It's "too stable" and "too nice" to be sitting around #54 on distrowatch 

I tried to spell out here that if it had an extra column showing all the latest packages that get update after the iso has been released people would have a reason to click and see if the latest package version is now in Pardus e.g FireFox on the iso is 2.0.0.2 but on pisi up as of today we get 2.0.0.3 and certain bleeding edge lovers like me constantly want to see, at the click of a button, how bleeding edge a distro is   

PCLinuxOS has an apt column
Debian has a sid column
Ubuntu has a snapshot column but Pardus
No pisi column 

Please help me. I half installed my applications using:

pisi it *.pisi

Then I found out I could do the pisi ix way.

(Background info: I dump all my pisi packages in a folder on my home machine so that the apps are the same as the ones on my work machine)

I now get an error that tells me that mkinitrd requires coolplug >= 2.00 and I cannot install my latestkernel or any other package after that   

Maybe just make it a home page   

I have just installed Tuxpaint using Package Manager 

  All I had to do was remove the #'s 

The comment here made me think the entries were being read 

Thanks, it's now working 

That makes sense. I noticed in Synaptic there is an option for direct connection or proxy.
Hope a dev sees this and adds that option or a workaround 

My Firefox works or should I say everything else works but Package Manager 

I get the same message even if there is 1 package in the directory I am trying to index. Did this change with the updated pisi package?

Did you manage a succesful build? I would like to try it but after I've heard good results 

You got pisi to work but is Package Manager able to download?

Yep I am, could that be the problem?

What could be causing this when I run pisi ix:

I have updated to 2007.1 and still no change  

I have installed for the 3rd time and I noticed that if a package is already in /var/cache/pisi/packages/ Package Manager can install the package but if I need to update the database or the package has to be downloaded Package Manager fails.

On the CL things work flawless.

Did you manage to create a bigger partition?