dev/hda1 to be mounted as /boot if you want to do this from Linux.
In the MBR, there's no loader program to worry about ;-)
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[snip]
> But really, does the kernel use MMX?
Here, at least: linux/arch/i386/lib/memcpy.c
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b?
AIUI, main. I'd only say contrib if *all* of the hardware with which it works
requires a firmware upload in order to be useful.
[1] Go on, use gxine. ;-)
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as ARM7 code, and generally
> "thumb" (the 8-bit ARM instructions).
No. THUMB is a 16-bit instruction set.
[snip]
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[snip]
> This criteria covers
"These criteria cover", surely - unless you mean "criterion" :-\
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| RISC
time-based charges on a dial-up account
I'd say that a local cache is needed, though whether it's used should be up
to the local admin.
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| We've got Shearer, you haven't
Since you're going to die anyway, can we use you as a shield?
I demand that Glenn Maynard may or may not have written...
> On Mon, Jan 03, 2005 at 05:42:07PM +0000, Darren Salt wrote:
>>> Anthony DeRobertis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>>>> Scripsit Anthony DeRobertis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>>>>> Tha
bad as a bad
> equipped mail server. Thus, Rumsfeld's words are applicable here, as Thomas
> want to do.
No. I think that his words were about a badly equipped army (relatively
speaking), not a bad, equipped army...
[snip]
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None at all, but you may want to tweak things in /etc/modprobe.d/ instead.
;-)
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| I don't ask for much, just untold riches...
rm -rf /
I demand that Glenn Maynard may or may not have written...
> On Tue, Jan 04, 2005 at 01:48:12AM +0000, Darren Salt wrote:
[fetching firmware on finding hardware which needs it: wget or packaged?]
>> Fetch every time and fetch once. That looks like a difference to me...
> How could
I demand that Glenn Maynard may or may not have written...
> On Tue, Jan 04, 2005 at 06:22:20PM +0000, Darren Salt wrote:
>>> On Tue, Jan 04, 2005 at 01:48:12AM +0000, Darren Salt wrote:
>> [fetching firmware on finding hardware which needs it: wget or packaged?]
>>>&
be, without thinking much
about it at all).
> Considering that the line above says "to access the real /dev
> directory", I think that the message is very clear.
I also say s/remove/unmount and remove/.
[1] There's a RISC OS *command "remove" which will delete
ardware was in use - all SA110. "All"
that it needs is somebody with an Iyonix http://www.iyonix.com/> or some
other XScale-based machine to step forward...
[snip]
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sting. Updating an installation from unstable over a
dial-up connection isn't /quite/ what I want...)
[snip]
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be quite likely to set it up as a dual-boot machine.
Perhaps one day, when I can get hold of one second-hand to replace this Risc
PC...
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|
I demand that Adrian Bunk may or may not have written...
> On Thu, Mar 17, 2005 at 12:29:28AM +0000, Darren Salt wrote:
>> I demand that Adrian Bunk may or may not have written...
>> [snip]
>>> And without testing, all these transition problems wouldn't exist.
>
to bootstrap
> them trivially.
Desktop ARM-based machines: http://www.iyonix.com/>
Will run Debian: http://www.iyonix.com/linux.html>
[snip]
> I'm speaking only for myself; please, cure my naivety.
The above links should help :-)
[snip]
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This, however, is a small system with 10 email
>> How do you define dialup systems and tell dialup systems from other
>> systems?
> There is a database where ISPs can register the ranges they assign for
> dialup users.
Isn't that for dynamic-IP dial-up only?
his where supported in order to avoid unnecessary
direct linkage against libatk etc. (pulled in through libgtk2.0-dev's
pkgconfig file), although since I added this after 0.4.8, the current
official .debs have those unnecessary dependencies.
[snip]
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ng to Henning Makholm's "libneeded" lintian check:
[snip]
A link would have been nice, although this happens to be trivially findable.
For the record, it's the subject of http://bugs.debian.org/340934>.
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oaded could help? I think that ordering
by bus address or kernel device name could help here.
Of course, adding some modules may trigger another round of events, causing
more modules to be loaded, but this shouldn't be a problem - it should be
just another batch of events to be buffe
arallel
> (i.e., since linux-2.6.??) because device ordering will be random. Please
> create an initramfs that mounts the root device using some stable
> attribute, like label or UUID.
That'd be "stable and duplicatable", and I fully expect somebody to run into
that sooner or late
are as stable as they have always been.
Which is, in itself, good.
> ONLY rules using %e (the /dev/cdrom-like aliases) are unreliable.
I remember them being reliable. Sacrificing their reliability at the altar of
boot speed (AIUI) wasn't really a good idea...
[snip]
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[snip]
> I read 120.000 as 120 dollars, I'm not used to the European '.' as the
> seperator, but the US ','.
