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On Fri, Jan 10, 2003 at 10:39:28AM +0100, Michael Ritzert wrote: What do we want to have? At present, i am tending more toward 2) (reason: broader audience) but i am convincable of alternatives. The first is the one that I've been working towards. Well, aren't they already part of linux,

re: Hello

There should be no real problem with this, except that you'll need native versions of some of the NetBSD tools used during make (the NetBSD make, for a start). Make doesn't trivially build on Linux, but if someone wants to take a look at that it'd be a sensible thing to package.

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debian/netbsd is using netbsd libc (debian/freebsd is using glibc). although it will also be using some netbsd utilities, it is closer to #1 to #2 below. the important thing to remember is that this is *debian*, intends to be is an official debian port and will be following debian policy

Re: Hello

On Tue, Jan 07, 2003 at 09:48:12PM +0100, Michael Ritzert wrote: Hello Dan, Hi. a few weeks ago i posted about NetBSD-Debian, but i did not get any reply :-(( Oh well, there doesn't seem to be many people involved. So if we're it, we many as well start something. Well, IMHO the first thing

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So far I have installed NetBSD 1.6 onto the sparc, downloaded the dpkg source from CVS. I need to sort out perl as I don't appear to have dumper.pm installed. So I haven't even created the configuration file Dumper.pm comes with NetBSD's perl package (like with perl-5.6.1nb7 it is at

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Well, IMHO the first thing to know is about the concepts of the other port.s. Indeed. It's probably best we fall in line with the other *BSD port, especially the NetBSD ports on ia32 and alpha. i strongly suggest following the ia32 port's lead. Which parts of NetBSD are

Re: Hello

Hello Dan, a few weeks ago i posted about NetBSD-Debian, but i did not get any reply :-(( Dan Walrond [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 06.01.03 17:58:52: Hello everyone, I have a SparcServer 20 lying about doing nothing, so I fancied installing the NetBSD port of Debian onto it. It appears

Hello

Hello everyone, I have a SparcServer 20 lying about doing nothing, so I fancied installing the NetBSD port of Debian onto it. It appears that the sparc port doesn't exist. After speaking to the guys on #debian-bsd they told me the first thing that needs to get done is compiling dpkg. So I've got

Hello from a new-comer

I read about this project on slashdot today and was quite interested in helping move it forward. Is this list active, is any work currently done yet? Can anyone point me to a project page or a FAQ? Thanks and look forward to working with everyone! :) .mark

Hello from a new-comer

Mark Berry writes: I read about this project on slashdot today and was quite interested in helping move it forward. Is this list active, is any work currently done yet? Can anyone point me to a project page or a FAQ? Thanks and look forward to working with everyone! :)

Re: Hello from a new-comer

In Tue, 6 Feb 2001 13:21:55 - Mark cum veritate scripsit : I read about this project on slashdot today and was quite interested in helping move it forward. Is this list active, is any work currently done yet? Can anyone point me to a project page or a FAQ? Thanks and look forward

Hello anyone home?

Hi, I would be very interested in trying out and contributing to Debian-BSD. Where can I get this, and how best can I contribute (Is there a FAQ?) -- Anant = ||| +--oOO(o o)OOo+ | ( )| |