=================================================================== RCS file: /cvsrepo/anoncvs/cvs/www/Attic/ctm.html,v retrieving revision 1.9 retrieving revision 1.10 diff -c -r1.9 -r1.10 *** www/Attic/ctm.html 1998/11/17 01:10:29 1.9 --- www/Attic/ctm.html 1999/03/12 18:19:08 1.10 *************** *** 33,39 **** You begin with a base set against which later deltas are patched. To begin using ctm you must grab the latest base set and all deltas after that; once you have processed those you can process later ! deltas you receive on the mailing list.
Bases are generated approximately once every 100 relative deltas, so you never --- 33,41 ---- You begin with a base set against which later deltas are patched. To begin using ctm you must grab the latest base set and all deltas after that; once you have processed those you can process later ! deltas you receive on the mailing list. The base sets are split ! into pieces of 1400k each for easier downloading over bad lines ! and you can even put them onto floppies this way.
Bases are generated approximately once every 100 relative deltas, so you never *************** *** 47,57 **** deltas up to present via ftp from the site listed below. Sizes are:
There are several mailing lists related to ctm. There is a list for ! updates to the source tree, a list for updates to the cvs tree, a list ! for announcements where I'll post important announcements to ctm users, ! and a list for seeing log messages from the ctm delta generator runs.
The following commands will subscribe you to the appropriate lists:
! For the source tree:
! echo subscribe OpenBSD-src | mail majordomo@OpenBSD.org
! For the cvs tree:
echo subscribe OpenBSD-cvs | mail majordomo@OpenBSD.org
! For the announce list:
! echo subscribe ctm-announce | mail majordomo@OpenBSD.org
For the ctm log list:
echo subscribe ctm-log | mail majordomo@OpenBSD.org
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There are several mailing lists related to ctm. There is a list for ! updates to the updates to cvs tree, a list for the source tree, a list ! for the X11 part of both and one for the ports tree plus ! a list for seeing log messages from the ctm delta generator runs.
The following commands will subscribe you to the appropriate lists:
! For the cvs tree (without the X11 part):
echo subscribe OpenBSD-cvs | mail majordomo@OpenBSD.org
! For the X11 part of the cvs tree:
! echo subscribe OpenBSD-cvs-x11 | mail majordomo@OpenBSD.org
! For the source tree (without the X11 part):
! echo subscribe OpenBSD-src | mail majordomo@OpenBSD.org
! For the X11 part of the source tree:
! echo subscribe OpenBSD-src-x11 | mail majordomo@OpenBSD.org
! For the ports tree:
! echo subscribe OpenBSD-ports-ctm | mail majordomo@OpenBSD.org
For the ctm log list:
echo subscribe ctm-log | mail majordomo@OpenBSD.org
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You now need to grab the deltas which have been generated since the base
! was generated. Go to the ftp site below in the subdirectory src or
! cvs and grab every file whose number is
! The address of the base and deltas is:
You now need to grab the deltas which have been generated since the base
! was generated. Go to the ftp site below in the subdirectory
! OpenBSD-cvs or OpenBSD-src for instance and grab
! every file whose number is
! The addresses for the base and deltas are:
+ + + +
It will take some time to run all of the deltas, but the daily invocations
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cd target
! ctm -v -v /deltas/OpenBSD-cvs.*
or
! where target is the directory where you want your cvs tree to be,
and deltas is where you have stored the deltas.
It will take some time to run all of the deltas, but the daily invocations *************** *** 167,177 ****
The drawback, however, is the amount of diskspace it takes. A checked-out ! source tree takes about 250MB or so, but if you have your own cvs tree you ! need 370MB or so for it, plus another 250MB for the checked out tree.
! This doesn't count the 100MB or more you will need to do a build (depending on the architecture).
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The drawback, however, is the amount of diskspace it takes. A checked-out ! source tree takes about 300Mb or so, but if you have your own cvs tree you ! need 400Mb or so for it, plus another 300Mb for the checked out tree.
! This doesn't count the 100Mb or more you will need to do a build (depending on the architecture).
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I will make any important notes and announcements about ctm in:
I will make any important notes and announcements about ctm in:
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