Hmm? You'd better file a bug against locales wrt en_GB, then ;-)
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> On Dec 29, Darren Salt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I remember [%e etc.] being reliable. Sacrificing their reliability at the
>> altar of boot speed (AIUI) wasn't really a good idea...
> No reliabilit
software" is not.
The same goes for *anything* else which has some sort of sequential numbering
as part of its device name. I've mentioned sound devices a few times; yes,
that's more annoying than critical, but the cause (AIUI) is the same.
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> received automatically notifies the sender of the above info.
That /may/ be useful, but it's also another potential black hole, whether the
messages are sent to a person ("not enough time") or to a list. And, as we
know, lists can easily become SEP generators: just ad
needed=yes, ac_cv_ld_asneeded=no)
AC_MSG_RESULT([$ac_cv_ld_asneeded])
test x"$ac_cv_ld_asneeded" = xyes || LDFLAGS="$ac_SAVE_LDFLAGS"
(I've not looked at the package, though.)
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I demand that Andreas Tille may or may not have written...
> On Thu, 9 Mar 2006, Gustavo Franco wrote:
>> What's wrong with us ?
> It is wrong that somebody who would like to work is stopped to do his work
> by others.
You mean "stopped from doing". (Common non-na
>> and that we should all be friends?
> If I were a crazier man I would say something like:
>"The end is neigh!"
Careful. You might shout yourself horse. ;-)
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uess this is really the wrong place to ask for "we use these machines"
> answers instead of "we develop for these machines", but hey.
I don't think that there's any need to *guess*... ;-)
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> Darren Salt wrote:
>> I demand that Anthony Towns may or may not have written...
>>> Put them behind a firewall on a trusted LAN, use them to develop software
>>> for arm chips, and then just follow unsta
I demand that Bill Gatliff may or may not have written...
> Not my preference to jump in the middle of something, but...
It's not my preference to be Cc'd, particularly when I'd set the
Mail-Followup-To header accordingly... :-\
[snip]
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the new source package format couldn't be used in etch
> already?
Back-porting to sarge using tools in sarge?
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I demand that Ritesh Raj Sarraf may or may not have written...
> April Fool!
Presumably self-referential for top-posting and quoting the whole text...
[snip]
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via xine-devel that he's busy). I'll prepare an NMU
if somebody will sponsor it, preferably uploading it to some suitable DELAYED
queue.
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I demand that Andreas Barth may or may not have written...
[snip]
> perhaps replacing maintainers with bugs is a good idea).
I'm not so sure. What do the bugs know about package maintenance? ;-)
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SCId=4202&articleId=218626>
That says "early 2005", yet the date is 1/28/2005 == 1/4/2007 - hmm, it must
be a future April Fool...
;-)
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| RISC OS
Package: gxine
Version: 0.4.1-1
gxine 0.4.3 contains fixes for several bugs, most of which are not in the
Debian BTS; most importantly, I believe that it fixes the RC bug (no.
289412).
I'd quite like this to be in sarge. Siggi, are you too busy to upload it?
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ss-often used architectures we event dont need to care, since one or two
> mirrors can easyly hold a stable archive and serve it.
Two or three, with sufficient geographical separation?
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nk should go into sarge - tell me and I'll
(probably) tell you why it should :-)
(It's probably still safe to assume that the maintainer doesn't have enough
time to prepare and upload the package.)
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GMT; also see http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/1478157.stm>.
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I demand that Stephen Birch may or may not have written...
> Darren Salt([EMAIL PROTECTED])@2005-05-31 21:49:
>> For those who've missed the first three broadcasts today, there's one more
>> at 01:05 GMT; also see
>> http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/1478157.stm
quot;Mako" Hill)
> And for the record, the extent of my cabalistic work so far has been
> limited to editorial, ahem, *grammatical* changes to a couple DPL reports.
> ;)
You mean "a couple _of_ DPL reports". ;-)
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one S3 ViRGE), that's VESA driver territory. (No lockup problems, though
- at least, not that I recall...)
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| Let's keep the poun
ts (older macs,
>> probably m68k too).
> Looks like they should use floppy + netboot then.
An install on a Risc PC can be done without any removable installation media,
although it's possible that the newer or less common Ethernet cards aren't
supported.
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ause too many problems?
[snip]
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| Say NO to software patents
Academy: A modern school where football is taught.
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w minutes. You don't want to run with a wrong clock for hours
> or even days.
Maybe ntp, ntpdate etc. should recommend adjtimex?
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I demand that Andrew Suffield may or may not have written...
> On Mon, Jun 20, 2005 at 07:22:08PM +0100, Darren Salt wrote:
>> I demand that Florian Weimer may or may not have written...
>>> * Olaf van der Spek:
>>>>> You should set the clock using NTP *b
eturn a
> value in a non-void function.
