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Debian squeeze (6.0) LTS FAQ
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Which archs are supported?
The archs i386 and amd64 only are supported.
Additionally, a few packages will not be supported in the LTS version of the release, primarily some web-based applications which cannot be supported for the additional timeframe. A tool will be provided to detect such unsupported packages.
What's about non-i386 and non-amd64 archs?
Please update to DebianWheezy. See section 4 of the ReleaseNotes
What is the time frame for Squeeze LTS?
LTS will start end of may 2014, after the End of Life of squeeze (end of being oldstable). LTS support ends in february 2016. See DebianSqueeze#Debian/Squeeze_Life_cycle for more details.
Who will provide updates for LTS?
The release will not be handled by the Debian security team, but by a separate group of volunteers and companies interested in making it a success (with some overlap in people involved). Companies using Debian who are interested in aiding this effort should contact team@security.debian.org.
Where can bugs be reported?
Please report bugs that you found in the packages to the squeeze-lts mailinglist. The bar for severity will be raised (minor issues will no longer be fixed).
I have a another question about LTS. Whom can I ask?
Have a look at the CategoryLts in this wiki, join #debian-lts in the IRC or if the questions suits in here, write it to this wiki page.