trying to update mpb from 1.4.2-8 to 1.4.2-9 (candidate is 16 days old)
* mpb is waiting for libctl
* Updating libctl makes 2 depending packages uninstallable
on i386: mpb, mpb-mpi
* Updating mpb makes 2 non-depending packages uninstallable on
i386
Hi all,
It has been a long time since the sparc status on the architecture
requalification page [1] has been updated. A few things seems to have
changed:
- There is now 3 sparc buildds (mrpurply, spontini and auric), so I
think the "buildd redundancy" box could be set to green.
- The kerne
Hi all,
A few months before the sarge release, I have received a bug report
telling me that libusb is not usable on arm. It was due to a structure
alignment, and I fixed that by using the aligned attribute of gcc, and I
sent the patch to the upstream.
Recently, the upstream answer me he have
On Thu, May 18, 2006 at 04:16:01AM +0200, Josselin Mouette wrote:
> Le mercredi 17 mai 2006 à 12:26 -0500, Donald King a écrit :
> > Ever since a GNOME upgrade around late April, I haven't been able to use
> > GNOME at all. By downgrading to Sarge versions of the kernel, X, and
> > GNOME, I narrow
Philipp Kern <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> Have you checked that a recompiled obby will work with older gmp
>> packages? If that is not the case then you have no choice but to
>> properly fix this at the source level.
>
> They most probably won't work with older, but I could force a shlibs
> vers
On Fri, 2006-05-19 at 13:06 +0200, Goswin von Brederlow wrote:
> If gmp has changed its API then the dev package has to change its
> name. If the ABI changed then the soname must change.
I consider this as a RC critical bug in gmp anyway, if it is really the
cause of the problem, and as the recomp
Philipp Kern <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi there,
>
> it seems that some A(P|B)I changes in the most recent gmp upload broke
> obby and causes its dependent applications to FTBFS (see RC bug
> #367862).
>
> A simple recompile of obby against the current gmp version in the
> archive fixed the co
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