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AW: Source repositories for powerpcspe port



> Kuehling, David wrote:
>> Wachholz, Ruediger wrote:
>>> 
>> So where can i access the source repositories used to build the powerpcspe
>> port?
>
>>   apt-get source $package
>
>It's a little bit more difficult than that, unfortunately :(.  The
>source-packages in http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian may have different
>versions from the binary packages in
>http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian-ports
>
>We're using the 'debparanoia' mirroring tool to get a powerpcspe mirror
>with full set of corresponding source packages (omitting any binary
>packages for which we can't find the source):
>
>https://sourceforge.net/projects/debparanoia/develop
>
>This script uses snapshot.debian.org as fallback and a number of other
>heuristics to find the sources.
>

Do i require some login to access debparanoia at sourceforge.net? 
When searching for any files or download i only find "This project has no files."
If possible please provide me access to your mirroring script.


>Not sure whether the created mirrors are 100% apt compatible, but at
>least they work with 'multistrap'.  For more information have a look at
>the accompanying readme file.

No readme file attached, isn't it? Please repost or mail, please.


>
>cheers,
>
>David


I would be happy about an automatic mirroring tool which provides me an archive containing the patched sources.
Please give me an update here if there is some news.

For the moment i'll try to identify packages built from "unreleased" powerpcspe patches checking for the "powerpcspe" suffix in the package version information:

  # for package in $(dpkg --get-selections | awk '{print $1}')
  > do 
  >   powerpcspe_version="$(dpkg --status $package | grep 'Version:' | grep powerpcspe | awk '{print $2}')"
  >   [ -n "$powerpcspe_version" ] && echo "$package: $powerpcspe_version"
  > done
  cpp: 4:4.4.4-2+powerpcspe1
  g++: 4:4.4.4-2+powerpcspe1
  gcc: 4:4.4.4-2+powerpcspe1
  libc-bin: 2.11.1-2+powerpcspe1
  libc-dev-bin: 2.11.1-2+powerpcspe1
  libc6: 2.11.1-2+powerpcspe1
  libc6-dev: 2.11.1-2+powerpcspe1
  libssl0.9.8: 0.9.8n-1+powerpcspe1
  linux-libc-dev: 2.6.32-27+powerpcspe1
  locales-all: 2.11.1-2+powerpcspe1

To find the sources i'll follow the hint from Sebastian searching the repository pool directories.


Other packages i will try to build from the "official" debian testing archive.


Regards,
  Rüdiger


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