Hi, As previously announced[1], hppa is no longer a release architecture for Squeeze. What does this mean in practical terms? As of the next britney run, the architecture will be ignored for the purposes of testing migration - packages which are otherwise ready (and unblocked) may migrate to testing even if they have not built on hppa, or if they would create installability problems in testing on hppa. Additionally, any bug which is specific to the hppa architecture is no longer considered release-critical. The status of hppa in unstable is unchanged; it will continue to be supported by the buildd network as now. There will also continue to be hppa packages in testing for now to allow the porters to explore possible options for a separate release of Squeeze for hppa; as mentioned above, these may not be in-sync with the other architectures in some cases. Regards, Adam (for the Release Team) [1] http://lists.debian.org/debian-project/2010/08/msg00277.html
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