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From: Paul Slootman <paul@debian.org>
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Subject: gmod: not i386-only
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Package: gmod
Version: 3.1-7

This package is marked as i386-only. However, it compiles on alpha,
and even produces sound on my alpha with GUS card. The sound is not
quite OK, I think due to alignment problems or so. However, this in
itself is not a reason to mark it i386-only. I suggest that any
system that accepts ISA cards (alpha, powerpc, m68k?) should be
"allowed" to compile this package.

Thanks,
Paul Slootman