* Samuel Thibault:
- Base+Standard grew from 397MiB to 491MiB
(we install libdb4.{5,6,7,8} !?,
I suspect that this is caused primarily by API and ABI
incompatibility, and in part by the lack of response to bug reports
from upstream. Everybody who uses Berkeley DB extensively has once
been
seem to work.)
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I've got the second system on which the squeeze installer does not
work. This time it's a system with a Asus P6X58D-E board. The kernel
appears to boot normally, but the USB keyboard is not recognized, key
presses have no effect.
Have you got any suggestions how to debug this and turn it into a
* Frans Pop:
On Monday 26 April 2010, Florian Weimer wrote:
I've got the second system on which the squeeze installer does not
work. This time it's a system with a Asus P6X58D-E board. The kernel
appears to boot normally, but the USB keyboard is not recognized, key
presses have no effect
* Geert Stappers:
Additional information follows...
I don't understand the point of your messages. The idea was to have
something that can be viewed on a non-Debian system which is used to
prepare the image. On a Debian system, I can use something like
zcat | strings | grep '2\.6\.' to find
Package: debian-installer
Severity: wishlist
Without that file, it's a bit difficult to tell all those images apart.
I guess a similar file could be added to the .isos (if it's not already
there, I haven't checked).
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* Frans Pop:
Installation CDs, other media, detailed errata and everything else you'll
need are available from our web site:
http://www.debian.org/devel/debian-installer
This web page does not mention which version is Beta 3. Which one is
it?
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* Florian Weimer:
This web page does not mention which version is Beta 3. Which one is
it?
Please disregard that message. Sorry.
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* Francesco Pietra:
What about k8-smp?
Do we still need non-SMP kernels in the age of hyperthreading,
multi-core CPUs, and preemption?
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* Frederik Schueler:
-generic is odd and too long. I am considering to change the naming
scheme completely, and call the flavours 2.6.x-y-amd64 and
2.6.x-y-em64t respectively.
Newer GCCs produce AMD64 code which is supposed to be closed to
optimal to what GCC can produce on EM64T. Does it
* Goswin von Brederlow:
I would suggest keeping the name amd64-generic. It is easier for users
to see that -generic fits all than -k8.
It's also easier to reintroduce split packages if necessary.
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* Joey Hess:
- Debian's userland has *always* supported at least the previous major
kernel version, and most often the previous two, or sometimes I
think, three major kernel versions.
This isn't a real argument, IMHO, because upstream no longer releases
major kernel versions.
OTOH,
Miles Bader wrote:
I'm not sure what this has to do with the original question, but the
simplified chinese characters used in the PRC can look _very_ different
from the traditional forms used in Taiwan (anyway, it's not accurate to
say the difference is `close to bold-versus-normal').
It's
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