On Friday, April 13, 2007 at 15:16:41 -0400, Daniel Ouellet wrote: >If there was a real concrete effort, not just the usual vapor ware, I >would/could offer hosting in Equinix peering point, for downloading >binaries,
That's in the US? Is that OK with regard to export restrictions? >Not to put the burning on anyone here, but if that was going to be done, >I would love to be sure it is done properly, meaning with some guidance >of devs to follow the same standard as the project if possible. The FAQ and release(8) should give some guidance. IMHO enough to build a release that can be used as binary update. >At a minimum, just a hosting of good and reliable binaries would already >be great. ACK. >In any case, I am not sure where this will go, or if anywhere, but if >there is a real effort, I would do my share and can put it on >openbsdsupport.org as well if that help some. > >There have been talk on this subject for years and I suspect it will >continue for more, but I may be wrong. Well, let's see if we can finally do something about it. I can build the kernel+system for the latest stable release for 6 architectures (i386, sparc, sparc64, hppa, alpha and vax). I don't have the hardware to build the previous release or other architectures, but it's a start. I hope others will jump in to fill in the gaps and also have some spare capacity in case something breaks. Maurice
