Hello world,
In the next day or so, Ben Collins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> will be creating
a list of show stoppers for potato revision two. This list will hopefully
be maintained for future revisions, and be treated more or less as the
release critical bug list has been during the freeze [0]. If there's
Hi,
On Mon, Nov 20, 2000 at 02:21:24AM +, Chris Rutter wrote:
> The ARM port is very much maintained in spirit; I currently correspond
> to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, and I very much intend, as soon as time
> permits, to push issues forward. There's a collection of buildds, and
> a prototypic syste
On Sun, 19 Nov 2000, Othmar Pasteka wrote:
> i just had to discover that somehow the arm port isn't
> maintained. i got the impression that someone set up an buildd
> and etc. pp. so, what is the actual status? i am a bit confused
> right now.
The ARM port is very much maintained in spirit; I cur
> # dpkg --install *.deb
Ahh, but that's the tricky part: no /var/lib/dpkg, only about 2.5M of
free space on the device for that matter... much of what is there is a
cramfs, and so readonly. (This is probably better discussed on
[EMAIL PROTECTED], but it didn't get much attention last time I
bro
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hi,
On Sun, Nov 19, 2000 at 06:14:22PM -0500, Adam C Powell IV wrote:
> As there is no ssh in main/anything. The problem is the non-us packages are
> woefully out-of-date. :-(
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> "Mark" == Mark W Eichin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Mark> For that matter, is the arm port primarily a netwinder port,
Mark> or more broad? I've been building stuff from debian for the
Mark> iPAQ PDA (200mhz SA1100) mostly to put in the NFS-mounted
Mark> /usr/local, and in f
For that matter, is the arm port primarily a netwinder port, or more
broad? I've been building stuff from debian for the iPAQ PDA (200mhz
SA1100) mostly to put in the NFS-mounted /usr/local, and in fact doing
apt-get source foo
cd foo-version
./configure --prefix=/usr/local
Othmar Pasteka wrote:
> one of the things which also points to a more or less
> unmaintained port is that there is no ssh in main/arm :(.
As there is no ssh in main/anything. The problem is the non-us packages are
woefully out-of-date. :-(
There are a number of problems with the ARM port (e.g.
hi,
i just had to discover that somehow the arm port isn't
maintained. i got the impression that someone set up an buildd
and etc. pp. so, what is the actual status? i am a bit confused
right now.
one of the things which also points to a more or less
unmaintained port is that there is no ssh in ma
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