Note that the fix I mentioned obviously is only fixing the FTBFS
problem, not the problem in bug #278151.
The bug in #278151 is hard to fix while relying on debhelper. You either
have to only create the bootcd-$(ARCH) package on the arch itself or
find a way around debhelper, so that you can set
Hi.
Note that the fix is simple:
Remove any instructions from binary-arch in debian/rules
Replace architecture "i386" with "all" for package bootcd-i386 in
debian/control.
After that, the package builds just fine on non-i386 architectures.
cu,
sven
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Package: bootcd
Version: 2.46
Severity: important
Hi,
You changed bootcd-386 to be only available on i386 because of
#278151. Now it's failing to build on all arches.
What you should do is to not let it try to build the package on
!i386. It now fails because it's trying to make bootcd-386 but
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