Date: Wed, 10 Mar 1999 23:42:09 +0100 From: Jan-Hinrich Fessel <oskar@unna.ping.de> To: Martin Husemann <martin@rumolt.teuto.de> Cc: freebsd-isdn@freebsd.org Subject: Re: 64 bits... Message-ID: <199903102242.XAA29311@zippo.unna.ping.de> In-Reply-To: Deine Nachricht vom Wed, 10 Mar 99 23:24:29 %2B0100. <199903102224.XAA03997@rumolt.teuto.de>
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In message <199903102224.XAA03997@rumolt.teuto.de>you write:
> Why are you trying to compile an ancient version of ISDN4BSD on an
Hey, it's the latest that's been offered to the public, ftp'e from consol just
1 day ago.
> ancient NetBSD-"current" kernel? This should be fine in the current
> version (or there is something realy strange going on - it compiles
> without any warning on NetBSD 1.3K/i386).
It compiles with no warning at all under i386. That's not the problem...
The problem is, I cannot afford a full userland rebuild and so I'm waiting for
a new snapshot to arrive. The last build took 32 hours on my only working
alpha machine. and, besides, the sources i used for that are from the feb 20
tarball. OK, more than 2 weeks seems to be a bit aged these days, but, you
know it's all relative to the processor speed...
Gruesse
Oskar
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Tragbar ist, was nicht herunterfaellt.
oskar@zappa.unna.ping.de
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