> cpqarrayd currently is arch any and not listed in Packages-arch-specific. > It doesn't fail to build on non-intel archs but it will not be useful > there since SmartArray devices are not shipped with such archs.
There exist card versions of these controllers, so you could potentially plug one into any arch with PCI/PCI-e. I don't know if it works, but until someone says otherwise I think we should leave it enabled on non-Intel (but Linux) archs. > It does fail to build with kfreebsd-* so that should probably also be > disabled. It uses interfaces provided by the cciss driver. How are such devices supported in kfreesbd? Maybe the driver there has similar interfaces and could be made to work? Still right now the package uses the Linux kernel source for the build, so it's unlikely to build. But I thought the proper thing in that case was for the kfreesbd buildd maintainer to mark it "not-for-us" and file a bug against the package with the details of the failed build, but not exclude it from the arch in debian/control? -- Matt Taggart [email protected] -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
