Carl Johnson writes:
> The system did use the 286 protected mode, so it had full memory
> management. You could use more than 64K of memory, but it was a pain
> since you had to compile using Intel large model.
And I walked 12 miles to school, uphill *both* ways :)
I had (still have) an Onyx with a Z8002 cpu and a TTL MMU. It had a a full
Meg of RAM, but no process could address more than 64k. I ported lots of
BSD stuff to it, though.
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Subject: Re: debstd strips static libraries?
Reply-To: Bruce Perens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
It's clear from the conditional that avoids stripping libraries with "_g"
in their names that he intended to strip debugging symbols.
--strip-debug would indeed be appropriate.
Bruce
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