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Our approach was simple; Go through the list of failed packages that aren't building for Fedora ARM and try our best to troubleshoot them. Also, we had to have an understanding of why these packages were failing to build and finally... attempt to build them again. At the beginning of the semester we were provided with a [http://zenit.senecac.on.ca/wiki/index.php/Fedora-ARM_Package_Building_and_Troubleshooting/Problems list of failed packages] as a point to start off from. As the list of packages grew, so did our experience with building these packages.

As the list of packages grew, so did our experience with building these packages. We would make[https://fedorahosted.org/arm/report/1 tickets] for each of the problem packages we came across, in order to provide a reference for the problems we were coming across. The work we did was mostly geared toward the F13-ARM packages. therefore, Our expected result was resolving problems with the Fedora-ARM builds as quickly as possible and help F13-ARM release before the end of the semester. Other resources we used included were to complete our objective was the Fedora-ARM Koji build system and arm@lists.fedoraproject.org mailing list.