologies for pushing
> it out before addressing concerns.
>
> in any case, I advocate for documenting publicly every single progress
> we make about Devuan. the forward I made on DNG and on twitter is
> about that rather than a final announcement on how to use
> mirrors. this way we can show that some mirrors joined, the system
> works and that may bring new ones and for sure people testing them
>
> however next time i'll be more careful and debate this here, while I
> hope you agree with the general attitude of documenting the process
> and not just the final product.
>
> > * there are two options:
> > * ACTION: rebuild jessie ISOs (point release 1.1?) (with
> > updated packages (~130 out of date (mostly jessie-security)
> > packages)) and including new devuan-keyring
> > (Evilham) this would imply re-building the live isos
> > (fsmithred), arm images (parazyd) and minimal-live (KatolaZ)
> > besides regular installer (jaromil/Centurion_Dan)
>
> and the vagrant box (vm-sdk)
>
> ideally we should automate this, parazyd is making good progress I
> understand, but won't be all ready for ASCII I can imagine.
>
> for ASCII we should do the same, so perhaps is more comfortable for
> everyone if we do this one time for both releases, Jessie 8.1 and
> ASCII beta.
(Jessie 1.1 :))
Ascii build fine in all three SDKs, with some udev exceptions. Once we
get eudev in the repos it will work without issues.
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