I want to write my monthly mini review of Haiku for polish BUG (i'm doing this from august 2005) but newest binaries form build factory are from 27 december 2005. Any chance to get newest one before weekend?
Thanks in advance :)
There is another site available from where you can get a haiku HD image (but at the moment the image from this site is also not up to date). http://sikosis.blogspot.com/
Since two weeks we have another problem with build factory - image is still the same (only date changes but it is still revision 16751 - we are actually at 16954) - at http://haiku-os.org/factory/ we still have 13th March, 2006 in SVN Update Log section...
nope it wasn't anything to do with the script, or the machine ...
it turns out, one of our mirrors didn't have enough HD space on his site for the Haiku Image. This caused our script to get stuck and hence, it wasn't able to run.
I've now taken this mirror out of the script until this mirror site can rectify the problem and ensure us it won't happen again.
Also, there's a new factory site in the works, hopefully I'll have time to finish it up and launch it tomorrow. Then I'll be off to work on all the bugs, that have been reported in our Bugzilla ...
Also, there's a new factory site in the works, hopefully I'll have time to finish it up and launch it tomorrow. Then I'll be off to work on all the bugs, that have been reported in our Bugzilla ...
Must've been a one-time quirk. I could've swore yesterday that there was the Haiku logo in the upper left corner, but there was also another one in the upper right corner (which was cut off by the border).
Okay I knew I wasn't going crazy. Sikosis, I've managed to reproduce the bug:
Click "Jam Build StdErr Log", and then there you go. Again, this is on IE6 under Windows 2000. You can check out a screenshot (phpBB doesn't support attachments natively? bah humbug!) here: http://www.haikuhost.com/misc/buildfactory.png
I haven't looked at your markup/CSS, but I bet you've got the Haiku logo set to repeat (or perhaps that's the default behavior) and when you click on "Jam Build StdErr Log", the content causes the pane it's in to grow wider, causing the second instance of the logo to appear, as the margins are forced outward.
We had many interesting changes in Haiku code last days (for example overlay support and Media Player) - It would be great to make some tests but Build Factory is not working again :-(.
BTW. Inputkit isn't updated in Jam packages - still version from 11 april.
BTW. Inputkit isn't updated in Jam packages - still version from 11 april.
That reminds me... the other day, I discovered the packages were compiled for Haiku as target instead of R5 - and then I saw someone post the same thing to the mailing list.
Just a reminder to fix that in case Sikosis catches up to this thread :)
sorry about that guys I've been out of action with the flu for 2 and a bit days ...
Ah, yeh that page-header logo was something I was working on, I thought I got rid of it, obviously not - thats an easy fix. As for the factory, I might have to factor in weekly reboots of the machine - something hangs the build process, which could be related to the netserver stack.
Just wanted to give you a heads up, the Build Factory image won't be at the normal time, it will be about 6 hrs later. My domain name is now delegated to the new host, however, I have to adjust the upload scripts, problem is I'm away for the weekend and I won't get home til tomorrow arvo.
After being away for 6-7 weeks travelling, I came back to find the BeOS Build Factory machine was not in a good state. Everytime, it tries to checkout the source, it crashes. After spending a week trying to fix the issue, I’ve decided that due to the other issues such as poor networking on net_server, I’m now setting up a Linux Build Factory machine.
I decided to pick Ubuntu 7.04, as it’s gained a lot of hype recently and someone had posted in May that they built Haiku on it. The new factory is now checking out all the source, so hopefully, it should be operational in the next day or two.
I managed to build Haiku on PCLinuxOS. Very easy to do when the Wiki was up to give instructions. But I know that Ubuntu seems to be the popular Linux choice these days. So it's understandable why you chose Ubuntu.
It is good to see Build Factory updated with the latest Haiku image once again.
I hope you've kept a spare partition for BeOS though. :-)
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Maybe this links can help you also:
http://www.schmidp.com/index.php?option=com_files&path=/haiku/images/
http://www.haiku-os.org/wiki/index.php?title=Haiku_HD_Images#Physical
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Ooooo. Philipp Markus Alexander Schmid blog is working againg -
was offline for some time. Thanks :)
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There is another site available from where you can get a haiku HD image (but at the moment the image from this site is also not up to date).
http://sikosis.blogspot.com/
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yeh sorry guys had to get a new gfx card ... put that in last week.
also picked up a brand spanking new UPS for the build machine 8)
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Thank You for doing this :)
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Since two weeks we have another problem with build factory - image is still the same (only date changes but it is still revision 16751 - we are actually at 16954) - at http://haiku-os.org/factory/ we still have 13th March, 2006 in SVN Update Log section...
