This adds support for wireless network cards with Marvell Libertas 8xxx chips
supported by the libertas_cs, libertas_sdio, libertas_spi, libertas_tf_usb,
mwl8k and usb8xxx drivers.

The last initramfs-tools depends on these.

xulrunner-10.0 depends on it, and it did not reach the backports yet.

=> no need to fetch them from sid anymore,
which is happy news since the new dependencies don't allow it anyway.

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

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.