AMD64: etch and uploads

Posted by dcparris on Apr 19, 2006 10:30 AM EDT
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The amd64 architecture has been added to etch, and over the next few weeks (particularly as the X.org changes get worked out) should become fairly complete. amd64 in etch should be debootstrapable at this point, and usable in some situations, but is obviously pretty limited while it doesn't have X. Hopefully this will improve pretty rapidly.

Hi all,

The amd64 architecture has been added to etch, and over the next few weeks (particularly as the X.org changes get worked out) should become fairly complete. amd64 in etch should be debootstrapable at this point, and usable in some situations, but is obviously pretty limited while it doesn't have X. Hopefully this will improve pretty rapidly.

Developers with amd64 machines are also now able to upload new versions of their package built locally (rather than in an i386 chroot) -- but in order to ensure dependencies are calculated correctly, please make sure you're building using Debian unstable and not packages from Ubuntu or the unofficial debian-amd64 archive; using pbuilder or debootstrap to create a chroot build environment might be helpful in this case.

AMD64 is also now included in the buildd graphs, eg:

http://buildd.debian.org/stats/graph-week-big.png -- how much of the archive is built

http://buildd.debian.org/stats/graph2-quarter-big.png -- how much of the built portion of the archive is up to date

Cheers, aj

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