Re: AMD64 Debian available

[Sven Luther <sven.luther@wanadoo.fr>]

On Fri, Sep 16, 2005 at 04:10:59AM +1000, skaller wrote:
> Recalling some previous discussion on Debian and AMD64,
> Sven had low opinion of my ISP because AMD64 Debian packages
> were not mirrored .. well I asked them to do so, and now they have!
> 
> Looking in
> 
> 'ftp://mirror.internode.on.net/pub/debian-amd64/debian-amd64/dists/'
> 
> I can see this: [No, the mirror is not publically available]
> 
> Directory:etch 15/09/05 14:35:00 
> Directory:etch-proposed-updates 15/09/05 14:35:00 
> Directory:experimental 15/09/05 15:00:00 
> Directory:proposed-updates 15/09/05 14:39:00 
> Directory:sarge 15/09/05 14:35:00 
> Directory:sarge-proposed-updates 15/09/05 14:39:00 
> Directory:sarge-unsupported 15/09/05 14:42:00 
> Directory:sid 15/09/05 14:39:00 
> Directory:stable 15/09/05 14:35:00 
> Directory:stable-proposed-updates 15/09/05 14:39:00 
> Directory:stinkypete 15/09/05 14:42:00 
> Directory:testing 15/09/05 14:35:00 
> Directory:testing-proposed-updates 15/09/05 14:35:00 
> Directory:unstable 15/09/05 14:39:00
> 
> I have two questions: which section should I use
> to get at the latest Ocaml Debian packages on an
> Ubuntu Hoary system?
> 
> And, I have a spare 200G disk on which I am thinking
> to build a complete new Debian system, at least a chroot
> partition (although bootable would be interesting if I can
> figure out what to do with stuff like mail .. :)
> 
> Same question: given I want the latest and best Ocaml packages,
> and am willing to take some risks (since faults will not stop
> my Ubuntu desktop operating) which sections should I use
> in my apt/sources.list?

unstable then.

Friendly,

Sven LUther