Re: PowerPC buildd is looking for a new home

2007-05-11 Thread Joey Schulze
Sven Luther wrote: > On Fri, May 11, 2007 at 10:30:55AM +0200, Joey Schulze wrote: > > Sven Luther wrote: > > > > > Ok, where is the debian powerpc64 machine, which is needed for the > > > > > multiarch powerpc port ? > > > > > > >

Re: PowerPC buildd is looking for a new home

2007-05-11 Thread Joey Schulze
Sven Luther wrote: > > > Ok, where is the debian powerpc64 machine, which is needed for the > > > multiarch powerpc port ? > > > > Where is the official multiarch powerpc port that needs a Debian > > powerpc64 machine? > > Well, there is andreas jochens pure-ppc64 effort eating loads of space on

Re: PowerPC buildd is looking for a new home

2007-05-11 Thread Joey Schulze
Sven Luther wrote: > But basically, you are telling me that i should take my server, and fork > debian. Well, i guess given how i have been handled lately, i am > seriously considering this. The debian infrastructure guys probably need > some serious competition in order to be kept agile :) If you

Re: PowerPC buildd is looking for a new home

2007-05-10 Thread Joey Schulze
Sven Luther wrote: > > The DSA team does not add random machines. There is no ppc64 port, > > there is no need for ppc64 machines, there are powerpc build daemons > > and there's a powerpc porter machine which is not overloaded. Thus, > > no need for more machines, thus no more machines will be a

Re: PowerPC buildd is looking for a new home

2007-05-10 Thread Joey Schulze
Sven Luther wrote: > But the DSA team have refused to even consider those augsbourg machines, > probably because they where overloaded, and unwilling to share the work, > a bit like it is happening with the arm or sparc ports, where new > hardware was proposed, but ignored or rejected. Thanks Sven