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<media_info><info fn="libawslc0-5.1.0-1.mga11.i686"
 sourcerpm='awslc-5.1.0-1.mga11.src.rpm'
 url='https://github.com/aws/aws-lc'
 license='Apache-2.0 OR ISC OR BSD-3-Clause OR MIT OR CC0-1.0 OR OpenSSL OR SSLeay-standalone'>
The libraries files are needed for various cryptographic algorithms
and protocols, including DES, RC4, RSA and SSL.
</info><info fn="libawslc-devel-5.1.0-1.mga11.i686"
 sourcerpm='awslc-5.1.0-1.mga11.src.rpm'
 url='https://github.com/aws/aws-lc'
 license='Apache-2.0 OR ISC OR BSD-3-Clause OR MIT OR CC0-1.0 OR OpenSSL OR SSLeay-standalone'>
The libraries and include files needed to compile apps with support
for various cryptographic algorithms and protocols, including DES, RC4, RSA
and SSL.
</info><info fn="awslc-5.1.0-1.mga11.i686"
 sourcerpm='awslc-5.1.0-1.mga11.src.rpm'
 url='https://github.com/aws/aws-lc'
 license='Apache-2.0 OR ISC OR BSD-3-Clause OR MIT OR CC0-1.0 OR OpenSSL OR SSLeay-standalone'>
AWS-LC is a general-purpose cryptographic library maintained by the AWS
Cryptography team for AWS and their customers. It іs based on code from the
Google BoringSSL project and the OpenSSL project.

AWS-LC contains portable C implementations of algorithms needed for TLS and
common applications. For performance critical algorithms, optimized assembly
versions are included for x86 and ARM.
</info><info fn="kernel-server-devel-latest-6.18.38-1.mga11.i686"
 sourcerpm='kernel-6.18.38-1.mga11.src.rpm'
 url='https://www.kernel.org/'
 license='GPLv2'>
This package is a virtual rpm that aims to make sure you always have the
latest kernel-server-devel installed...
</info><info fn="bpftool-6.18.38-1.mga11.i686"
 sourcerpm='kernel-6.18.38-1.mga11.src.rpm'
 url='https://www.kernel.org/'
 license='GPLv2'>
This package contains the bpftool, which allows inspection and simple
manipulation of eBPF programs and maps.
</info><info fn="kernel-source-latest-6.18.38-1.mga11.noarch"
 sourcerpm='kernel-6.18.38-1.mga11.src.rpm'
 url='https://www.kernel.org/'
 license='GPLv2'>
This package is a virtual rpm that aims to make sure you always have the
latest kernel-source installed...
</info><info fn="kernel-source-6.18.38-1.mga11-1-1.mga11.noarch"
 sourcerpm='kernel-6.18.38-1.mga11.src.rpm'
 url='https://www.kernel.org/'
 license='GPLv2'>
The kernel-source package contains the source code files for the Mageia
kernel. Theese source files are only needed if you want to build your
own custom kernel that is better tuned to your particular hardware.

If you only want the files needed to build 3rdparty (nVidia, Ati, dkms-*,...)
drivers against, install the *-devel-* rpm that is matching your kernel.
</info><info fn="turbostat-6.18.38-1.mga11.i686"
 sourcerpm='kernel-6.18.38-1.mga11.src.rpm'
 url='https://www.kernel.org/'
 license='GPLv2'>
The turbostat tool reports processor topology, frequency, idle power-state
statistics, temperature and power on X86 processors.
</info><info fn="kernel-desktop-devel-6.18.38-1.mga11-1-1.mga11.i686"
 sourcerpm='kernel-6.18.38-1.mga11.src.rpm'
 url='https://www.kernel.org/'
 license='GPLv2'>
This package contains the kernel files (headers and build tools)
that should be enough to build additional drivers for
use with kernel-desktop-6.18.38-1.mga11.

If you want to build your own kernel, you need to install the full
kernel-source-6.18.38-1.mga11 rpm.
</info><info fn="kernel-server-6.18.38-1.mga11-1-1.mga11.i686"
 sourcerpm='kernel-6.18.38-1.mga11.src.rpm'
 url='https://www.kernel.org/'
 license='GPLv2'>
The kernel package contains the Linux kernel (vmlinuz), the core of your
Mageia operating system. The kernel handles the basic functions
of the operating system: memory allocation, process allocation, device
input and output, etc. This kernel is compiled for server use, single or
multiple i686 processor(s)/core(s) and up to 64GB RAM using PAE, using
no preempt, HZ_100, CFS cpu scheduler and cfq i/o scheduler.

