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Cc: Mark Linimon <linimon@lonesome.com>, linimon@FreeBSD.org,
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Subject: Re: the state of ports on sparc64
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On 16.07.11 11:22, Peter Jeremy wrote:
> On 2011-Jul-16 01:07:13 -0500, Mark Linimon<linimon@lonesome.com>  wrote:
>> However, there are several higher-profile ports that I have _not_ marked
>> as broken; these affect such things as gnome and kde.  I'll forward the
>> error logs to the maintainers, but will mention them here first, together
>> with the main things they affect, and the port count:
> ...
>> graphics/libGLU			kde, sdl12		2488	fails to compile
>
> I suspect that libGLU isn't really safe to built on multiple cpus in parallel.
>
>> x11/xdriinfo			xorg			   2	fails to configure
>
> Likewise, I suspect the underlying problem here is that graphics/libGL isn't
> really safe to built on multiple cpus in parallel.
>
> I can't reproduce either of these problems on my UP sparc64 box but
> can't test on an SMP box until next week.
>

I can confirm this. libGLU and xdriinfo build fine on a 2 CPU machine in 
a tinderbox. The Host is running head both ports build fine in a head 
and stable/8 jail.

In case anyone is interested the logs are here 
http://tb.smeets.im/~flo/sparc64/

Cheers,
Florian