Hi, On Dienstag, 11. November 2014, Steven Chamberlain wrote: > You gave me feedback but I didn't come back to you yet with the changes > you suggested... ah :) > I started over, amending the existing g-i-installation.sh instead of > trying to create a separate one; I've put it in a kfreebsd branch, > split into small commits, here: > https://git.steven.hosting.pyro.eu.org/jenkins.debian.net.git ok, cool! I want to review that more awake... > I admit I haven't tested it! ... but I guess I will merge it happily, as it will just affect kfreebsd jobs ;) (So I will come back to this tomorrow...) > I guess it might not work initially. that's totally fine, really. if it works in 2 weeks i'll be super happy. and also in 4 :-) > But > it is based on the previous work, which I'd roughly tested in isolation > without Jenkins. *nods* > I didn't look into a job for this yet, but if you already have one, the > only change needed should be to supply the URL of a netboot.tar.gz > instead of an .iso; for example > http://d-i.debian.org/daily-images/kfreebsd-amd64/daily/netboot-10/netboot. > tar.gz there are some in job-cfg/g-i-installation.yaml > > you/kfreebsd are/is much welcome! > > Really, thanks; and to everyone else who is helping. Initially it felt > a bit like kfreebsd, and myself personally, being shoved out of the > project. But now seeing so many people being supportive it does seem > viable and welcomed to keep this alive as a part of Debian. yay! I've been very very glad to read this! I surely hope kfreebsd will be properly part of Debian 9/stretch again! (and so also be early re-added to stretch once jessie is out...) cheers, Holger
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