Hello, please find attached a patch adding the amd64 architecture to the english release notes. These release notes are used for the unofficial debian-amd64 Sarge release. The patch only adds ifdeffed amd64 paragraphs but in two occasions, where a i386 note is shared. Well, and a general note on AMD64 to the architecture list. I made sure the release notes of the other architectures do not differ in the output with the patch applied. Can somebody please commit the patch to cvs? Kind regards Frederik Schueler -- ENOSIG
Index: release-notes//release-notes.ent =================================================================== RCS file: /cvs/debian-doc/ddp/manuals.sgml/release-notes/release-notes.ent,v retrieving revision 1.15 diff -r1.15 release-notes.ent 29a30 > <!entity url-debian-amd64-mirrors "http://amd64.debian.net/README.mirrors.html";> 31a33 > <!entity url-debian-amd64-mirror-eg "http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian-amd64/debian";> 60a63 > <!entity % amd64 "IGNORE"><!-- ARCHMAGIC do not remove --> 73a77 > <![ %amd64 [ <!entity arch-title "AMD64" > ]]> 87a92 > <![ %amd64 [ <!entity % available-2.6 "INCLUDE"> ]]> 95a101 > <![ %amd64 [ <!entity % d-i-avail-2.6 "INCLUDE"> ]]> 101a108 > <![ %amd64 [ <!entity % d-i-default-2.6 "INCLUDE"> ]]> 104a112,115 > <!-- common stuff between i386 and amd64 --> > <![ %amd64 [ <!entity % amd64-i386-common "INCLUDE"> ]]> > <![ %i386 [ <!entity % amd64-i386-common "INCLUDE"> ]]> > <!entity % amd64-i386-common "IGNORE"> 108a120,121 > <![ %amd64 [ <!entity % not-amd64 "IGNORE"> ]]> > <!entity % not-amd64 "INCLUDE"> 157a171 > <![ %amd64 [ <!entity kernelversion "2.6.8"> ]]> 171a186 > <![ %amd64 [ <!entity kernelversion-2.6 "2.6.8"> ]]> Index: release-notes//en/release-notes.en.sgml =================================================================== RCS file: /cvs/debian-doc/ddp/manuals.sgml/release-notes/en/release-notes.en.sgml,v retrieving revision 1.55 diff -r1.55 release-notes.en.sgml 58a59,64 > <p>The AMD64 architecture is not officially supported, although a > complete port based on unpatched sources is available. Despite being > unofficial, this port has complete security support by the &debian; > security team, and is supported by the volatile and backports > services.</p> > 76a83 > <![ %not-amd64 [ 85a93,101 > ]]> <!-- %not-amd64 --> > > <![ %amd64 [ > <p>On the &arch-title; only a 2.6 kernel is available; > this has kernel version &kernelversion-2.6;. Note that Debian's 2.6.8 > kernel packages include the 2.6.8.1 kernel release and selected other > patches.</p> > ]]> > 221a238 > <![ %not-amd64 [ 227a245 > ]]> <!-- %not-amd64 --> 254a273,279 > <![ %amd64 [ > <p>The AMD64 architecture supports only 2.6 kernels, because the > support in 2.4 kernels is limited and rudimentary. Additionally, the > glibc needs a tls and nptl aware kernel, features not supported by 2.4 > kernels at all.</p> > ]]> > 285a311,317 > <![ %amd64 [ > <p>The &releasename; release for the AMD64 architecture is not > available in the official &debian; archive. For this reason, the > mirror list is different than for the official released architectures > and can be found at <url id="&url-debian-amd64-mirrors;"></p> > ]]> > 305,306c337 < < --- > <![ %not-amd64 [ 308d338 < 610a641 > <![ %not-amd64 [ 631a663,687 > ]]> > > <![ %amd64 [ > <p>Debian HTTP or FTP mirror addresses can be found at > <url id="&url-debian-amd64-mirrors;"> (look at the "Full list of > mirrors" section). HTTP mirrors are generally speedier than FTP > mirrors.</p> > > <p>For example, suppose your closest Debian mirror is > <tt>&url-debian-amd64-mirror-eg;/</tt>. When inspecting that mirror > with a web browser or FTP program, you will notice that the main > directories are organized like this: > > <example> > &url-debian-amd64-mirror-eg;/dists/&releasename;/main/... > &url-debian-amd64-mirror-eg;/dists/&releasename;/contrib/... > </example></p> > > <p>To use this mirror with <prgn/apt/, you add this line to your > <file/sources.list/ file: > > <example> > deb &url-debian-amd64-mirror-eg; &releasename; main contrib > </example></p> > ]]> 660a717 > <![ %not-amd64 [ 665c722,728 < --- > ]]> > <![ %amd64 [ > <example> > /var/ftp/debian-amd64/dists/&releasename;/main/... > /var/ftp/debian-amd64/dists/&releasename;/contrib/... > </example></p> > ]]> 1131a1195 > ]]> <!-- %no-amd64 --> 1168a1233,1242 > <![ %amd64 [ > <!-- <sect id="amd64-note"><heading>Note for AMD64 users</heading> --> > <p>Since there is no &oldreleasename; of &debian; for the AMD64 > architecture, the following sections are intended for users > running a 2.4 based i386 installation and are going to reinstall > their systems to fully exploit the capabilities of the AMD64 > architecture.</p> > <!-- </sect> --> > ]]> > 1213c1287 < <![ %i386 [ --- > <![ %amd64-i386-common [ 1229a1304 > <![ %not-amd64 [ 1255c1330 < ]]> --- > ]]> <!-- %i386 --> 1261a1337 > ]]> <!-- %not-amd64 --> 1320c1396 < <![ %i386 [ --- > <![ %amd64-i386-common [ 1332a1409 > ]]> 1333a1411 > <![ %i386 [ 1664c1742 < --- > <![ %not-amd64 [ 1740c1818 < --- > ]]>
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