RE: lsbpkgchk results for lsb-tet3-lite package
"Wichmann, Mats D" <[email protected]>
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There are a couple of issues here, neither of them major. I'm not sure if we ought to be making them journal file failures. Stuart, what do you think? >Incorrect RPMTAG_ARCH: expecting i486 but found i386 The LSB does allow 486-level instructions, and we normally build packages to the 486 level. There's recently even been some comment (from Alan Cox, if I recall - did someone capture those?) that we ought to lift it a bit higher. >Didn't see expected dependency lsb-core-ia32: 3.0 We do think this is required. I see you've commented it out in your specfile with a note that it often prevents packages from installing. It's bit of a pain for development where we're trying to install in advance of official distro support (need to either use our informal lsb-dummy, or install with --nodeps if that is the case), but it IS something that needs to be in place for an LSB-conforming package. -- mats