* Sven Luther ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [060510 12:25]:
> On Wed, May 10, 2006 at 12:02:48PM +0200, Andreas Barth wrote:
> > * Sven Luther ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [060510 11:31]:
> > >   1) Frans is hardly competent enough to give advice for this. He is 
> > > biased by
> > >   his personal feud over this with me, and i believe has not a good enough
> > >   oversight of the problems involved to give a good technical advice. 
> > > This is my
> > >   opinion, though, so feel free to ignore it.
> > 
> > We need to discuss how to update the kernel for the next stable point
> > release. There is a stable release management BoF during Debconf, I'll
> > try to discuss it there. Of course, anyone can come to that BoF, and I'd
> > welcome anyone who helps us to resolve issues. (And this discussion
> > needs to happen anyways, independend of Etch.)
> 
> I will not be at debconf, so i will not be able to participate in this
> discussion.

That's a pity.

> > >   2) Any discussion about this issue done during the sarge time can be 
> > > thrown
> > >   in the trashcan. Remember the mess that was the kernel packages in 
> > > sarge,
> > >   and compare it to the current situation.
> > 
> > I didn't claim that Sarge and Etch are the same. However, one should and
> > could do the following: Which issues are problematic within Sarge? Could
> > that happen in Etch again? If the answer is no, I'm happy.  If not, one
> > could try to fix it in time.
> 
> Seems good. I listed a few points in the past, do you want that i repeat them,
> or will you find them in the archive by yourself.

Hm, best if you could send me a private mail listing these points (or
just containing pointers), so I can make sure they're picked up.


> i think that we are already in the situation where the
> corresponding teams have failed.

Perhaps I'm a bit more tolerant in that then you, but I agree that we
might come to a point where this is the case, and in that case, I'll
make sure the release team calls for a solution.


Cheers,
Andi
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  http://home.arcor.de/andreas-barth/


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