I have a cdrom that defies logic:
1:14am harmony:/cdrom[51] df /cdrom
Filesystem 1024-blocks UsedAvail Capacity Mounted on
/dev/acd0a 54 540 100%/cdrom
1:14am harmony:/cdrom[52] du /cdrom
325460/cdrom/chujiten/data
146
Well, I never like to do anything as root which I don't need root
permissions to do.
If you have a "compiling" engine, and a "test" machine, this may be
reasonable.
Just let the compilers be able to write to the build directory (I think --
I haven't looked into this in a while (and generally
). But never
saw any details. But they do "give" away solaris for personal use
(but I find it not something I want to use without source).
Marty Leisner
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). But never
saw any details. But they do give away solaris for personal use
(but I find it not something I want to use without source).
Marty Leisner
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Shouldn't this patch be investigated/integrated into the beta
sources of gdb at sourceware.cygnus.com?
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Shouldn't this patch be investigated/integrated into the beta
sources of gdb at sourceware.cygnus.com?
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I found the question/answer kernel configuration maddening
on Linux.
Linux has a tk based script (xconfig) which is pretty good...
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