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It is suggested you disable builds via the WEBUI until you are ready to do a full automated build. Also the osc copypac can be run anytime you want to sync up with the SLE11-SP1 kernel, but the for loop only needs to be executed once to create the links.Īlso, the above defaults to auto rebuild which can take a lot of OBS horsepower. It is important not to change the names of the packages in the above. Osc linkpac -C copy home:$login:Evergreen-11.1 kernel-source home:$login:Evergreen-11.1 $p Osc copypac Kernel:SLE11-SP1 kernel-source home:$login:Evergreen-11.1įor p in kernel- do I branched a copy from openSUSE:11.3:Update:Test to use for my builds.

In order to build the SLE11-SP1 kernel, you need a newer version of kbuild than Evergreen normally has. I created the home sub-project via the WEBUI. My approach is to create a sub-project in my home project called Evergreen-11.1, then make a copy of the SLE11-SP1 kernel-source package there. Kernel in Evergreen 11.2 was never updated.

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The following was provided as guideline for kernel update as was inserted here only for reference.

Make sure the package builds in the OBS and then issue within the package directory "osc submitpac" where target project for contributors is openSUSE:Evergreen:11.2:Test.

Commit your changes to the build service.

Osc build -clean -no-verify PACKAGE_NAME.spec

update the changes file with "osc vc" command and basically copy the changelog from your patch source.

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In the case of a full version upgrade you should go for 0. then the correct thing to do (in general) is to use 5. What you get when you branch as above is the base Version. where $MAJOR is using the same number as the 11.2 version of the package and $MINOR is latest_available + 1 if the update package has a higher Version the correct Release should have $MAJOR = 0 and $MINOR = 1

the RPM Release tag must use the following format: $MAJOR.

Update source package to reflect the necessary security patches.

Osc bco openSUSE:Evergreen:11.2:Test PACKAGE_TO_BE_UPDATED

If you want to update a package osc is your best friend.

If you want to test incoming updates just use following command to add our test repository:Īnd report issues using Evergreen mailing list.

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The above archive packman repository is only needed for packages not included in the essentials repo.Īny help is appreciated, but mostly Evergreen 11.2 lacks of testing and contribution. The Packman Essentials repo continues to be build and is in the standard location. You can also use YaST to control your subscribed repositories. Remove the old distribution repositories on via While the Packman team thankfully is still providing the Essentials repository for Evergreen/11.2 for example here: The full Packman repo for 11.2 was also archived at GWDG: In addition to the above update repository the distribution repositories are available on :

YaST's online update module does not work unfortunately since we currently have no way to create patches as needed for it. Sudo cp /tmp/tmp.evergreen /etc/zypp/vendors.d/evergreenĪfterwards you should get available updates when you use sudo zypper up. You will need to enter the root password for sudo to complete. You can do this from the command line by cutting and pasting the below. Vendors = openSUSE Evergreen,suse,opensuse

create a file /etc/zypp/vendors.d/evergreen with the following content.

On 11.2 you should set the priority to 20 to match the original update repository.

In YAST or via zypper, add the update repository as outlined below and accept the new key offered.

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Please consider migration of your system to openSUSE 13.1, which will be the next Evergreen supported version How to activate The support for Evergreen 11.2 ends at 30th November 2013. Although it's also community supported as part of Evergreen project and tries to follow official security patches, due to lack of active packagers, some packages can be outdated and others can be updated to higher versions.įor truly supported Evergreen version have a look at 11.4 version. 7 Links to openSUSE and Novell projectsĮvergeen 11.2 was started in response to call for continuing security patches for openSUSE 11.2 after it official end at May 2011.6 List of updates for 11.2 from Evergreen.4.3 The Kernel packagers update process.