Not in this case: pthread_exit has the "noreturn" attribute, so gcc/g++ won't
complain.
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ed down to switch to a text console though...
You want Alt-SysRq-R (after which you should be able to switch to a text VT)
or a serial or network console.
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HAHAHAHA!
> Easily. Heh. You should be a comedian.
Actually, yes, it *should* be easy: "debian/rules patch".
Bwahahaha, as they say. :-)
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I demand that Matthew Palmer may or may not have written...
> On Sun, Aug 06, 2006 at 01:52:09PM +0100, Darren Salt wrote:
>> I demand that Matthew Palmer may or may not have written...
>>> I've given up on this thread, but I just have to say one thing:
>>> On
Fortran compilers, etc. etc. etc. even for pure C projects.
> This is a libtool bug.
I'm using the following workaround for gxine (due to the browser plugin):
m4_undefine([AC_PROG_CXX])
m4_defun([AC_PROG_CXX],[])
m4_undefine([AC_PROG_F77])
m4_defun([AC_PROG_F77],[])
before invokin
I demand that Hendrik Sattler may or may not have written...
[snip]
> 64bit kernels are not available in the i386 archive. That makes the 64bit
> libs rather useless, doesn't it?
No - you could be using a locally-built 64-bit kernel.
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too late already :-)
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| Let's keep the pound sterling
Exam is a four-letter word for torture...
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with a su
e
newsgroup mirror, particularly when the list address Just Works and extra
configuration is required for the newsgroup.
Of course, if you're using mail software which doesn't know about
Followup-To or has separate mail and news followup commands, this isn't a
problem...
[snip]
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[snip]
> So again I propose that instead of listing features, policy should just
> say "maintainer scripts must work with bash, dash [and probably a 3rd
> alternative]".
busybox?
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ck -D on it afterwards. No problems as a result.
[snip]
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| + Travel less. Share transport more. PRODUCE LESS CARBON DIOXIDE.
If you can put Wi
ose reassigned bugs
still be listed (under a "reassigned" heading)?
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| Say NO to UK ID cards. http://www.no2id.net/
Invention: the solar
[snip]
> iceweasel-dom-inspector
See bug 399631. A workaround is provided there.
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| + Travel less. Share transport more. PRODUCE LESS CARBON DI
I demand that Modestas Vainius may or may not have written...
[snip]
> Incorrect permissions prevent a user to format removable media
Hmm? Preventing a user is required for formatting? :-)
s/to format/from formatting/
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ed "the alphabet". ;-)
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| Let's keep the pound sterling
A truly wise man never plays leapfrog with a unicorn.
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ay indoors in the
> evenings.
Probably. Or maybe the rest of the day too, if you're *really* lucky.
> Lets better hurry, freeze now,
Were there less cloud cover here right now, probably. ;-)
> release by June, and go looney during Summertime!
"That's all, folks!&
ime to do
so for delta packages; cleaning out old packages immediately before update or
after an upgrade (or at least after the new versions are cached) seem to be
the best options and should still allow the maximum improvement.
> The mirrors replication could really benefit from that though.
Seem
Of course, you need all the maintainer scripts etc in the
> diffdeb, but not all the regular files.
I wouldn't like to rely on the admin not having modified any of the package's
files (/etc aside). Yes, this shouldn't happen, but it does :-)
Of course, if you're running md5s
its special effects
handling for linedefs with tags >= 900. OTOH, glbsp has support for
OpenGL-based Doom engines such as EDGE (which depends on the library
component of glbsp).
Note that I have packages for etch and sid, too :-)
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t it seems reasonable to me that the newer one will
have to include the changelog from the older one and, therefore, must have a
higher version number. Otherwise, which binNMU changelog entry you get is a
matter of chance, and entries may even be lost in later uploads.
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that package. [...]
Maybe... just installing the build-depends with any necessary marking as
automatically installed would be good enough - possibly regardless of whether
they're explicitly mentioned as build-dependencies?
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I demand that Goswin von Brederlow may or may not have written...
> Darren Salt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> I demand that Matthias Julius may or may not have written...
>> [snip]
>>> I think a more elegant solution would be if aptitude had a command to
>>
glbsp-dev.
http://www.youmustbejoking.demon.co.uk/progs.sid.html>
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| + Output less CO2 => avoid massive flooding.TIME IS RUNNING OUT *FAST*.
You mig
ave to buy a new passport on top of my ID card just for that.
I don't even have _one_ if you discount an old student card or two.
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| + Travel less
t; warnings can be found in 1600 packages [4]; they are: [4]
>> http://people.debian.org/~tbm/logs/pointer/
> Here is a list of maintainers and their packages which exhibit such
> warnings:
[snip]
> Darren Salt
> libjsw 1:1.5.5-1
Will look at - hmm, 1.5.6 is available...
[snip
I demand that Henning Makholm may or may not have written...
