y searching the web for
"HG2f09".
Perhaps there should be some sort of USB VID/PID "aliasing" capability
to avoid having to rebuild the kernel for this sort of thing.
Submitted for whatever it's worth...
Cheers,
Chuck Guzis
Sydex, Inc.
t; slogan
rings a little hollow these days.
Perhaps expecting software to run on both new and old gear isn't
practical. If that's the case, I'll continue to hang onto my old copies
of distros, the same way that I hang onto copies of MS-DOS, Windows 3.1
and Windows 98.
All the best,
Chuck Guzis
Eugene, OR
On 03/27/2013 01:01 PM, Creamy wrote:
Or, more realistically, perhaps you could just choose to maintain the
-patch branch of a particular version that was of interest to you. For
example, if we stopped supporting 486 in 6.0, by way of example, what
is to stop you taking 6.0 and maintaining a -p
On 03/27/2013 03:06 PM, Chris Cappuccio wrote:
OpenBSD/i386 isn't likely to change major platform support any time
soon, if ever. The port for dropping legacy crap would be
OpenBSD/amd64. Now, look at its kernel config. You'll see, that was
already done. ta-da! I bought an old, high-end 80386 s
