velopment list lately,
so this might be an interesting time to test that.
Ben
guys didn't add network support to SCCS/TW and just release that as
open source, too. It's not like doing so would divulge any top secret trade
secrets.
Thanks for any pointers anyone can give about my svn problem...
-Ben
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Not to pester, but did you get that put up on polaris.blastwave.org yet? I
couldn't find it.
-Ben
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So since we have a working grub2 now (right?), where does one get it? In the
Polaris tree, shouldn't we have a /usr/src/grub2 directory?
-Ben
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> How do you test the binaries you've got ?
>
When the "cross compiler" produces native binaries, you know something went
wrong :)
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s in, there were
binaries left after compiling, but they seem not to work, or at least seem to
have been configured incorrectly (entirely my fault.). Thanks in advance for
quick tips!!
-Ben
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I've tried building a cross toolchain on OS X using the source code from the
PowerPC port project's download area. Whatever I ended up building semed to
work, though I couldn't get it to compile GRUB2. My research seemed to
indicate that GRUB2 will not build on a non-linux system, no matter wh
>Right now the focus is on the GRUB boot loader.
So is there another more "official" place where the current work is being done,
or is everyone who's actively working on this just hacking up their own local
copies of grub2 downloaded from the gnu website??
Also, how's everyone doing? Do we hav
I don't know if this is due to my Subversion set up or a problem with the
repository set-up, but I ran
svn checkout svn://svn.genunix.org/polaris/trunk
which worked for a while, but errored out with:
svn: In directory 'trunk/usr/src/cmd/lp/filter/postscript/font/devpost/charlib'
svn: Can't copy
Just a quick question and something to think about:
Why was the abreviation "PPC" chosen to represent the architecture, instead of
"power"?Isn't the PowerPC chip just a smaller implementation of the Power
arch? I'd think that calling it power, instead of PPC would at least allude to
the fa
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