Am 30.12.2012 um 16:24 schrieb Wouter Verhelst <wouter@debian.org>:
I've been thinking that rather than trying to build everything, we
could
prioritize based on what we think would be more useful to build (or
based on feedback from users, what they would want). We could use this
build-priority value to reorder packages in that manner. Thoughts?
Sounds reasonable.
Having said that, we could still use some extra buildd hosts;
unfortunately it turned out that arrakis' memory was bad, so that
means
Just about 3 weeks to wait until the RAM will be replaced.
we have "only" three active machines right now (elgar, vivaldi, and
ara5, Thorsten's ARAnyM VM). I'm going to look at adding ska,
quickstep,
and an ARAnyM VM of my own later today, but for the time being it's
just
those three; if anyone is up for reviving some machines, please do!
Well, yes, Akire would be ready as well - except for the missing SCSI
driver in newer kernels. This is especially bad, because the
Blizzard2060 is said to support upto 256 MB RAM in newer revisions of
that accel board, which this one seems to be.
I could setup Spice as well, but that's only a 68040/40 with 64 MB RAM.
But after the mention on Slashdot I got an offer from Graz for some
machines. I've just contacted the person and asked he could make one
of his machines (A2000/060) available... we'll see...
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