On Mon, Apr 10, 2000 at 11:25:14AM +0200, Robert Bihlmeyer wrote: > arm, and hurd-i386 would be interesting, too. Current stats, for potato: * i386 6 * sparc 11 * m68k 46 * alpha 47 * powerpc 64 * arm 86 I'm told arm is actually trying to release with potato. Looks like they've made a pretty impressive attempt so far. For woody: * i386 88 * powerpc 150 * sparc 274 * m68k 286 * hurd-i386 571 * arm 2890 * alpha 3204 arm is missing its libc6.deb just like alpha's missing its libc6.1.deb. arm is also somewhat out-of-date as far as recompiling unstable-only packages at the moment, too, I think. As I understand it, arm is currently focussing on potato, and doesn't have buildd setup properly, or something. I dunno. hurd is significantly different to linux, so some of its dependencies just don't make sense. There are versioned dependencies on netbase, eg, which is a virtual package on hurd. For comparison, `testing', which is basically potato + as many packages from woody that are up-to-date, and don't have egregious dependency issues, looks roughly [0] like: * i386 9 * sparc 11 * m68k 46 * alpha 47 * powerpc 54 * arm 81 Anyway, http://auric.debian.org/~ajt/ and follow the links for the uptodate info. There're lists of which packages aren't installable and up-to-date on which architectures if you want to poke around and see if you can help tidy things up. They're all re-generated daily, too, so they shouldn't be much more than 24 hours out-of-date at any one time. Cheers, aj [0] I say "roughly", because the last time I fiddled with this by hand, I think the archive on auric wasn't properly synced, so I'm not sure I have actual .deb's for all the packages supposedly in testing. :-/ -- Anthony Towns <aj@humbug.org.au> <http://azure.humbug.org.au/~aj/> I don't speak for anyone save myself. GPG encrypted mail preferred. ``<dark> Weeks are the same thing as months. That is the secret behind the Debian release schedule.'' -- Richard Braakman, Debian Release Manager
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