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### Please describe the problem.

All the new wonderful SHA3_* backends are gone from the Linux AMD64 build of 5.20150825-g7826f84. They exist in the i386 version (5.20150824-g8529cb2), though. It's probably compiled without Cryptonite support or something.

### What steps will reproduce the problem?

Everything involving any of the SHA3_* backends result in an "unknown backend SHA3_*" error with the amd64 build (5.20150825-g7826f84). The i386 version (5.20150824-g8529cb2) works.

    wget https://github.com/sunny256/utils/raw/master/tests/ga-fsck-size-files/annex-backends.tar.gz
    tar xzf annex-backends.tar.gz
    cd annex-backends
    git annex fsck

results in

    [snip]
    fsck SHA384.txt (checksum...)
    ok
    fsck SHA384E.txt (checksum...)
    ok

      skipping SHA3_224.txt (unknown backend SHA3_224)

      skipping SHA3_224E.txt (unknown backend SHA3_224E)

      skipping SHA3_256.txt (unknown backend SHA3_256)

      skipping SHA3_256E.txt (unknown backend SHA3_256E)

      skipping SHA3_384.txt (unknown backend SHA3_384)

      skipping SHA3_384E.txt (unknown backend SHA3_384E)

      skipping SHA3_512.txt (unknown backend SHA3_512)

      skipping SHA3_512E.txt (unknown backend SHA3_512E)
    fsck SHA512.txt (checksum...)
    ok
    fsck SHA512E.txt (checksum...)
    ok
    [snip]
    fsck WORM.txt ok
    (recording state in git...)

### What version of git-annex are you using? On what operating system?

Newest official builds from downloads.kitenet.net . Debian GNU/Linux all the way.

### Have you had any luck using git-annex before? (Sometimes we get tired of reading bug reports all day and a lil' positive end note does wonders)

Oh, yes. It rules. :) One of the most important programs I use because I have all my valuable stuff in it. My files have never been safer.

> Yeah, debian unstable got too unstable and I had to move those
> autobuilders to testing, which didh't have the necessary library.
> They're back on unstable now, so [[done]] --[[Joey]]