This kernel relies on in-kernel smp alternatives to switch between up &amp; smp
mode depending on detected hardware. To force the kernel to boot in single
processor mode, use the "maxcpus=0" boot parameter.
</info><info fn="libbpf-devel-6.18.38-1.mga11.i686"
 sourcerpm='kernel-6.18.38-1.mga11.src.rpm'
 url='https://www.kernel.org/'
 license='GPLv2'>
This package includes libraries and header files needed for development
of applications which use bpf library from kernel source.
</info><info fn="kernel-server-latest-6.18.38-1.mga11.i686"
 sourcerpm='kernel-6.18.38-1.mga11.src.rpm'
 url='https://www.kernel.org/'
 license='GPLv2'>
This package is a virtual rpm that aims to make sure you always have the
latest kernel-server installed...
</info><info fn="libbpf1-6.18.38-1.mga11.i686"
 sourcerpm='kernel-6.18.38-1.mga11.src.rpm'
 url='https://www.kernel.org/'
 license='GPLv2'>
This package contains the kernel source bpf library.
</info><info fn="kernel-desktop-devel-latest-6.18.38-1.mga11.i686"
 sourcerpm='kernel-6.18.38-1.mga11.src.rpm'
 url='https://www.kernel.org/'
 license='GPLv2'>
This package is a virtual rpm that aims to make sure you always have the
latest kernel-desktop-devel installed...
</info><info fn="kernel-desktop-6.18.38-1.mga11-1-1.mga11.i686"
 sourcerpm='kernel-6.18.38-1.mga11.src.rpm'
 url='https://www.kernel.org/'
 license='GPLv2'>
The kernel package contains the Linux kernel (vmlinuz), the core of your
Mageia operating system. The kernel handles the basic functions
of the operating system: memory allocation, process allocation, device
input and output, etc. This kernel is compiled for desktop use, single or
multiple i686 processor(s)/core(s) and up to 64GB RAM, using HZ_1000,
voluntary preempt, CFS cpu scheduler and cfq i/o scheduler.

This kernel relies on in-kernel smp alternatives to switch between up &amp; smp
mode depending on detected hardware. To force the kernel to boot in single
processor mode, use the "maxcpus=0" boot parameter.
</info><info fn="cpupower-6.18.38-1.mga11.i686"
 sourcerpm='kernel-6.18.38-1.mga11.src.rpm'
 url='https://www.kernel.org/'
 license='GPLv2'>
the cpupower tools.
</info><info fn="kernel-desktop-latest-6.18.38-1.mga11.i686"
 sourcerpm='kernel-6.18.38-1.mga11.src.rpm'
 url='https://www.kernel.org/'
 license='GPLv2'>
This package is a virtual rpm that aims to make sure you always have the
latest kernel-desktop installed...
</info><info fn="kernel-doc-6.18.38-1.mga11.noarch"
 sourcerpm='kernel-6.18.38-1.mga11.src.rpm'
 url='https://www.kernel.org/'
 license='GPLv2'>
This package contains documentation files from the kernel source.
Various bits of information about the Linux kernel and the device drivers
shipped with it are documented in these files. You also might want install
this package if you need a reference to the options that can be passed to
Linux kernel modules at load time.
</info><info fn="kernel-server-devel-6.18.38-1.mga11-1-1.mga11.i686"
 sourcerpm='kernel-6.18.38-1.mga11.src.rpm'
 url='https://www.kernel.org/'
 license='GPLv2'>
This package contains the kernel files (headers and build tools)
that should be enough to build additional drivers for
use with kernel-server-6.18.38-1.mga11.

If you want to build your own kernel, you need to install the full
kernel-source-6.18.38-1.mga11 rpm.
</info><info fn="perf-6.18.38-1.mga11.i686"
 sourcerpm='kernel-6.18.38-1.mga11.src.rpm'
 url='https://www.kernel.org/'
 license='GPLv2'>
the perf tool and the supporting documentation.
</info><info fn="cpupower-devel-6.18.38-1.mga11.i686"
 sourcerpm='kernel-6.18.38-1.mga11.src.rpm'
 url='https://www.kernel.org/'
 license='GPLv2'>
This package contains the development files for cpupower.
</info><info fn="kernel-userspace-headers-6.18.38-1.mga11.i686"
 sourcerpm='kernel-6.18.38-1.mga11.src.rpm'
 url='https://www.kernel.org/'
 license='GPLv2'>
C header files from the Linux kernel. The header files define structures
and constants that are needed for building most standard programs.

This package is not suitable for building kernel modules.
</info><info fn="haproxy-utils-3.4.2-1.2.mga11.i686"
 sourcerpm='haproxy-3.4.2-1.2.mga11.src.rpm'
 url='https://www.haproxy.org'
 license='GPLv2 and LGPLv2'>
HAProxy-utils contains a couple of command line utilities for working with
haproxy servers.

You should install haproxy-utils if you need to get information from HAProxy
servers.
</info><info fn="haproxy-awslc-3.4.2-1.2.mga11.i686"
 sourcerpm='haproxy-3.4.2-1.2.mga11.src.rpm'
 url='https://www.haproxy.org'
 license='GPLv2 and LGPLv2'>
HAProxy is free, open source software that provides a high availability load
balancer and proxy server for TCP and HTTP-based applications that spreads
requests across multiple servers. It is written in C and has a reputation for
being fast and efficient. Build with QUIC protocol support.

This HAProxy binary is linked to AWS-LC with full QUIC protocol support.
</info><info fn="haproxy-3.4.2-1.2.mga11.i686"
 sourcerpm='haproxy-3.4.2-1.2.mga11.src.rpm'
 url='https://www.haproxy.org'
 license='GPLv2 and LGPLv2'>
HAProxy is free, open source software that provides a high availability load
balancer and proxy server for TCP and HTTP-based applications that spreads
requests across multiple servers. It is written in C and has a reputation for
being fast and efficient.
</info><info fn="haproxy-openssl-3.4.2-1.2.mga11.i686"
 sourcerpm='haproxy-3.4.2-1.2.mga11.src.rpm'
 url='https://www.haproxy.org'
 license='GPLv2 and LGPLv2'>
HAProxy is free, open source software that provides a high availability load
balancer and proxy server for TCP and HTTP-based applications that spreads
requests across multiple servers. It is written in C and has a reputation for
being fast and efficient. Build with limited QUIC protocol support.

This HAProxy binary is linked to openssl with limited QUIC protocol support.
</info></media_info>