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yeh I noticed that ... but unfortunately, the box is offline - the netstack must have died.
when I get home tonight, I'll do a clean of the jam and run it again.
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nope it wasn't anything to do with the script, or the machine ...
it turns out, one of our mirrors didn't have enough HD space on his site for the Haiku Image. This caused our script to get stuck and hence, it wasn't able to run.
I've now taken this mirror out of the script until this mirror site can rectify the problem and ensure us it won't happen again.
Also, there's a new factory site in the works, hopefully I'll have time to finish it up and launch it tomorrow. Then I'll be off to work on all the bugs, that have been reported in our Bugzilla ...
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Good work. Thanks :)
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Nice work indeed! Like the Javascript buttons, too. :)
EDIT: Quick thought, what about generating a .torrent file? Would it be worth it at this stage? I'm thinking probably not. :P
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Nice design, Sikosis. Doesn't go well with the rest of the site... but I'm willing to overlook that. ;)
The Haiku logo at the top righthand side smudges past the border. Tested in IE6. (Or should this be a bug report?)
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is it ? weird ...
there is no logo in the top right ? I assume you mean the top left ?
I just looked on my XP box at work and it looks okay, perhaps try refreshing.
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It was on my computer at work, which runs Windows 2000. I'll try it when I'm there tomorrow. Might've been a one-time quirk?
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Must've been a one-time quirk. I could've swore yesterday that there was the Haiku logo in the upper left corner, but there was also another one in the upper right corner (which was cut off by the border).
Or maybe I just need some more coffee? :wink:
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Okay I knew I wasn't going crazy. Sikosis, I've managed to reproduce the bug:
Click "Jam Build StdErr Log", and then there you go. Again, this is on IE6 under Windows 2000. You can check out a screenshot (phpBB doesn't support attachments natively? bah humbug!) here: http://www.haikuhost.com/misc/buildfactory.png
I haven't looked at your markup/CSS, but I bet you've got the Haiku logo set to repeat (or perhaps that's the default behavior) and when you click on "Jam Build StdErr Log", the content causes the pane it's in to grow wider, causing the second instance of the logo to appear, as the margins are forced outward.
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IE6/WinXP is also affected, but not Opera 8.5 or FF 1.5, at least at 1280x800.
j_freeman is correct, default behaviour is for the image to repeat.
If you change your .page-header to the following this will fix that behaviour.
.page-header { background-image: url(images/header.gif); background-repeat: no-repeat; height: 154px; }Cheers,
togs
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We had many interesting changes in Haiku code last days (for example overlay support and Media Player) - It would be great to make some tests but Build Factory is not working again :-(.
BTW. Inputkit isn't updated in Jam packages - still version from 11 april.
Build Factory?
That reminds me... the other day, I discovered the packages were compiled for Haiku as target instead of R5 - and then I saw someone post the same thing to the mailing list.
Just a reminder to fix that in case Sikosis catches up to this thread :)
Build Factory?
sorry about that guys I've been out of action with the flu for 2 and a bit days ...
Ah, yeh that page-header logo was something I was working on, I thought I got rid of it, obviously not - thats an easy fix. As for the factory, I might have to factor in weekly reboots of the machine - something hangs the build process, which could be related to the netserver stack.
Building now ...
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Hi,
Just wanted to give you a heads up, the Build Factory image won't be at the normal time, it will be about 6 hrs later. My domain name is now delegated to the new host, however, I have to adjust the upload scripts, problem is I'm away for the weekend and I won't get home til tomorrow arvo.
Cheers
Sikosis
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It seems we have another problem with build factory - last image we have is from end of april.
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It seems we have another problem with build factory - last image we have is from end of april.
Hmm... Sikosis hasn't been around much lately, and the Build Factory has been in a slight state of disrepair.
Maybe it's time to move the build factory somewhere that it can also be maintained by someone else with more time.
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After being away for 6-7 weeks travelling, I came back to find the BeOS Build Factory machine was not in a good state. Everytime, it tries to checkout the source, it crashes. After spending a week trying to fix the issue, I’ve decided that due to the other issues such as poor networking on net_server, I’m now setting up a Linux Build Factory machine.
I decided to pick Ubuntu 7.04, as it’s gained a lot of hype recently and someone had posted in May that they built Haiku on it. The new factory is now checking out all the source, so hopefully, it should be operational in the next day or two.
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I managed to build Haiku on PCLinuxOS. Very easy to do when the Wiki was up to give instructions. But I know that Ubuntu seems to be the popular Linux choice these days. So it's understandable why you chose Ubuntu.
It is good to see Build Factory updated with the latest Haiku image once again.
I hope you've kept a spare partition for BeOS though. :-)