Let's try that again!
The 32-bit PPA builds failed because the debian/rules file had yet
another missing clean rule, this time for extboot/. The effect was that
as I'm testing on 64-bit "extboot/signrom" was a 64-bit ELF that would,
of course, fail on a 32-bit buildd. I failed to test locally in a 32-bit
pbuilder, trying to cut corners.
Secondly, I realised I'd made a major programming boo-boo despite
knowing better - requesting an allocation of memory in the host USB
file-system scan function, forgetting that the function isn't just
called once but repeatedly. That would have led to orphaned memory
allocations each time a USB scan or open operation occurred - baaad!
I've also changed the logic so it only scans for the USB file-system
type the first time. After that it works off stored values.
Uploads to my PPA for Gutsy, Hardy and Intrepid.
=== changelog ===
kvm (1:74+dfsg-0ubuntu2~ppa2h) hardy; urgency=low
* Fix: update patch 11: Don't detect host USB file-system location more than
once.
* Fix: debian/rules: add missing make extboot clean (fixes signrom failures
due to previously built binary remaining - which can be for a different
architecture).
-- TJ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Thu, 4 Sep 2008 23:30:00 +0100
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