So, I keep checking the two most easily reachable mirrors (uidaho, and mangafrance) and I notice they both have 64 bit binaries yet neither had 32 bit ones. :/ Yet I do see a folder labeled 'i386' I am wondering what's taking so long with the 32 bit binaries? o.O
Kind of bothersome I moved to fedora the moment I saw it was available... lol
Hope that wasn't too rude to ask either...
So, I keep checking the two most easily reachable mirrors (uidaho, and mangafrance) and I notice they both have 64 bit binaries yet neither had 32 bit ones. :/ Yet I do see a folder labeled 'i386' I am wondering what's taking so long with the 32 bit binaries? o.O
Kind of bothersome I moved to fedora the moment I saw it was available... lol
Hope that wasn't too rude to ask either...
No problem asking!
I think that Francois Androit only built x86_64 binaries for RPM based systems. I also do not know if he has plans to build x86 versions or not.
Tim
Le 08/11/2011 03:00, Timothy Pearson a écrit :
So, I keep checking the two most easily reachable mirrors (uidaho, and mangafrance) and I notice they both have 64 bit binaries yet neither had 32 bit ones. :/ Yet I do see a folder labeled 'i386' I am wondering what's taking so long with the 32 bit binaries? o.O
Kind of bothersome I moved to fedora the moment I saw it was available... lol
Hope that wasn't too rude to ask either...
No problem asking!
I think that Francois Androit only built x86_64 binaries for RPM based systems. I also do not know if he has plans to build x86 versions or not.
Tim
Hello, I will build a TDE for Fedora i386 since there is people asking for it; but it is taking some time since the building process is not automated and that I do not have installed a Fedora i386 environment yet. Also, I believe that Fedora 16 will be out today (or very soon), so I may skip the Fedora 15 and jump to Fedora 16 directly.
Francois
Le 08/11/2011 06:41, Francois Andriot a écrit :
Le 08/11/2011 03:00, Timothy Pearson a écrit :
So, I keep checking the two most easily reachable mirrors (uidaho, and mangafrance) and I notice they both have 64 bit binaries yet neither had 32 bit ones. :/ Yet I do see a folder labeled 'i386' I am wondering what's taking so long with the 32 bit binaries? o.O
Kind of bothersome I moved to fedora the moment I saw it was available... lol
Hope that wasn't too rude to ask either...
No problem asking!
I think that Francois Androit only built x86_64 binaries for RPM based systems. I also do not know if he has plans to build x86 versions or not.
Tim
Hello, I will build a TDE for Fedora i386 since there is people asking for it; but it is taking some time since the building process is not automated and that I do not have installed a Fedora i386 environment yet. Also, I believe that Fedora 16 will be out today (or very soon), so I may skip the Fedora 15 and jump to Fedora 16 directly.
Francois
Hello again, as said earlier, Fedora 16 is out today.
So I've just built TDE 3.5.13 for the following distributions: - Fedora 15 (i386) - Fedora 16 (i386) - Fedora 16 (x86_64)
I'm currently uploading it, it should be replicated on the mirrors soon after I finish. I will also create a LiveCD for Fedora 16/i386.
Reminder to all developers: Fedora 16 does not provide HAL at all anymore, so I had to recompile the Fedora 15 version on Fedora 16. I assume HAL will be removed from all distributions soon.
Note to Tim: can you please enable replication of the "f16" directory on my home site, and add the installation instructions for Fedora 16 ? (it's a copy/paste from Fedora 15, with just the number 15 changed to 16)
Have fun with Trinity :) Francois Andriot
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