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Subject: xmcpustate should be recompiled with xpm4
Package: xmcpustate
Version: <in hamm as of September 14th 1997>
xmcpustate depends on xpm4.7 (a particular version of xpm4.7).
Now that xpm4 (libc5/6) is available, though that it provides xpm4.7,
the dependency cannot be fullfilled (dpkg cannot handle virtual packages
with a version).
xmcpustate should be recompiled against xpm4.
Phil [automatically generated].
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