w00t!!!

[Essien Ita Essien]

Hiya All,

First off... pungi is looking fantastic so far!!!

I have a set of tools that do the same thing that pungi does... (i call 
it fcdistroutils, and i've been using it since FC4). Lately, I've had 
problem after problem with it, and when posting on the anaconda-devel 
list, Jesse Keating suggested I look at pungi... and so far... sooo cool :)

I'm currently watching pungi run buildinstall, lets see if it works for 
me first try (i really hope it does... it blows my fcdistroutils out of 
the water).

Anyways, as I keep using it, I'll be sure to help out in anyway that I can.

A quick idea-type-suggestive-question-kinda anyone mulling over an 
integrated system that combines pungi and pilgrim? (I just ran across 
pilgrim last week too). I used to use fcdistro to build both my 
Installation CD, LiveCD (based off of kadischi) and ThinClient Image(s) 
(based off of kadischi). It would be nice to have a nice integrated 
system that allows you to just edit config files, and generate either:
    Install CD(s)
    Install DVD(s?)
    Live CD
    Live DVD
    root image(s)
    Complete dd-able thin-client image(s)

Oh.. and btw, pungi is already at: 'Creating Little endian 3.0 
filesystem on /tmp/minstg2.img.11522, block size 65536.'
this may just work yet at first try :)
   
Thanks for the Good Work.

Cheers,
Essien

[Jesse Keating]

On Thursday 08 February 2007 07:54, Essien Ita Essien wrote:
>  A quick idea-type-suggestive-question-kinda anyone mulling over an
>  integrated system that combines pungi and pilgrim? (I just ran across
>  pilgrim last week too). I used to use fcdistro to build both my
>  Installation CD, LiveCD (based off of kadischi) and ThinClient Image(s)
>  (based off of kadischi). It would be nice to have a nice integrated
>  system that allows you to just edit config files, and generate either:
>      Install CD(s)
>      Install DVD(s?)
>      Live CD
>      Live DVD
>      root image(s)
>      Complete dd-able thin-client image(s) 
yes, I do plan on integrating pilgrim with pungi somehow.  I may end up 
helping David rewrite some of pilgrim to be more modular so that I can import 
it and call some of what it does rather than just execing it.  Over the next 
couple of months is when I plan on doing this.

Thanks for trying out pungi!  (:

-- 
Jesse Keating
Release Engineer: Fedora

[Essien Ita Essien]

Jesse Keating wrote:
>  On Thursday 08 February 2007 07:54, Essien Ita Essien wrote:
>    
> > A quick idea-type-suggestive-question-kinda anyone mulling over an
> > integrated system that combines pungi and pilgrim? (I just ran across
> > pilgrim last week too). I used to use fcdistro to build both my
> > Installation CD, LiveCD (based off of kadischi) and ThinClient Image(s)
> > (based off of kadischi). It would be nice to have a nice integrated
> > system that allows you to just edit config files, and generate either:
> >     Install CD(s)
> >     Install DVD(s?)
> >     Live CD
> >     Live DVD
> >     root image(s)
> >     Complete dd-able thin-client image(s)
> >     
>
>  yes, I do plan on integrating pilgrim with pungi somehow.  I may end up 
>  helping David rewrite some of pilgrim to be more modular so that I can import 
>  it and call some of what it does rather than just execing it.  Over the next 
>  couple of months is when I plan on doing this.
>
>  Thanks for trying out pungi!  (:
>     
where's the source control for pungi hosted (i'm assuming/hoping svn? :)

)? And is there public access to the tree?
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[Jesse Keating]

On Friday 09 February 2007 05:54, Essien Ita Essien wrote:
>  where's the source control for pungi hosted (i'm
> assuming/hoping svn? :)
>  )? And is there public access to the tree? 
Source is hosted in Mercurial.

http://hg.fedoraproject.org/hg/hosted/pungi

-- 
Jesse Keating
Release Engineer: Fedora