[snip]
> But I don't think I have ever used ls from an interactive shell _without_
> the -a flag.
I use -A rather than -a - it filters out "." and "..".
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I demand that Goswin von Brederlow may or may not have written...
[snip]
> But other sources pass a pointer as int and there you loose 32 valuable
> bits and get a segfault when the int is used as pointer again. [...]
And here's me thinking that you lose them. :-)
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o rumors I heard, it was allowed in since other applications
> (xine at least, I think) already included it. So it didn't really make a
> difference -- if we're infringing on patents with ffmpeg, we are with xine
> as well.
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/xine/xine-lib/src/libff
pt* with an install-from-local-package command or adaptation of the install
command?
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| We've got Shearer, you haven't
I'd like
. (Closes: #178492).
No argument there either from me, so long as the bug being closed is about
there being a new upstream version, and the uploaded package is that or a
newer version.
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| RIS
> information from there.
That and/or search the list archive. But having a build date in the
(processed) package control file would mean that the information, or at least
a snapshot of it, is available off-line as well.
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| woody, sa
I demand that Dan Jacobson may or may not have written...
> I was hoping that maintainers of multi-megabyte packages would do the
> package justice by giving an adequate description.
"I have here a 20K package. Should it have a 1/3-line description?"
;-)
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>> regular changelog entries, and Matt plans to later let it be configured to
>> only display news, if the user wants (more useful for stable users).
> Kick ASS.
What has that poor donkey done to you to deserve such a kicking?
;-)
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do this but mumble...)
> I've packaged it, changed changelog, and closed the remaining bug
> (#138072).
1.6.0? If not, now's as good a time as any :-)
[snip]
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I demand that Stephen Frost may or may not have written...
[snip]
> and a consensus reached which approves of the application and it's
> needs. ?
Almost: s/'// :-)
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| RISC
s setgid games,
though it could equally well have its own uid and be run setuid.
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| I don't ask for much, just untold riches...
The basis of optimism is sheer terror.
27;talks SMTP') are generally not very useful.
How about "acts as an SMTP client, acts as an SMTP server, queues mail for
local delivery or for forwarding to another server"?
Or /something/ like that...
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I demand that Eduard Bloch may or may not have written...
[snip]
> PS: a hot day or what?
If you call 20°C hot, then yes, it has been a hot day ;-)
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ssary
> functionality.
> For most people, disks are cheap. Time isn't.
Just out of interest, what are your assumptions wrt costs associated with
downloading?
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, though there's one
/small/ problem wrt portability: it's in ARM assembly language... ;-)
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ld have noticed the gravitational effects by now... ;-)
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| Oh, sarge too...
As the dyslexic Jedi said, "Sith happens."
I demand that Goswin von Brederlow may or may not have written...
[snip]
> I would have suggested using
> kernel-hurt-image
^
Ouch.
;-)
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owsers need the space in "" (for
example) else they'll fail to recognise it.
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I'd like to, but I&
n
> README.
README isn't unreasonable, but I see that there is some usage of BUGS for
this. A few packages differ here, using different names: groff-base
(BUG-REPORT) and apsfilter (HOWTO-BUGREPORTS).
[snip]
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aining references to "GNU/Linux".
> We'd also have to rename packages that use the term "Linux" in a
> non-descriptive way (linuxsampler, linuxtrade, and probably a few more).
"leenookssampler", "leenookstrade" etc.? :-)
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got
build failure reports about this when I deprecated gxine's internal copy.)
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| I don't ask for much, just untold riches...
The sur
cepted and these bugs were tagged by
'katie' as "fixed" on 9 Sept, 13:47 -0700. Later, 0.4.1-1 made its way into
testing.
It looks like this simple tagging as "fixed" is insufficient (version
information is needed) or is occurring too early.
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s of other
distributions...
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Would it help if I got out and pushed?
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consumed with tracing
> fonts, not compiling C code. :(
A uuencoded tarball of the generated files would appear to be useful here.
(You'll probably want tar's -m option when unpacking.)
Or have you already tried this?
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I demand that Gabor Gombas may or may not have written...
> On Fri, Oct 21, 2005 at 02:15:28AM +0100, Darren Salt wrote:
>> I can see potential problems with that last part regarding upstream
>> developers whose software happens to depend on packages for which
>> pkg-config s
obert Jordens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
ardour-gtk-dbg
Sebastien Bacher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
libglib2.0-0-dbg
libgtk2.0-0-dbg
Takuo KITAME <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
libnautilus-extension1-dbg
nautilus-dbg
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tered while testing another
> piece of Debian software. ARgghh!
>
Using apt-cacher...
# pbuilder update
Wait for a few seconds, press Ctrl-Z
# nano /var/cache/pbuilder/build/*/etc/apt/sources.list
# fg
Where's the problem? :-)
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