I'm preparing Colle images right now.
Also, I'll run first tests with my "upgrade" feed.
If everything goes well, users should be able to upgrade their installation with "ipkg upgrade" to a new release.
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I am excited that you are doing the Collie images. Perhaps soon I can switch back to OZ once and for all and trash my Cacko arrangement. I'm tired of having a machine that is so slow that my wife teases me that using paper and pencil is more efficient.
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Well, IMO paper & pencil are indeed usually faster than a PDA for many things. But where's the fun in that?
Akita, Spitz and Collie images are uploading. Also a first true "hentges feed" (~200Mb) is uploading and should be available in 6-7hrs.
If everything goes as planned, users can upgrade their release w/ ipkg.
Flashing will be mostly optional (tho might still be required for not-so-simple hacks (*cough* libsdl *cough*) and kernel upgrades)
The hentges feed consists of one common feed (type: *_arm.ipk) for all machines
and a machine-specific feed (*_${MACHINE}.ipk). In theory these feeds are an exact mirror of my feed@home from which the images are built.
Don't get me wrong: the hentges feed will be for OS-upgrades only! You still need the (pre-configured) OZ feeds to install new apps.
If this works out, you'll see far more upgrades than before since I won't have to upload ~1Gb of data for every release anymore