Linked a branch with a fix that works for me in raring.
There seems to be a couple approaches for fixing this. The Suse bug has the small change to clobber the additional register and that seems to work. While the RH bug uses the C code in test.c instead of the optimized assembler to generate the proper binaries. I took the Suse approach for fixing this bug.
I noticed that there are uncommitted changes in the bzr development branch. So adding quilt didn't work so well.
To build I had to do an additional dpkg-source --commit to add these changes to a patch before building.
What's the proper way to do this so the package is in proper shape for patching?
Linked a branch with a fix that works for me in raring.
There seems to be a couple approaches for fixing this. The Suse bug has the small change to clobber the additional register and that seems to work. While the RH bug uses the C code in test.c instead of the optimized assembler to generate the proper binaries. I took the Suse approach for fixing this bug.
I noticed that there are uncommitted changes in the bzr development branch. So adding quilt didn't work so well.
To build I had to do an additional dpkg-source --commit to add these changes to a patch before building.
What's the proper way to do this so the package is in proper shape for patching?
You can test the raring version here: people. canonical. com/~arges/ lp1071209/
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