Hi all!
I've had some success getting sbcl working on Debian GNU/kFreeBSD
recently -- bootstrapping from a FreeBSD chroot. The current patch is
at [0]. For some reason kFreeBSD seem to signal a SIGBUS on memory
faults still while sbcl expects a SIGSEGV for FreeBSD >= 74 which
I have
On 2010-12-27 19:51 +0100, Petr Salinger wrote:
>>> The cons25-debian seems be fine for me, as it should be only local
>>> change for one release of Debian GNU/kFreeBSD. The next one will not
>>> use it.
>>
>> Any name is fine with me as long as ncurses upstream accepts it.
>
> The next debian rel
The cons25-debian seems be fine for me, as it should be only local
change for one release of Debian GNU/kFreeBSD. The next one will not
use it.
Any name is fine with me as long as ncurses upstream accepts it.
The next debian release will be based on FreeBSD 9.x kernel, with
TERM=xterm, so IMH
2010/12/27 Petr Salinger :
>
> I see two basic options:
>
> [...]
> And there is a third option, mixture of both above. [...]
There's a fourth option: backporting TEKEN_XTERM from 9-current.
(I'm not speaking in favour of it, I have no idea whether it'd be
feasible or not)
--
Robert Millan
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On 2010-12-27 09:52 +0100, Petr Salinger wrote:
> I see two basic options:
>
> 1) plain cons25 variant: current sysvinit, ncurses
>and kfreebsd-8 8.1+dfsg-6, freebsd-utils 8.1-2
>
> It does not conform to debian policy, the backspace/delete key is
> somewhat broken on console and somewhat brok
How long is that going to take? In the meantime, console users of
GNU/kFreeBSD are screwed whenever they connect to other systems, since
that means they must change their TERM variable _and_ their backspace
key is broken.
I've attached the necessary patches to create the cons25-debian
terminfo
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