07:41:50 # Life I made a dpatch-list-patch mode for emacs. It looks somewhat nice, I guess... It's in devscripts CVS repos.
07:38:30 # Life A manual on creating a PC cluster using FAI and using update-cluster. This seems to be a good reading, and pretty thorough thing.
05:48:50 # Life find -xdev descends into directories that are bind-mounted. That's too bad.
10:44:13 # Life debdiff seems to be a good tool to verify that a new version is not too badly changed. I didn't know that. I did the diffing manually.
13:24:14 # Life I can probably adapt wdiff to use "cvs diff" with changing launch_input_program.
if (ignore_case)
input_file = readpipe (DIFF_PROGRAM, "-i", left_side->>temp_name,
right_side->>temp_name, NULL);
else
input_file = readpipe (DIFF_PROGRAM, left_side->>temp_name,
right_side->>temp_name, NULL);
if (!input_file)
error (EXIT_OTHER_REASON, errno, DIFF_PROGRAM);
character = getc (input_file);
I need to get a way to cvs diff to not use -u. '-f' option for cvs prohibits reading of ~/.cvsrc. That's good.
I've hacked up wdiff to use stdin when it is specified. I'll try and see how it goes.
I've realized it's not that simple, wdiff requires information on the original files, and the extra information cvs outputs seems to fool it.
07:39:40 # Life Read up on LKCD. It seems like an interesting project. Apparently, it can do compression of the dump image. This documentation seems to be a good guide to how to use lcrash
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