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Re: Reducing the number of kernels



On Fri, Jul 30, 2004 at 12:03:34PM -0400, Andres Salomon wrote:
> On Thu, 29 Jul 2004 22:21:48 +0200, Andreas Barth wrote:
> [...]
> > 
> >        alpha  i386  ia64  powerpc
> > 2.6.3                 P
> > 2.6.4                 R
> > 2.6.5    R
> > 2.6.6    *      R     R      R
> > 2.6.7           K     K      K
> > 
> > * 2.6.6 is the most current version for alpha. It might be nice to
> >   update alpha to 2.6.7 and drop this version.
> 
> Some more bugs have been filed to remove various packages < 2.6.7.  See
> bugs #262317, #262318, and #262319.  This should take care of all
> pre-2.6.7 kernels, except for alpha (for which we're waiting for something
> newer than 2.6.6).
> 

What needs to be done to update alpha?

I have an alpha cluster I'd like to move to using a debian-2.6.{7|8}
kernel. I can spend some time on it in about 2 weeks (unless someone can
find me ppc->alpa crosscompiler packages ;)

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