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Re: .deb kernel packages

To: rvt@xxxxxx
Subject: Re: .deb kernel packages
From: Russ Ingram <ringram@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 24 Sep 2001 12:38:36 -0600
Cc: linux-xfs@xxxxxxxxxxx
Organization: UW Math Dept/Institute for Scientific Computation
References: <3BAF55CC.B35ED24@uwyo.edu> <3BAF768F.6077E1F3@dds.nl>
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Ries van twisk wrote:
> 
> Russ Ingram wrote:
> >
> > I was just wondering how many people on this list are running
> > debian and would be interested in having .deb kernel packages.  I
> > just learned how to make kernel packages on debian and would be
> > willing to provide them if there is enough interest.
> 
> I run Debian on my systems.  I'm running xfs on a 2.4.9 kernel.
> Peronally I don't need a deb package for a XFS kernel but I think a lot
> of people just needs them for easy installation of a XFS enabled Debian
> setup. Most people have problems/afraid to compile/just don't know how
> to compile there own kernel. XFS patching in a vanilla kernel is just to
> differcult for those who never done a kernel compilation.
> 
> My point is yes create a debian package. I would suggest contact the
> Linux Dell group and ask them for a pointer to your webside since I now
> there are a lot of Debian Dell users. XFS would be great to have on a
> Dell system like I have.
> 
> Ries
If I make them available to others at all I intend to actually
become a contributing package maintainer for the Debian distro.  I
would also ask for space on oss.sgi.com to put the packages on the
oss.sgi.com server to complement the rpm packages.  I will
definitely contact the Dell group as well, though, if you can
supply me with a pointer to them.

Thanx,
Russ

-- 
Russel H. Ingram
Unix Systems Administrator
Institute for Scientific Computation
University of Wyoming/Math Dept.
Phone:  (307)766-6546
E-Mail: ringram@xxxxxxxx


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