It seems like Berlios no longer collects the latest sources of the cvs repository into a nightly tarball (anyone having a link for it??) There are two methods left to get them.
You need an installed cvs client on your local host for both of them.
Your firewall must allow cvs-pserver access to cvs.berlios.de.
# press ENTER on CVS password:
cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.berlios.de:/cvsroot/at76c503a login
# After anonymously logging in:
cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.berlios.de:/cvsroot/at76c503a co at76c503a
# --> creates at76c503a directory
# Later updates in at76c503a (after logging as in step 1)
cvs update
You can switch versions (0.9, 0.10, 0.11 and the kernel_2_6 branch are inside the repository):
# get version 0.11 cvs up -r version_0_11 # go back to newest snapshot cvs up -A
Check your cvs info pages for a detailed description.
If your firewall doesn't allow cvs-pserver access you can download a snapshot of the cvs repository (currently < 2 MByte) and execute:
tar xzvf at76c503a-cvsroot.tar.gz
mv at76c503a CVS
cvs -d `pwd`/CVS co at76c503a
This should create a working dir in at76c503a and the cvs repository in CVS.
Drawback: you must do this again for a new snapshot.
