Joachim Wiedorn <email address hidden> wrote on 2010-11-08 18:46:
> » which essentially states that applying patches can be easier with a
> » common source package and sebastien's idea also came from the below
> » article
> »
> »http://raphaelhertzog.com/2010/11/05/managing-distribution-specific-patches-with-a-common-source-package/
> »
> » which requires only a source format change to 3.0(quilt)
>
> Thanks for this link. I will try to create a package in this way of
> Raphael Hertzog have written.
Now I have worked the last week on an universal source package for
Debian/Ubuntu. You can find my test packages here: http://lilo.alioth.debian.org/ftp/
It would be nice if someone will test it, too.
> Unfortunately the maintainer of Lilo in Debian seems to don't want do
> any work on this package anymore. But I hope we get a solution for this
> problem in the next weeks.
Because there are a problem with Lilo maintaining in Debian: Perhaps it
would be the better way to make the packages for Ubuntu directly above the
Ubuntu Developer Team without waiting on Debian maintaining.
Joachim Wiedorn <email address hidden> wrote on 2010-11-08 18:46:
> » which essentially states that applying patches can be easier with a raphaelhertzog. com/2010/ 11/05/managing- distribution- specific- patches- with-a- common- source- package/
> » common source package and sebastien's idea also came from the below
> » article
> »
> »http://
> »
> » which requires only a source format change to 3.0(quilt)
>
> Thanks for this link. I will try to create a package in this way of
> Raphael Hertzog have written.
Now I have worked the last week on an universal source package for lilo.alioth. debian. org/ftp/
Debian/Ubuntu. You can find my test packages here:
http://
It would be nice if someone will test it, too.
> Unfortunately the maintainer of Lilo in Debian seems to don't want do
> any work on this package anymore. But I hope we get a solution for this
> problem in the next weeks.
Because there are a problem with Lilo maintaining in Debian: Perhaps it
would be the better way to make the packages for Ubuntu directly above the
Ubuntu Developer Team without waiting on Debian maintaining.
Have a nice day,
Joachim (Germany)