hi,
> I'm hoping Chris will get time to upload the newer arm-port page I did soon.
> If anyone else has the authority (I'm mouldering in the NM queue) it's sat at
> http://www.aleph1.co.uk/armlinux/debian/arm.html
> please feel free...at least make it look like we're doing something :-)
i downlo
On Fri, 10 Nov 2000, Philip Blundell wrote:
> Chris did indeed set up wanna-build and buildd on medusa, though
...Phil has much more of a clue about what's going on and has done a lot
more work in the past few months on this issue.
c.
On Fri, 10 Nov 2000, Wookey wrote:
> Assuming we are not talking at cross-purposes; I believe Chris only set up
> one machine (medusa.armlinux.org) with buildd as he ran out of time and has
> now sunk under college work until the end of term. He is aware that various
> people offered machines.
Ye
Well if we get them (or if it's needed) Brainfood's offer to host machines
still applies.
- Eric Molitor
On Thu, 9 Nov 2000, Philip Blundell wrote:
> >He also has some ARM based machine (Sharks) which might make decent
> >build engines.
>
> It's generous of George to make the offer, but I don'
Wookey wrote:
>Assuming we are not talking at cross-purposes; I believe Chris only set up
>one machine (medusa.armlinux.org) with buildd
Chris did indeed set up wanna-build and buildd on medusa, though that's not
quite the current situation (the information on the web page is slightly
outdated)
>I arranged for three machines for autobuild purposes. I have no idea if they
>are currently being used. Rod?
"Europa" runs the unstable autobuilder, and "elara" runs the tinderbox daemon.
I don't think the third is in use right now.
p.
On Fri 10 Nov, Scott Bambrough wrote:
> I arranged for three machines for autobuild purposes. I have no idea if
> they are currently being used. Rod?
Assuming we are not talking at cross-purposes; I believe Chris only set up
one machine (medusa.armlinux.org) with buildd as he ran out of time and
I arranged for three machines for autobuild purposes. I have no idea if they
are currently being used. Rod?
Philip Blundell wrote:
>
> >He also has some ARM based machine (Sharks) which might make decent
> >build engines.
>
> It's generous of George to make the offer, but I don't think the ARM
>He also has some ARM based machine (Sharks) which might make decent
>build engines.
It's generous of George to make the offer, but I don't think the ARM porting
effort currently has any shortage of build machines. Rebel.com made some
netwinders available a while back, and there are a motley co
>
> It sounds like this is fairly time-limited. He has already sent out
> several units, and there is quite a bit of demand for the ones he
> still has. I recommend getting in touch with him ASAP if you are
> interested.
>
I just mailed him.
On Thu, Nov 09, 2000 at 11:43:37AM -0800, Sean 'Shaleh' Perry wrote:
> >
> > George's address is [EMAIL PROTECTED] More information about the
> > ipaq linux stuff can be found at http://handhelds.org/
> >
>
> Peter this is good to hear. I spoke to Jim Gettys and he seemed equally
> willing to h
>
> George's address is [EMAIL PROTECTED] More information about the
> ipaq linux stuff can be found at http://handhelds.org/
>
Peter this is good to hear. I spoke to Jim Gettys and he seemed equally
willing to help.
However, I did not get much of an answer about people who needed / wanted
har
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