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Sergio Monteiro Basto <sergio(a)serjux.com> changed:
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--- Comment #31 from Sergio Monteiro Basto <sergio(a)serjux.com> ---
I think this warning is harmless ...
Could be genetared when prelink warns like this :
/usr/sbin/prelink: Could not prelink /usr/bin/dcopstart because it doesn't use
/usr/lib64/freetype-freeworld/libfreetype.so.6, but one of its dependencies has
been prelinked against it
The goal is warning for not prelinkable so(s) , though.
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Harvey Harrison <harvey.harrison(a)gmail.com> changed:
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--- Comment #25 from Harvey Harrison <harvey.harrison(a)gmail.com> ---
I found a few more two-way dependencies between Java3dutils and java3d, and
have only two left. One is easy and one is a bit more difficult.
Easy - transparency sort comparator cache and interface
Harder - Font3D uses a geometryinfo class that unless I can find an
alternative, would have to be reimplemented.
WRT getting required dependencies into fedora:
- my vecmath fork has been packaged as vecmath 1.6.0 as of last week in rawhide
- in contact with the JOGL2 fedora packager, he will update to the 2.0.2
release soon
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Christopher Meng <cickumqt(a)gmail.com> changed:
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--- Comment #24 from Christopher Meng <cickumqt(a)gmail.com> ---
Status here?
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Jiaqiang <jiaqiang.a.zhang(a)alcatel-sbell.com.cn> changed:
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--- Comment #38 from Jiaqiang <jiaqiang.a.zhang(a)alcatel-sbell.com.cn> ---
(In reply to Curtis Doty from comment #34)
> Where is that anaconda discussion? I've been successfully using an
> ugly-but-effective wrapper script around lvm (in kickstart %pre) that
> automagically implements various presumptions for when to auto-stripe and
> how many stripes to use.
Hi Curtis Doty,
is it possible to share your wrapper script around lvm ?
I'm try to do the strip within kickstart. I hope I borrow the idea from your
script.
Best regards,
Jiaqiang
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--- Comment #13 from Kamil Dudka <kdudka(a)redhat.com> ---
(In reply to Steve Tyler from comment #12)
> As of F19, the cp command has the -v (--verbose) option that shows what
> files are being copied:
The --verbose option has been there at least since fileutils-3.8.3b (released
in 1993), I did not dig deeper in the history...
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Steve Tyler <stephent98(a)hotmail.com> changed:
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--- Comment #12 from Steve Tyler <stephent98(a)hotmail.com> ---
As of F19, the cp command has the -v (--verbose) option that shows what files
are being copied:
$ man cp
...
-v, --verbose
explain what is being done
...
$ tar -xf python-bugzilla-0.9.0.tar.bz2
$ ls
python-bugzilla-0.9.0/ python-bugzilla-0.9.0.tar.bz2
$
$ cp -v -a python-bugzilla-0.9.0 foo-1
‘python-bugzilla-0.9.0’ -> ‘foo-1’
‘python-bugzilla-0.9.0/.mailmap’ -> ‘foo-1/.mailmap’
‘python-bugzilla-0.9.0/bz-api-notes.txt’ -> ‘foo-1/bz-api-notes.txt’
... [snipped] ...
‘python-bugzilla-0.9.0/bin/bugzilla’ -> ‘foo-1/bin/bugzilla’
‘python-bugzilla-0.9.0/bugzilla.1’ -> ‘foo-1/bugzilla.1’
‘python-bugzilla-0.9.0/setup.py’ -> ‘foo-1/setup.py’
$ ls
foo-1/ python-bugzilla-0.9.0/ python-bugzilla-0.9.0.tar.bz2
$
Tested with:
$ rpm -qf `which cp`
coreutils-8.21-11.fc19.x86_64
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