aty128fb.c missing from rync'd benh sources...

aty128fb.c missing from rync'd benh sources...

[Armando Di Cianno]

I did an rsync to penguinppc.org::linux-2.4-benh at approx 7/26/01 8 PM
EST.

'make vmlinux' fails in the video directory complaing it is not able to
find aty128fb.o.  I checked in drivers/video and there is no aty128fb.c
file anymore; I re-rsynced to make sure it wasn't my incompetence.

Since the benh kernel tends to be my 'favorite', I'd like to get my TiBook
re-rsynced whenever possible.  Is there any reason this file was removed,
or was it a mistake?

Thanks for any info.

__armando di cianno
diciaa@rpi.edu

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Re: aty128fb.c missing from rync'd benh sources...

[Ethan Blanton]

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Armando Di Cianno spake unto us the following wisdom:
> I did an rsync to penguinppc.org::linux-2.4-benh at approx 7/26/01 8 PM
> EST.

I just rsync'd (8:07PM EST) and it's there.

> 'make vmlinux' fails in the video directory complaing it is not able to
> find aty128fb.o.  I checked in drivers/video and there is no aty128fb.c
> file anymore; I re-rsynced to make sure it wasn't my incompetence.
> 
> Since the benh kernel tends to be my 'favorite', I'd like to get my TiBook
> re-rsynced whenever possible.  Is there any reason this file was removed,
> or was it a mistake?

Ethan

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Re: aty128fb.c missing from rync'd benh sources...

[Armando Di Cianno]

On 2001.07.26 20:09 Ethan Blanton wrote:
> Armando Di Cianno spake unto us the following wisdom:
> > I did an rsync to penguinppc.org::linux-2.4-benh at approx 7/26/01 8 PM
> > EST.
>
> I just rsync'd (8:07PM EST) and it's there.

I realize that this is not the rsync support forums, but trying to get my
TiBook happy again before I leave the high-bandwidth comfort of work, as
many times as I rsync from this source, aty128fb.c does not download.

'mkdir linux-2.4-benh'
'rsync -avz penguinppc.org::linux-2.4-benh . > asdf'
pertinent parts of 'cat asdf':

drivers/video/Config.in
drivers/video/Makefile
drivers/video/S3triofb.c
drivers/video/acornfb.c
drivers/video/acornfb.h
drivers/video/amifb.c
drivers/video/atafb.c
drivers/video/aty.h
drivers/video/aty128.h
drivers/video/atyfb.c
drivers/video/bwtwofb.c
drivers/video/cgfourteenfb.c

aty128fb.c is not found among these files, nor is it in
linux/drivers/video.

I'm stumped; if you're getting the file, then I wish I knew what I was
doing wrong.

Thanks for the help,

__armando di cianno
diciaa@rpi.edu

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Re: aty128fb.c missing from rync'd benh sources...

[Larry McVoy]

Have you tried the BK trees?
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Re: aty128fb.c missing from rync'd benh sources...

[Armando Di Cianno]

On 2001.07.26 20:36 Larry McVoy wrote:
>
> Have you tried the BK trees?

I'm actually about to do so.

Instead of downloading _both_ the devel and the regular 2_4 trees, is one
"better" than the other?  The only trouble spots I can imagine for support
is PMU sleep, internal airport, and (my new friend) aty128fb.  Any
suggestions?

Thanks for all the help; I'll try not to clutter the dev list anymore. ;-)

__armando di cianno
diciaa@rpi.edu

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Re: aty128fb.c missing from rync'd benh sources...

[Daniel Berlin]

Ethan Blanton <eblanton@cs.ohiou.edu> writes:

> Armando Di Cianno spake unto us the following wisdom:
>> I did an rsync to penguinppc.org::linux-2.4-benh at approx 7/26/01 8 PM
>> EST.
>
> I just rsync'd (8:07PM EST) and it's there.

No, he's right, you are wrong.
You just aren't using the --delete flag, so it never deleted the file.

>
>> 'make vmlinux' fails in the video directory complaing it is not able to
>> find aty128fb.o.  I checked in drivers/video and there is no aty128fb.c
>> file anymore; I re-rsynced to make sure it wasn't my incompetence.
>>
>> Since the benh kernel tends to be my 'favorite', I'd like to get my TiBook
>> re-rsynced whenever possible.  Is there any reason this file was removed,
>> or was it a mistake?
>
> Ethan
>
> --
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> And once is all that you needed.
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Re: aty128fb.c missing from rync'd benh sources...

[Joseph P. Garcia]

On Thu, 26 Jul 2001 21:08:32 -0400
Daniel Berlin <dan@cgsoftware.com> wrote:
> You just aren't using the --delete flag, so it never deleted the file.

Confirmed.  Just ran a sync.

...
deleting toto
deleting fs/cramfs/cramfs.h
deleting drivers/video/aty128fb.c
deleting drivers/ieee1394/guid.h
deleting drivers/ieee1394/guid.c
deleting drivers/ieee1394/aic5800.h
deleting drivers/ieee1394/aic5800.c
...

And rsync will only delete files if run with the --delete flag.

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Re: aty128fb.c missing from rync'd benh sources...

[Daniel Berlin]

"Joseph P. Garcia" <jpgarcia@execpc.com> writes:

> On Thu, 26 Jul 2001 21:08:32 -0400
> Daniel Berlin <dan@cgsoftware.com> wrote:
>> You just aren't using the --delete flag, so it never deleted the file.
>
> Confirmed.  Just ran a sync.
>
> ...
> deleting toto
> deleting fs/cramfs/cramfs.h
> deleting drivers/video/aty128fb.c
> deleting drivers/ieee1394/guid.h
> deleting drivers/ieee1394/guid.c
> deleting drivers/ieee1394/aic5800.h
> deleting drivers/ieee1394/aic5800.c
> ...
>
> And rsync will only delete files if run with the --delete flag.


Right. Mirrors with extra space will keep older, deleted, versions of files
around (remember, rsync is a mirroring tool), while those with less
space will just want an exact mirror (or whatever). Hence the
--max-delete flag, and whatnot.




>
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>

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