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PowerTOP v2.0 ReleasePowerTOP v2.0 ReleasePosted May 11, 2012 11:57 UTC (Fri) by imitev (subscriber, #60045)In reply to: PowerTOP v2.0 Release by sheepdestroyer Parent article: PowerTOP v2.0 Release
For somebody not used to (re)build rpms it may seems difficult, but it's really straightforward ; so, here are the rpms for you (opensuse's rpm rebuilt on F15)
http://c3i.bg/unsec/tlp/tlp-0.3.6-10.1.noarch.rpm
it's just a matter of having a single "%_topdir /home/imitev/build/rpms" line in $HOME/.rpmmacros, having the "rpm-build" package installed and then doing rpmbuild --rebuild tlp-0.3.6-10.1.src.rpm
You should of course check the file hashes of my rpms against the original package...
on my laptop "tlp start" gives an error about upower but it's not needed.
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PowerTOP v2.0 Release Posted May 11, 2012 17:33 UTC (Fri) by jengelh (subscriber, #33263) [Link]
>it's just a matter of having a single "%_topdir /home/imitev/build/rpms" line in $HOME/.rpmmacros, having the "rpm-build" package installed and then doing rpmbuild --rebuild tlp-0.3.6-10.1.src.rpm
Enabling the Fedora_15 build target for that package on the Open Build Service would have likely been even easier.
PowerTOP v2.0 Release Posted May 12, 2012 1:32 UTC (Sat) by imitev (subscriber, #60045) [Link]
Interesting - never really had time to check how OBS worked.
But I'm not a packager of TLP, so how am I supposed to enable that ? I already spent 5 minutes looking around, which is way more than what it took to rebuild the src rpm locally (granted - my system is already setup and the rpm has no fancy build deps).
PowerTOP v2.0 Release Posted May 12, 2012 23:13 UTC (Sat) by jengelh (subscriber, #33263) [Link]
http://picpaste.de/meta-SrWWLBjQ.png (I generally edit the xml using the dedicated command-line client). The mousepushers can also click their way through "Repositories" in the webui, though I did not find the link to add_repo in there anymore. Gotta file a bug.
PowerTOP v2.0 Release Posted May 12, 2012 23:15 UTC (Sat) by jengelh (subscriber, #33263) [Link]
Or maybe I should actually login to the webinterface.. I dislike webpages setting cookies to expire after browser close (the latter being something that I regularly do given the static memory cost of firefox). http://picpaste.de/meta2-NwdRrfIP.png
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