Hi,
Greg Troxel wrote:
Indeed, old systems are becoming difficult with today's bloatware.
Non-TNF people are more than welcome to do builds and publish them, and
I'm happy to add links to SEE_ALSO. It's just that we have a policy
that binaries on netbsd.org servers must be created on machines that are
entirely under the control of TNF members. If the members of
port-sparc want to do builds and use them, not onftp.netbsd.org, that's
100% fine.
I have built over 64 packages now, with some very useful "core" packages
like perl, bash, git and subversion,
Certain took a day to built, but the good thing it tests the 2x CPU and
NFS decently.
But I cannot host myself. Could TNF provide some sort of unofficial space?
Riccardo
