No new Tumbleweed updates the last week or so?

[Miuku]

I'm downloading the iso right now. It is slooooow.

Really now?

Retrieving package apparmor-docs-2.9.2-2.1.noarch                                                                                       (1/2710), 306.4 KiB (442.9 KiB unpacked)
Retrieving: apparmor-docs-2.9.2-2.1.noarch.rpm .................................<34%>===========================================================================[\ (23.7 KiB/s)

Dats hyperspeed.. back in 1990 :-p

[nrickert]

Really now?

Retrieving package apparmor-docs-2.9.2-2.1.noarch                                                                                       (1/2710), 306.4 KiB (442.9 KiB unpacked)
Retrieving: apparmor-docs-2.9.2-2.1.noarch.rpm .................................<34%>===========================================================================[\ (23.7 KiB/s)

Dats hyperspeed.. back in 1990 :-p

I just rechecked. The download site is now showing two mirrors for the 64-bit iso (one in Poland, one in Czechoslovakia.

Those will never get into the "meta4" file that is already downloaded. But speed is picking up a little, probably as people running updates are diverted to other mirrors. It currently says 9 hrs to complete the download. I'm guessing it will actually be more like another 2-3 hours, as it continues to speed up due to more traffic going to other mirrors. And I guess when all of the mirrors have updated, they stop using network traffic and that also helps speed up what I see at my end.

[malcolmlewis]

On Thu 02 Jul 2015 03:36:04 PM CDT, nrickert wrote:


Miuku;2717773 Wrote:
> Really now?
> >
Code:
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> > Retrieving package
apparmor-docs-2.9.2-2.1.noarch
(1/2710), 306.4 KiB (442.9 KiB unpacked) > Retrieving:
apparmor-docs-2.9.2-2.1.noarch.rpm .................................<34%>===========================================================================[\
(23.7 KiB/s) --------------------
> >
> Dats hyperspeed.. back in 1990 :-p

I just rechecked. The download site is now showing two mirrors for the
64-bit iso (one in Poland, one in Czechoslovakia.

Those will never get into the "meta4" file that is already downloaded.
But speed is picking up a little, probably as people running updates are
diverted to other mirrors. It currently says 9 hrs to complete the
download. I'm guessing it will actually be more like another 2-3 hours,
as it continues to speed up due to more traffic going to other mirrors.
And I guess when all of the mirrors have updated, they stop using
network traffic and that also helps speed up what I see at my end.

Hi
Test system all updated, I did a zypper up and then checked with a
zypper dup as well, reboot and all is good

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[nrickert]

I'm guessing it will actually be more like another 2-3 hours, as it continues to speed up due to more traffic going to other mirrors.

I just checked, and the download is done. My 2-3 hours guess was about right. And the sha256sum also check as correct. So I'm good to go.

I'll burn that to a USB shortly, and use the USB as a local repo when doing "zypper dup". So most of the update will come from what I downloaded (except for latex). I'll do a test install later.

[Sagemta]

I started 7PM CDT here in Springfield whole thing took about a little over 40 min. I've been testing it since about 8PM works great!!!

[consused]

I started 7PM CDT here in Springfield whole thing took about a little over 40 min. I've been testing it since about 8PM works great!!!

Downloaded and installed 2051 packages yesterday evening taking 45 minutes, started at 21:30 BST (GMT/UTC +1 hour), using zypper dup and no conflicts.

No problems, so far.

[nrickert]

Downloaded and installed 2051 packages yesterday evening taking 45 minutes, ...

I updated 4437 packages. A lot of that is because I have latex installed. I didn't time it. However, I did configure the DVD installer iso (on USB) as a local repo, so most of the non-latex updates came from there.

Everything seems to be working well.

[heyjoe]

The latest update caused quite a lot of headache for me as posted in another thread. Major things stopped working and I don't know how to fix that

[jpluimers]

On Thu, 02 Jul 2015 09:26:01 GMT
jpluimers <jpluimers@no-mx.forums.microfocus.com> wrote:

> Thanks. Is there any Web dashboard to see the list of updates or
> things pending for release?
> Basically anything CI related would do (:

Here's one page showing state -of-play re the Tumbleweed builds:

https://openqa.opensuse.org/group_overview/1

Clicking on the build link will give more detail.

Thanks again. I waited some days for the big update to settle down, then installed. Luckily no big problems (just mariadb complaining it was installed for the first time while it wasn't).

The link you posted is nice for human reading, but not really continuous integration ready.

Any RSS variety of it that I can monitor with something like for instance an RSS tool?