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Subject: Should apt-utils have standard, required, important or base priority?
From: Petter Reinholdtsen <pere@hungry.com>
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Package: apt-utils
Version : 0.5.4

The CD building scripts (debian-cd) will automatically install
packages with priority standard, required, important or packages in
section base.  The apt-utils package in Woody do not fit into any of
these categories.  The section is admin and the priority is optional.

I suggest changing the priority or the section of apt-utils to make
sure it is installed by default on the first CD.