Hi Guy, GS> Currently we do not have a non-VMWare OpenBSD machine to test on, but we GS> should have one set up in a few weeks. Current time constraints also mean GS> we will have to defer upgrading GCC for a similar period of time. However, GS> around the second week of October we will look into this more thoroughly and GS> inform you of the results.
Wei suggested that you need a non-VMWare machine (ie. real computer). AFAIK, unless it takes specific steps to detect this, the operating system doesn't "know" that it isn't running on a real computer, so running on VMWare should be identical (except for device driver differences) to running on a real computer. In a Turing machine sense, VMWare is a real computer - there's no difference between straight hardware and hardware emulated in software. I think you'll be wasting your time moving to real hardware. If anyone can contradict what I've said above, please post with a detailed explanation. -- Russell Robinson (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]) Author of TTMaker (Advanced Timetabling Software) Root Software Pty Limited (http://www.rootsoftware.com)
