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diff --git a/disk/partimage-ng/DETAILS b/disk/partimage-ng/DETAILS
index f51b7afed8..c06d73a858 100755
--- a/disk/partimage-ng/DETAILS
+++ b/disk/partimage-ng/DETAILS
@@ -1,16 +1,13 @@
SPELL=partimage-ng
-#if [[ $PART_VCS == y ]];then
- VERSION=bzr
- SOURCE=$SPELL-$VERSION.tar.bz2
- SOURCE_URL[0]=lp:~vonami/partimage-ng/trunk
+if [[ "${PARTIMAGE_NG_SCM_AUTOUPDATE}" == y ]]; then
+ VERSION=$(date +%Y%m%d)
+else
+ VERSION=trunk
+fi
+ SOURCE=$SPELL-trunk.tar.bz2
+ SOURCE_URL[0]=bzr_http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~vonami/partimage-ng/trunk:$SPELL-trunk
SOURCE_IGNORE=volatile
-# FORCE_DOWNL=on
-#else
-# VERSION=r80
-# SOURCE_HASH=sha512:
-# SOURCE=$SPELL-$VERSION.tar.gz
-#SOURCE_URL[0]=http://launchpad.net/partimage-ng/devel/$VERSION/+download/$SOURCE
-#fi
+ FORCE_DOWNLOAD=on
SOURCE_DIRECTORY=$BUILD_DIRECTORY/$SPELL
WEB_SITE=http://launchpad.net/partimage-ng
LICENSE[0]=GPL
@@ -18,12 +15,12 @@ SOURCE_DIRECTORY=$BUILD_DIRECTORY/$SPELL
KEYWORDS="disk"
SHORT="disk and partition imaging program"
cat << EOF
-Partimage-ng is a disk and partition imaging program. It allows you to create
-exact images of single partitions or whole drives (including partition tables
-so you don't need to recreate them manually). Partimage-ng does its job by
-manipulating the low level filesystem structures and saving only the used
-filesystem data blocks (sometimes referred to as clusters). Thus partimage-ng
-needs to "understand" the layout of the filesystem it is trying to create an
-image of. Currently it supports ext2, ext3, linux-swap, NTFS, and FAT32 (but
-not FAT16) filesystems.
+Partimage-ng is a disk and partition imaging program. It allows you to create
+exact images of single partitions or whole drives (including partition tables
+so you don't need to recreate them manually). Partimage-ng does its job by
+manipulating the low level filesystem structures and saving only the used
+filesystem data blocks (sometimes referred to as clusters). Thus partimage-ng
+needs to "understand" the layout of the filesystem it is trying to create an
+image of. Currently it supports ext2, ext3, linux-swap, NTFS, and FAT32 (but
+not FAT16) filesystems.
EOF