Andrew McGlashan wrote: > The other part of the problem is that Debian/KfreeBSD is no longer an > officially supported version of Debian; unofficially it has support, but > not officially. Debian's release team isn't responsible for jessie-kfreebsd, but we seem to have all the other support we need: DSA looks after our buildds. The FTP masters continue to host us on the Debian mirrors network. The security team hosts a jessie-kfreebsd suite, which imports patches from official jessie. Patches for kernel bugs continue to come from upstream. > That is, there is no current "stable" release of Debian/KfreeBSD...., it > is not a production release. Support for wheezy (oldstable) doesn't end until late next month. And before then, I hope there'll be an announcement about jessie-kfreebsd, which will be the stable-kfreebsd release: https://lists.debian.org/debian-bsd/2016/03/msg00084.html Regards, -- Steven Chamberlain steven@pyro.eu.org
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