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N00b Question

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saratoga:

--- Quote from: SpawnHyuuga on August 26, 2010, 09:36:27 PM ---So is there just some easy-to-use, small client that I can use? I thought TortoiseSVN would work - but it's nothing but a....

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For the third time, svn. 

However, if you're going to make patches, you will need the devtools installed, which means you will already have svn installed.

Edit:  Have you looked at this:  http://www.rockbox.org/wiki/DevelopmentGuide

It explains how to do what you want (checkout and modify the source code).

SpawnHyuuga:
What you haven't noticed is your talking to a ruh-tard. I'm not the most tech savvy person. Google doesn't have anything but a bunch of links to 100's of clients when you google SVN.

saratoga:
Not sure why this is locked, but IMO if you don't consider yourself an expert at these things, maybe trying to invent your own devkit is a bad idea and you should just use the ones provided by the wiki. 

SpawnHyuuga:
Well, I think Cygwin was installed successfully... >.>

Is there any way to get the Daily Source Build back? That would be so much easier, just a rockbox.zip for the targets with all the .c, .h files - :)

torne:
That wastes a huge amount of bandwidth, since you are redownloading files which haven't changed over and over. With svn you only use bandwidth proportional to how much has changed since your last update.

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