Latest linux-ppc sources & access method?

Latest linux-ppc sources & access method?

[Dan A. Dickey]

Hi,
just checking to see where the latest sources are at
(Monta Vista or FSMLabs?) and the access method that
people use to get them.  Do people generally just ftp
or http a tgz file?  Of course, the preferred method
is BitKeeper; and following that anonymous CVS.
Can someone let me know where the bitkeeper daemon
for linuxppc development lives at?  And whatever
information I need to know in order to clone a
repository.  (Yes, I have bitkeeper and have been
using it; it works well).  If someone would like
to fill in the holes, please let me know about cvs
access as well - at various places.  I'll summarize
and repost whatever information I'm able to gather,
for the record.
	-Dan

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Re: Latest linux-ppc sources & access method?

[Steve Tarr]

I'll put a plug in for Monta Vista. Pay the bucks for support and
let them keep tabs. Harrass them. This world moves too fast and I have
better things to do... like code a new driver. You know, fun stuff.

cheers --
tarr

PS - I've had probems with our firewall and bitkeeper.


"Dan A. Dickey" wrote:
>
> Hi,
> just checking to see where the latest sources are at
> (Monta Vista or FSMLabs?) and the access method that
> people use to get them.  Do people generally just ftp
> or http a tgz file?  Of course, the preferred method
> is BitKeeper; and following that anonymous CVS.
> Can someone let me know where the bitkeeper daemon
> for linuxppc development lives at?  And whatever
> information I need to know in order to clone a
> repository.  (Yes, I have bitkeeper and have been
> using it; it works well).  If someone would like
> to fill in the holes, please let me know about cvs
> access as well - at various places.  I'll summarize
> and repost whatever information I'm able to gather,
> for the record.
>         -Dan
>

--
Steven Tarr
Lucent Technologies - Bell Labs
303-538-4056
tarr@lucent.com

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