[lsb-discuss] architecture coverage
Dennis Gilmore
ausil at fedoraproject.org
Thu Apr 30 22:00:09 PDT 2009
On Monday 27 April 2009 08:41:29 am Jeff Licquia wrote:
> Wichmann, Mats D wrote:
> > If the statement above would help in that regard, by all means -
> > for each archticture, it's fully described by the generic bits
> > plus the overlay of the arch-specific bits. If there are no
> > arch-specific bits then you could say that is the LSB description,
> > but you'd also have to say it's not a complete description
> > (in particular, there would be no references for the ELF parts).
>
> In particular (and it's my impression that this might be the Fedora
> maintainer's concern), providing some kind of "lsb" package at a
> particular version number, a lsb_release command, etc. is not considered
> by us to be a statement of conformance, or a promise to support an
> architecture, or anything else like that. We'd see the presence of
> redhat-lsb on sparc to simply be a useful shorthand for a set of
> interfaces that mostly correspond to the LSB.
Right that's basically what i'm looking for. I think that would be enough to
allow redhat-lsb to be built and available for all arches. something that
says if its not a tested supported arch but should roughly line up with lsb.
and satisfy the deps for some packages.
Dennis
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