is our requirement, effectively. The mild concern has not blocked the
port from releasing. That said, the concern should be documented.
> If push comes to shove, we could also talk to IBM. Pretty much all POWER
> hardware we have was sponsored by IBM; it's not unreasonable to assume they
> might be willing to also sponsor s390x time or hardware.
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both extensive and impressive. I'm
seeking greater definition of the role and the language used.
[1]: https://www.debian.org/devel/join/
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t is still hosted by post-secondary
institutions where commercial activity using university resources is frowned
upon.)
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nal hardware community is interested in having Debian
ported to their architecture, then we should not need to purchase hardware. Nor
should we need to accept buggy pre-production hardware.
So, our concern remains: buildd and porter boxen for the mips* and arm* need
some
attention fr
ellent observations, let's not scare away
the potential donor quite yet :) [/me waves at David]
Luca
Debian System Administration Team
Debian Hardware Donations Team
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