On Mon, Jul 02, 2001 at 10:03:17PM -0700, Philippe Troin wrote:
> > In particular, update_output.txt says:
> > utah-glx: m68k: utah-glx
> > which says the first arch (alphabetically) where utah-glx causes problems is
> > m68k, where it's uninstallable. The m68k dependencies are:
> > Depends: xserver, libc6 (>= 2.1.2)
> > Recommends: libutahglx1
> > Conflicts: xfree86-common(>=4.0)
> I disagree...
> > You'll need to talk to the m68k porters (m68k-build@nocrew.org) about
> > getting the new version of utah-glx built to fix up the dependencies on
> > that arch. You'll want to do the same thing with the powerpc porters, since
> > the version they've built has the same dependencies.
> Where do these m68k dependencies come from ?
> The X-server extension only makes sense on the alpha and i386
> platforms (since the utah-glx supported cards only work on these
> platforms), however the libutahglx* libraries are useful on any
> platform since they allow encoding GL request on the X connection
> (rather than rendering them on the client side).
ajt@auric:~$ madison utah-glx
utah-glx | 0.0-cvs-20000921-5 | unstable | powerpc
utah-glx | 0.0-cvs-20001110-1 | unstable | m68k
utah-glx | 0.0-cvs-20001213-1 | unstable | mips
utah-glx | 0.0-cvs-20010214-1 | unstable | source, alpha, i386
ajt@auric:~$ locate utah-glx_ | grep m68k | grep deb$
/org/ftp.debian.org/ftp/dists/woody/main/binary-m68k/x11/utah-glx_0.0-cvs-20001110-1.deb
> phil@auric:...main/u/utah-glx% ls *_m68k.deb
> libutahglx-dev_0.0-cvs-20010214-1_m68k.deb
> libutahglx1_0.0-cvs-20010214-1_m68k.deb
> So where do the m68k utah-glx dependencies come from ?
The old utah-glx package, which is no longer built, but hasn't been
removed from the archive. Presumably the ppc, m68k and mips packages listed
above should all be removed?
Cheers,
aj
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