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Subject: Potato-Floppies for Alpha Systems broken
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Package: boot-floppies
Version: unknown
Distribution: stable/potato
Architecture: Alpha
Hi!
I wrote a bug report some days ago that the driver floppies don't
match the root/boot floppies for Alpha. I reactivate this bug,
they don't match. It I insert the driver floppies, I'm told
to insert other ones:-(
MfG, JBG
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Subject: closing old boot-floppies potato bugs
Organization: onShore Development, Inc
From: Adam Di Carlo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 09 Apr 2002 10:08:59 -0400
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The problem you reported was in the Potato (Debian 2.2) version of the
boot-floppies package. This package has been improved for the
upcoming Woody release, and we believe this issue is closed -- or, at
worst, we have no data that this bug still exists in Woody.
We accumulate a lot of bugs in the boot-floppies package, so in the
interest of trying to identify bugs which can be fixed, we are closing
out stale bugs.
We encourage you to test with the Woody boot-floppies, versions 3.0.22
or later. If you have problems in booting, you should make sure you
are booting with the right subarch or flavor, and if you are, figure
out which kernel-image-2.* package is responsible for the kernel on
those disks. Then file the bug against the kernel-image-2.* package.
If you can't figure out the right package, it's fine to just file it
against boot-floppies, or ask us to reopen the bug we closed.
We apologize (in some cases) that we were not able to find a solution
earlier. We hope you do not feel that we ignored your bug, and that
you help make sure the Debian woody release is as good as it can be.
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