Thanks, upload sponsored
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libdrm-nouveau1.symbols declares incorrect dependency on libdrm2
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/350925
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This bug was fixed in the package libdrm - 2.4.5-0ubuntu4
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libdrm (2.4.5-0ubuntu4) jaunty; urgency=low
* debian/libdrm-nouveau1.symbols:
- Fix thinko copied over from libdrm-intel1.symbols. The file should
specify libdrm-nouveau1 as the corresponding package, not
Bryce: I think the changes now in libdrm git are ready to go. Thanks!
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libdrm-nouveau1.symbols declares incorrect dependency on libdrm2
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/350925
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libdrm-nouveau1.symbols specifies libdrm2 as its dependant package,
rather than libdrm-nouveau1. This means that xserver-xorg-video-nouveau
fails to get a dependency on libdrm-nouveau1.
PS: We *do* check our packages before upload. However, because I've
also checked libdrm before upload, I
Chris, excellent thanks, are the changes in libdrm git ready for upload?
Give me the thumbs up when you're ready to see the upload go in.
@Denis, -nouveau is still an experimental driver not yet officially
supported by Canonical, and the reason it is available at all is thanks
to volunteers like
I'm sorry if I was too impatient. The next Ubuntu release is near, and
I want it to have as little bugs as possible. But if even the packaging
is wrong - what about more serious bugs?
I also wanted the nouveau driver to be the default one for nvidia users,
because I had not a pleasant experience
On Sun, Mar 29, 2009 at 11:48:59PM -, Denis Rut'kov wrote:
I'm sorry if I was too impatient. The next Ubuntu release is near, and
I want it to have as little bugs as possible.
You can trust that you're not unique in that desire. You can help
us achieve that by testing and reporting bugs
