It's now to be installed from the official backports repository.

Unfortunately they are not shipped on the mozilla.debian.net repository.

The new version is 4.1.6-dfsg-2~bpo60+1.

The .deb's are not put in config/chroot_local-packages/; if they were,
live-build would try to install them early, which would fail as they depend on
a backported X.Org that we install in a local hook.

Remove the pinning too: else, it favoured packages from squeeze-backports in
a way that had our custom backport removed at the end of the build.

This reverts commit 76ebad46.

Squeeze's APT does not support globs for package names :/

We fetch our kernel from there, and we'd better be consistent.
Also fetch b43-fwcutter from unstable, needed by the installer packages.
To this matter, enable Debian unstable contrib section.

Until https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/3347 is fixed in an other
way, we're likely to use a Greasemonkey script to opt-in for HTML5 on YouTube.

The version of xul-ext-greasemonkey in Squeeze is not compatible with FF4+.

Fetch it from Debian unstable, because the packages split happened after Squeeze
was released, and we only want the simplest possible non-DRM splash for now.

The build is currently broken because linux-2.6 3.0.0-5 is waiting in NEW.
Once this package is accepted into unstable, this change will be needed to
fix the build.

This adds support for a few devices such as Pantech UMW190 CDMA modem.

The 2011041701-3 version of this package fixes bugs/msva_does_not_use_configured_keyserver.

The build is currently broken because linux-2.6 3.0.0-5 is waiting in NEW.
Once this package is accepted into unstable, this change will be needed to
fix the build.

This adds support for a few devices such as Pantech UMW190 CDMA modem.

Debian unstable's one is currenty uninstallable on Squeeze, due to its
dependency on a too recent version of libssl1.0.0.

Hopefully Debian bug #588588 will get solved,
aircrack-ng will migrate to testing,
and we can install it from the official squeeze-backports.

Debian unstable's one is currenty uninstallable on Squeeze, due to its
dependency on a too recent version of libssl1.0.0.

Hopefully Debian bug #588588 will get solved,
aircrack-ng will migrate to testing,
and we can install it from the official squeeze-backports.

The 2011041701-3 version of this package fixes bugs/msva_does_not_use_configured_keyserver.

We previously fetched it from unstable, but now it depends on
multiarch-support, which depends on unstable's libc6, which depends
on... So in order to not completely mess up the time schedule for
Tails 0.8 we defer that move to a later date.

We previously fetched it from unstable, but now it depends on
multiarch-support, which depends on unstable's libc6, which depends
on... So in order to not completely mess up the time schedule for
Tails 0.8 we defer that move to a later date.

Linux 3.0.0.

(https://launchpad.net/~i2p.packages/+archive/i2p) as it is heavily
endorsed by the i2p devs and community.

This new version is needed by the new msva-perl we'll soon gonna fetch from
squeeze-backports or from sid.

2.6.39 has been uploaded to sid and deprecates -686 in favour of -486 and
-686-pae; the world is not ready for -pae yet, so we now ship -486.

Note that sid's 2.6.39 depends on sid's initramfs-tools. This situation will
probably get easier to deal with for us once this kernel reaches Debian backports.

sid's aircrack-ng needs it.

This reverts commit d3ee66bb.

I was confused, which is not surprising considering the shape of the Broadcom
drivers landscape (http://wiki.debian.org/bcm43xx#Drivers).

The broadcom-sta (wl.ko) driver indeed brings support for some recent WiFi
adapters, but it doesn't content itself with conflicting with the module that
supports the same hardware (brcm80211, brcmsmac): it also conflicts with the ssb
module that is itself needed by a few other modules such as b43, b44. In short,
it seems like wl.ko breaks more hardware support than it brings.