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From: | Svein Seldal |
Subject: | [Ltib] Idea: Binary lpp pool? |
Date: | Tue, 21 Jul 2009 14:25:47 +0200 |
User-agent: | Thunderbird 2.0.0.22 (X11/20090608) |
HiHas it at any point been considered to make a pool from the binary packages (rpm's) -- similar to the lpp but for binaries?
I notice that when I compile ltib, it usually involves building the same packages over and over again. (Because I have multiple ltib trees to test different things. Same applies to all of the users on our build server. Since all target the same HW, the same binary packages will be built many times over.)
What if there were a functionality to release a binary package (ltib -m binrelease) which would move the package to a lpp_bin/ of some kind. When ltib is asked to install a package, say hotplug, it will check if it is present in the lpp_bin/ copy it to your local rpm/ directory.
Of course I understand you can't do that for packages which you are working on or can configure individually (like kernel and busybox), but for a majority of packages this would probably work.
- Svein
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