Pardus 2011.1 repos

[atolboo]

I have a 32 bit pardus 2011.1 system and....

What's the result of

Code:

pisi lr

And this

For x86_64 the number is 8334.

also includes older versions and .delta.pisi packages

[weird_tr]

the result of pisi lr is:

Code:

MlovesT@pardus2011 ~ $ pisi lr
pardus [actief]
   http://packages.pardus.org.tr/pardus/2011/stable/i686/pisi-index.xml.xz
linux-pardus [actief]
   http://paketler.pardus-linux.org/P2011/i686/pisi-index.xml.xz
pardus-user [actief]
   http://pakete.pardususer.de/pardus-2011/i686/pisi-index.xml.xz
comak [inactief]
   http://comak32.comu.edu.tr/comak/pisi-index.xml.xz

also includes older versions and .delta.pisi packages Wink

ah okay  I just looked in the package manager under "all packages " 

[atolboo]

the result of pisi lr is:

This is

[weird_tr]

okay  many thanx!   

[DavidD]

Code:

Athlon6000 ~ # pisi lr
pardus [active]
   http://packages.pardus.org.tr/pardus/2011/stable/x86_64/pisi-index.xml.xz
Pardus User [active]
   http://pakete.pardususer.de/pardus-2011/x86_64/pisi-index.xml.xz
Developer [inactive]
   http://paketler.pardus.org.tr/pardus/2011/devel/x86_64/pisi-index.xml.xz

If I try to substitute 2011.1 for 2011 in any of the above URLs, I get an error in package manager. There is no valid URL I can find with 2011.1 in the name, which is apparently what Freebird found out, too.

My conclusion, then, is that the 2011 repos continue for 2011.1. I do not know how to find out how many packages there are in the repos I use, so that information does not help me. I see the command

Code:

pisi la

but I'm not going to count the lines that are generated to find out. Surely there is another way.

Thanks to all,
David

[atolboo]

Surely there is another way.

Yes. try

Code:

pisi la > pisi-la.txt

And KWrite can do the counting for you (in case you are )

[DavidD]

Yes, I was sleepy, having driven many miles during the day. 

Thanks for the hint, Atolboo; I should have thought of that strategy.

[atolboo]

.... many miles .......

I do my   in kilometers

[DavidD]

   Good one! Got me!

[Mark]

Ahh you see...I'm versatile. I'll drive in miles OR kilometers

[Mark]

OK perhaps this is  a dumb question, but I see the list of updated files for Pardus  here:

http://paketler.pardus.org.tr/info/2011/devel/binaries.html

But I see no way of downloading them.  Any answers? Specifically, the ATI 11.8 drivers. The repositories only have 11.3. Since I have am A6-3400 with 6720g ideo I need the latest drivers to function properly

TIA for any help!!!

[a.palius]

You can download from http://paketler.pardus.org.tr/pardus/2011/devel/

[Mark]

Thanks...a little modification and I got it loaded. Unfortunately, though the drivers are shown on the website as being there, Package Manager still shows the 11.3 video drivers.

[a.palius]

... Package Manager still shows the 11.3 video drivers.

Add devel repo to package manager then it shows the 11.8 video drivers.
Look here.

[atolboo]

My way of installing without adding repo to package manager