I think the problem is that rtinstall calls "requested_versions()" and that calls:
supported = supported_versions(version_only=True)
so it runs into the problem that /usr/share/python/debian_defaults are not listing python2.6 when
the rtinstall script is run (because this file is part of python-minimal and at the intrepid version
when python2.6-minimal gets installed).
If we would reverse the logic to byte-compile everything that is not explictely unsupported that
would byte-compile python3.0 (with lots of failures) as well.
I think the problem is that rtinstall calls "requested_ versions( )" and that calls: versions( version_ only=True) python/ debian_ defaults are not listing python2.6 when
supported = supported_
so it runs into the problem that /usr/share/
the rtinstall script is run (because this file is part of python-minimal and at the intrepid version
when python2.6-minimal gets installed).
If we would reverse the logic to byte-compile everything that is not explictely unsupported that
would byte-compile python3.0 (with lots of failures) as well.