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aus9:
bmarkus

thanks will disable gnutls as before.

curaga:
Re firmware:

As PM'd to coreplayer2, please don't use the kernel source for firmware. It's outdated and lacks many of the files. Use the git repo given as a source URL in the firmware tczs.

edit: I see the URL has changed and the latest is https://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kernel/git/firmware/linux-firmware.git/

Re e1000e:

I wouldn't really want to replace the upstream module with a third-party one, even an open-source one from Intel. It may have other complications wrt kernel version etc. So please create a separate extension for the third-party module.

coreplayer2:
Ok, I agree the kernel sources are are missing much firmware.    will investigate creating latest firmware extension from the git source,   thanks



re e1000e driver,   Understood.   will do..

aus9:
offtopic 4x preparation that will impact on 5x preparation
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This is going to take me a lot longer to reduce bloat on 4x to make it slimmer on 5x.
I have diverted from making cups148 when I realized my build script for ghostscript lacked stripping commands and could be built with fewer dependencies.

Actually stripping was missing from a lot of my builds  :-[

Its not a lot but fontconfig & libpaper are no longer needed.
printing with gutenprint PPD and hp PPD still good

--- Code: ---gs test.pdf
--- End code ---
still works. Printing of a pdf not tested at this stage.

I won't submit, at this stage until I get cups148 to be as small as I can
and still print stuff...not yet built.

So far purely ghostscript files go from 22.37 to 22.3 M
with extra savings of 1.48 for fewer depends

My plan is to rebuild again, so ghostscript will depend on libcups148
but that will impact on hplip-2.7 migration

EDIT
firefox (v 22) on 4x now has a pdf viewer and printed my test.pdf

now to move back to cups148

aus9:
some ppl may still use commands, so I confirmed ghostscript_common loaded but not the full monty
a quick google showed a nice link
http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/tech-tip-using-ghostscript-convert-and-combine-files

--- Code: ---tc@box:/tmp$ gs -q -dBATCH -dNOPAUSE -sDEVICE=pdfwrite -sOutputFile=/tmp/out.pdf /tmp/test.ps
--- End code ---

To save you clicking the image its a pdf being viewed on 4x in firefox
Pretty colours....won't need to take the red pill tonight  :D

I forgot to mention that ghostscript will have ghostscript_common removed from depends just like the prev maintainer had it

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