Package updates for -stable available for arm64 (too)

Contributed by rueda on 2019-08-26 from the dpb-builders-gone-wild dept.

The arm64 architecture has joined amd64 and i386 in having -stable package updates available.

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By Lars Schotte (gustopn) gustik@gustik.eu on 2019-08-26 09:41 https://gustik.eu

Yes, I would need new packages for Octeon/mips64 because the dhcpcd of packages is too old. I am using dhcpcd for my DHCPv6 PD DS Lite IPv6 native DSL connection.
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1. By Paul 'WEiRD' de Weerd (weerd) weerd@weirdnet.nl on 2019-08-26 17:43 https://undeadly.org
  
  Currently your only option is to use snapshots, as mips64 isn't a supported architecture for -stable packages yet.
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  1. By Solène Rapenne (solene) solene+undeadly@perso.pw on 2019-08-27 08:10 https://dataswamp.org/~solene/
    
    There is no plan for making stable packages for octeon.
    
    Also, stable ports only receive security fixes or patches to fix build errors.
2. By Marc (mapet) marc@mpeters.org on 2019-08-29 05:05
  
  What is the issue with dhcpcd from packages? I am using it myself for DHCPV6-PD and have no issues.
By Keith Harrison (kiethHT) mcabesekara93@gmail.com on 2019-09-15 09:45 https://appvalley.one/

I am using DHCPV6-PD and have no issues.

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