Revision as of 18:35, 6 November 2010

Make a really fast clone of all of AROS SVN, and be able to git svn dcommit

cd AROS
Remove the '/contrib' line from .gitignore
git submodule add git://repo.or.cz/AROS-Contrib.git contrib
- About 4-5 minutes later...
cd contrib
git svn init --username=yournamehere https://svn.aros.org/svn/aros/trunk/contrib
git update-ref refs/remotes/git-svn origin/master
git svn fetch (under a minute or so)
git checkout -b master-svn refs/remotes/git-svn

There are many 'Using GIT with SVN' tutorials out there, but here's my workflow skeleton:

git svn fetch
- Updates to current SVN tip
git checkout -b todays_project git-svn
- Make a local branch to muck with
- ( code code code )
git gui
- Make my local commits - no pushes at this point
git svn fetch
- update again, just in case
git svn rebase
- pile my changes on top of current tip
( Compile test )
git svn dcommit (push my changes upstream)

This is just the AROS Exec, with everything else from AmigaOS KickStart 3.0.

Doesn't boot, but does ask for a disk. The disk insertion animation is correct, too.

This is All AROS, no Kickstart.

Capable of running:

EXILE100.ADF, md5sum f8d27184e8be07d1c9581de33d0b8b1a.
- This is a trackdisk loading, not DOS boot sector disk. DOS boot sectors are not yet fully supported.

@@ Line 51: / Line 51: @@
 [[Image:AROS-M68K-2010-10-02.png]]
+== Nov 16, 2010: AROS (no KS) ROM ==
+This is All AROS, no Kickstart.
+Capable of running:
+* EXILE100.ADF, md5sum f8d27184e8be07d1c9581de33d0b8b1a.
+** This is a trackdisk loading, not DOS boot sector disk. DOS boot sectors are not yet fully supported.
+[[File:aros-amiga-m68k-2010-11-06.rom.gz]]
+[[Image:EXILE100.png]]