I have stated this 3 or 4 times before, but I guess I need to state it again. Not only kernel modules, python-2.6, and toolchain extensions, but all that depend on them were not copied over. Could you imagine what a mess of brokenness it would have been to just copy over every extension and then remove the kernel module and toolchain ones while leaving those that depend on them? So much easier for most everything to work from the get go than to start out broken. I spent over 2 solid days hand picking what would get just copied over, along with it's needed deps so we would basically start out with a functioning repo.
There is stuff left in 3.x that can be tested with the current kernel modules or toolchain items and when reported to work can be copied over. But with name changes in the kernel and other items, it is still not just a simple copy over.
I didn't copy over libv4l*.tcz, as it is kernel dependent, someone else did. Perhaps instead of focusing on updating to the latest and greatest of the higher level apps, those of us that depend on the lower level ones can spend some time identifying and testing what still needs to be tested and copied over.
I copied over libv4l-dev.tcz*, excluding dep file, will get to that later, have to run now.