On Wed, May 08, 2013 at 04:33:03PM +0200, Samuel Thibault wrote: > Neil McGovern, le Wed 08 May 2013 11:35:52 +0100, a écrit : > > But not tested - how about USB - did that ever get sorted? > > We have not worked on it. > > > How about things like wireless drivers, raid controllers, > > suspend/resume, power management etc? > > There are some wireless drivers for pcmcia cards (e.g. orinoco, > hermes). No raid support. No suspend/resume or power management. > > I'm wondering: if I had spent time on these instead of working on > Wheezy, I guess people wouldn't have been happy either. I wonder what I > should have done at all. > > And when these get implemented, I guess we'll be asked for 3D > acceleration, backlight tuning, memory hotplug, etc. etc.? > No, just something that works for the majority of our users. I'm fairly sure things like SATA and USB is considered essential. > > > > d) VMWare/VBox etc. > > > > > > This already works. > > > > Just tried it with vbox - as soon as I selected 'text install', I got a > > "critical error" and the vm stopped. > > I don't have this issue at all, things just go fine here with both the > other/other template and the Linux/Linux template. This message comes > from vbox I guess (there is no such message in Mach or the Hurd), so I'd > tend to think virtualbox has some issues in your setup. > I installed virtualbox on a standard Wheezy system, with other/other and 2G ram. > > For something to be accepted in testing, it should be in a releaseable > > state. > > Which we haven't seen very precisely defined still. Or at least we have > this criterium: > I'll see if I can be clear: I will not be putting Hurd in testing in the next few months. Neil --
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