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The repository is signed with the key from Manuel as Debian Developer, contained in the file /usr/share/keyrings/debian-keyring.gpg, which is part of the package debian-keyring (available from Debian and derivatives). To use it, in /etc/apt/sources.list: deb unstable mainĭeb-src unstable main Unofficial repository (WIP, incomplete and probably not working for you at the moment): IMPORTANT NOTE: Due to ABI breaks during the kernel and glibc upstreaming process, the packages in this repository are ABI-incompatible with modern toolchains and modern kernels. Historic repository, based on pre-upstream glibc/gcc/kernel This repository is work-in-progress, incomplete and packages in it may well be broken - use at your own risk! It targets Debian developers working on riscv64 support and cross-bootstrappability issues in Debian and is neither suitable nor intended for use by end-users.įor more detailed information, please read the README.riscv64-bootstrap in the repository. Historic cross-bootstrap repository, based on upstream gcc/glibc/kernelĪ number of Debian packages that have been cross-built for riscv64 with a cross-toolchain based on upstream gcc/glibc/kernel are available in an apt repository. At that time, the port has used the following package repositories which may be of historic interest. While today all packages are hosted in the Debian-Ports infrastructure, this hadn't been the case during the early bootstrapping phase. If a custom attribute is currently in use (mapped) in a SAML application, you must delete the attribute mapping before you can delete either the attribute or the category that contains it.This page contains information about Debian and RISC-V that has been removed from the main RISC-V page due to being only of historic interest. If you can't delete an attribute or category Review the message and click Delete to confirm.Note: If a category only has one attribute, you must delete the category to delete the attribute. (Optional) To delete an attribute, click Remove.

(Optional) To change an attribute'ss visibility, select another option in the drop-down list.

(Optional) To edit text, click in a text field.

Under Custom attributes, click the category you want to edit or delete.

At the top of Users list, click More Manage custom attributes.

Sign in using your administrator account (does not end in From the Admin console Home page, go to Users. Note: You can't change Multi-value to Single value once you've created your custom attribute.

Number of values-Select Multi-value or Single value.

Visible to organization-All users in the organization can see the custom attribute in each others' profiles.

The user can see it in their own profile, but it isn't visible to other users or admins.

Visible to user and admin-Super administrators can see the custom attribute in the Admin console.

Note: You can't edit the info type once you've created your custom attribute.

Info type-Select Text, Whole number, Yes or no, Decimal number, Phone, Email, or Date.

Name-Enter the label you want to display on the user’s account page.

Under Custom fields, create a custom attribute:.

(Optional) Under Description, enter a description of your category.

Under Category, enter a name for the category you want to add.

At the top right, click Add Custom Attribute.

Under Standard attributes, review the standard attributes in a user's profile.

At the top of Users list, click More options Manage custom attributes.

Sign in using an account with super administrator privileges (does not end in From the Admin console Home page, go to Users.