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From: "Jordan K. Hubbard" <jkh@time.cdrom.com>
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> No, it self hosts fine :) Well, apart from a couple of things (lorder is stil
l 
> commented out for some reason, for example). Dougs just holding back on 
> comitting some stuff until its a bit more polished I think.

If you have a cookbook method for actually building a kernel and a
working libc using -current sources on the ALPHA, I'm all ears!  My
own GENERIC kernels don't configure or build and my make worlds
don't. :-)

I consider those both pretty reasonable minimal targets for achieving
"self hosting" status.

- Jordan