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This mailing list exists to serve PA-RISC developers and developement communities closely tied to them. This primarily (but not exclusively) means linux kernel, gcc, binutils, and glibc work.

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Rules:

• Post user space questions to debian-hppa mailing list.
• Use reportbug to file problem reports for specific applications.
• Before posting a kernel problem report or question:
  1. Review this list of things to check for the answer.
  2. Read How-To Ask Smart Questions
  3. Read How-To Report a PARISC-Linux Kernel Problem
  4. If you want to guess what the problem is, please include a patch.
  Really. Read the above stuff at least once. It tells you what we need to know to help and how to communicate that information.
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  • NEVER ask if you can ask a question. (Just ask it once you've done your homework.)

parisc-linux-cvs [archive]

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