Buildd.Net

Some more information about the buildd system can be found at:

• Please visit the www.buildd.net FAQ here.
  You can direct feature requests, bug reports and such to me via the feedback form.

• See here to see when the buildds update their status.
• Have an overview what the buildds are building now.
• If you're a developer searching for a porting machine, you can find it on the developer systems page.
• You can find an overview how long the needs-build queue in unstable would take at the all_ETA page.

• An explanation how a buildd works, posted by Michael Schmitz on the m68k-build list.
• Some common build problems.

• How to set up a m68k-linux(-gnu) cross-compiler for building m68k kernel-images (by C.T.Steigies).

• Graphs/stats and build logs for all arches are at buildd.debian.org.

• Explanation of wanna-build states by Wouter Verhelst
• How to handle buildd logs by Luk Claes

• Graphical stats. for Needs-Build over all archs (gnuplot script by Goswin Brederlow).

• http://bjorn.haxx.se/debian/ is a nice page to find out, what's going into testing and what not - and why not.
• http://wiki.debian.org/ArchitectureSpecificsMemo nicely sums up architrectural specifica. 

• Lenny arch criteria and Lenny arch qualify are telling you about your ports release status put up in the
  Vancouver proposal by the Release Team.
  You can register here to be counted as a user for your arch.

• A conceptual draft on Multibuild- Multibuild is intended to be a replacement for the current buildd system.

Note:

When you contact the porters list or a buildd admin, please do mention which buildd you're talking about. The buildd name is on top of each buildd log mail. See: http://buildd.debian.org.

Currently not all information on the archs pages are up to date, i.e. the list of listed autobuilder machines and the contact addresses for the arch. Please send in additional information about specific autobuilders and contact addresses to me (ij at {year}.bluespice.org).

The scripts that generates these pages are written by Rick Younie.
Sebastian Hagen wrote a Python reimplementation of Ricks Rexx script 'do_all_list' called 'debbuildtxttohtml'.