Hi,
yes, I know. I have read the installation page. I come from an OpenBSD
mailing list and you're _strongly_ encouraged to read well the
documentation before posting anything in the list ;) Still, I had the
before-mentioned problem
merci!
Pau Amaro Seoane
2007/1/2, Aurelien Jarno [EMAIL
Yes, currently this tool is lacking in freebsd-utils or
freebsd-hackedutils. It has to be packaged.
This should be in the same place as on a plain FreeBSD system, but I
don't know the exact location. At the end we will probably move that to
/lib/firmware, but there is plenty things to do on
Yes, currently this tool is lacking in freebsd-utils or
freebsd-hackedutils. It has to be packaged.
This should be in the same place as on a plain FreeBSD system, but I
don't know the exact location. At the end we will probably move that to
/lib/firmware, but there is plenty things to do on
Hello :)
Thanks for replying!
Well that could be, but note the GNU/kFreeBSD port is using a GNU
libc which help a lot to build Debian package without patches.
I think that the work for kernel independence has a positive
influence on the chances of another port to work with little patches.
why not GNU/OpenBSD ?
:)
2007/1/2, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hello :)
Thanks for replying!
Well that could be, but note the GNU/kFreeBSD port is using a GNU
libc which help a lot to build Debian package without patches.
I think that the work for kernel independence has a
Hi.
First the change from elf64-x86-64 to elf64-x86-64-freebsd breaks the
build of the kernel (ld: target elf64-x86-64 not found). This can
probably be fixed, but I wonder to know if this change is really
necessary? Plain FreeBSD amd64 seems to use elf64-x86-64.
The plain FreeBSD does it in
On 02/01/2007 20:35:54, Vim Visual wrote:
why not GNU/OpenBSD ?
:)
Why not?
Please, make! :)
It is very likely that OpenBSD kernel + GNU libc reacts very well now.
I am on the NetBSD train now, if I stop to jump on another train, I
will loose both!
Bye
gl
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Hi.
Hi!
First the change from elf64-x86-64 to elf64-x86-64-freebsd breaks the
build of the kernel (ld: target elf64-x86-64 not found). This can
probably be fixed, but I wonder to know if this change is really
necessary? Plain FreeBSD amd64 seems to use elf64-x86-64.
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