Hi,
I'm currently upgrading most of my VDR systems (going to diskless NFS clients), using preferably prebuilt packages (so much easier to maintain than custom patched ones ;-). I was wondering what was the plan regarding the upcoming Debian lenny in e-tobi repo ?
There are some packages I'd like to use from there : * xserver-xorg-video-openchrome : currently using xserver-xorg-video-via instead, but support seems to be much improved in openchrome * new kernel, for more hardware support (unfortunately, etch LIRC kernel package for serial receiver does not compile with 2.6.24 from etch-n-half, and I don't want to start tweaking everything)
I also experience weird problems (crashes, double OSD, etc.) with xineliboutput (sxfe), and would like to remove all causes related to old versions (as much as plain etch now feels "old": xinelib, openchrome, xorg, etc.).
Hello,
Nicolas Huillard wrote:
I was wondering what was the plan regarding the upcoming Debian lenny in e-tobi repo ?
I'm going to "freeze" the Etch repository soon and then will start with a new Lenny Repository.
All packages should already build and run on Lenny without problems, as I always maintained and built them for Sid as well.
Tobias