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I think I'll give up on bootstrapping on OpenBSD. Not only is the |
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machine (Athlon64X2 3800+) with OpenBSD slower than my Solaris/Sparc |
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502MHz machine, but both binutils and GCC appear to not know anything |
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about the target x86_64-pc-openbsd4.2... So I guess I quit with it. |
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Next thing to try is NetBSD4.0 or something. I hope it's less slow, as |
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it is no fun when a fast machine is demoted to an old Sparc by some |
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piece of software. |
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I also installed SFU (Interix 3.5) on a Windows2000 installation (it |
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feels even faster...) and was wondering, is there a guide somewhere how |
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to bootstrap on Interix? I already hit my first windows experience; it |
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claims the telnet server is running, but it definitely isn't: no ports |
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opened, and also their own telnet client can't connect... |
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Fabian Groffen |
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Gentoo on a different level |
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