Hi,
Michael K. Edwards wrote:
> I am currently running AxKit on woody + backports of many packages on
> which it depends. If I understand correctly, I will need to build on
> sarge (or sid?) in order to produce a package fit for upload. Should I
clean sid.
> begin by setting up a sarge system, and if so, what is the best procedure
> currently? (I would default to x86 hardware since I have several handy,
Well, what you want. A full system, chroot, pbuilder...
> but I could also set up a Sparc if that's better.) Should I install woody
well, your decision.
> and then upgrade, or should I try out the new debian-installer? And once
doesn't matter.
> I have a sarge system, are there packages I should pin before proceeding
> on to sid, or is it the other way around (upgrade only selected packages
> to sid)?
Once you have a sarge system you need to upgrade again to sid :P
Grüße/Regards,
René
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