IDE support and Generic PCI DMA support
then two PDC202xx options appear which can enabled to support that family
of controllers.
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> priority. Any experience out there?
I've tested the Ultra TX2/133 (PDC20269) on just about every PPC
imaginable 40x/44x/82xx/7xx/74xx. It's rock solid and fast.
Performance relative to CMD64x chipsets is excellent.
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> Matt Porter wrote:
> >
> > On Mon, Jan 22, 2001 at 06:54:12PM +, Jonathan Belson wrote:
> > > Matt Brubeck wrote:
> > > >
> > > > The official release of Linux 2.4.0 doesn&#x
uxppc_2_5 tree gets tested at least once a week on my
Powerstacks (Blackhawk and Utah). ncr810 SCSI is currently
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pushed a fix in for...the maintainer(s) have been
sent patches directly in the past and seem to be dropping them.
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>
> Linux/PPC load: console=ttyS0,9600 console=tty0 root=/dev/sda5
> Uncompressing Linux...done.
> Now booting the kernel
>
> Do somebody have an idea how I can fix this problem ?
Yep, get the latest linuxppc_2_3 tree from fsmlabs.com. I&#x
eered the library. All the
math routines are assembly code so it's not difficult (only
time-consuming) to strip the library apart and produce a source
available version.
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ns the table is not used. It
seems clear to me now that since the mac table allows for a PC partition
table in it (minus the bootstrap code area) it works fine for booting
PReP. The only thing that is used is that one of the primary partition
entries is set to type 0x41 (PReP Boot) and loaded with an absolute offset
and size of the image to be loaded from the block device.
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task selection
in boot-floppies 3-4 months. There is some guy running around the Phoenix
LUG with a Motorola Powerstack (PReP) that was installed from a pre-alpha
potato/PowerPC CD. :)
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at work (as in having all the right patches in place) in incoming than
promoting my solution so let's decide what's technically best and move on.
Comments? What can the kernel-patch approach really do that kernel-image
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h time as
did before.
Oh, and the current ppc boot-floppies works damn well good for my PReP
boxes (maybe not IBM's due to kernel problems). I also made them work
for pmac for my Tanzania Starmax box and made the changes available.
I guess the problem with pmac is all the demand is going f
hile back and found
it was in this library it uses for garbage collection...sorry I forgot to
file a bug report.
w3m really rocks, it would be nice it somebody could find a solution since
it's doubtful the i386 maintainer will solve this powerpc specific bug.
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c/
I use dpkg-buildpackage from dpkg-dev to build packages and automagically
sign them. I then use the dupload tool to shoot them up on master.
> apt-get source foo
> cd foo-xx.xx
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>
> Are you speaking about debian/potato release ?
>
> If yes i guess it was decided to use 2.2.15pre4 or whatever as the final
> candidate for the debian/potato/powerpc release.
Really? Which thread?
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On Mon, Jan 24, 2000 at 12:40:44PM -0500, Daniel Jacobowitz wrote:
> On Mon, Jan 24, 2000 at 10:05:34AM -0700, Matt Porter wrote:
> > I'd suspect a kernel problem with 2.3.10, unless you're missing SysV IPC
> > support. My 2.2.9 PReP kernel only fails on the anydbm.t and
On Mon, Jan 24, 2000 at 10:38:44AM -0500, Daniel Jacobowitz wrote:
> On Mon, Jan 24, 2000 at 07:57:26AM -0700, Matt Porter wrote:
> > On Mon, Jan 24, 2000 at 12:10:07AM -0800, Alex Romosan wrote:
> > > Matt Porter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > >
> > >
On Mon, Jan 24, 2000 at 12:10:07AM -0800, Alex Romosan wrote:
> Matt Porter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Is anybody else having any luck? ndbm fails in two tests and I don't
> > see any talk of this problem. Full test log is in bug #55932.
> >
>
>
Is anybody else having any luck? ndbm fails in two tests and I don't
see any talk of this problem. Full test log is in bug #55932.
Suggestions are very welcome since we can't build boot-floppies until
this is fixed.
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up the kernel packages
too. Once I get a working build for my PReP boxes and lone Starmax
I'll make the images available for others to test. Sure would be nice
to get a good cross-section of the Apple products tested (especially for
those architecture not detected problems and the like).
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new kernels on the system it
> still has yet to boot one of them...
dd if= of=/dev/sda2
^
your case
Apologies since I haven't yet file a bug report or fixed the kernel-image
packages installer to not attempt to use quik on PReP syste
ll the time. If somebody could get
them to quit it we would have distribution specific driver tarballs
floating around. :-/ It seems to prove my theory that _most_ kernel
hackers use a Red Hat derived disty.
Does the LSB draft specify a Linus-recommended solution?
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tils/gcc source packages.
See http://members.home.com/mmporter/linux/
The deb packages are a little dated now since I haven't been using them
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d this information? What is debian-cd archived on YACS?
Go to www.debian.org
Go to mailing list archive
Find the debian-cd mailing list.
Read the threads discussing YACS. They describe where to get a copy.
The docs explains how to build CDs.
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hives on YACS, obtain a copy and read the docs.
You only need disks-powerpc/current/... to install a base system, and then
install the rest via network.
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dbootstrap wants to have it that way. Has
> anyone any better idea?
>
> BTW, it's a Power Macintosh 8600/250.
Corrected ext2 resc1440.bin at http://www.debian.org/~porter
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oto. is supporting PReP work in the
kernel and Debian for their current line of PReP VME/CPCI/ATX systems and
support for older systems improves as a result. Especially since a lot of
the systems are running servers at work and home of Moto engineers. :)
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ubarchs but it could be added if we can't find a common
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upport (telling me
that nobody is actively maintaining it), it's going to take a lot of
commitment to make that timeframe. We can't afford to have apus support
rolling into boot-floppies after a couple weeks.
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dy with the time to track what is used on other PPC distributions
are using for optimial pmac support could really help by feeding that info
back here.
Speak now...my theory is that we want to keep moving to the latest stable
release as long as it's not one that pulls the old "break all a
binaries since
it is an 823/860 based board (no FPU) and there is no FPU emulation yet
in the kernel for those processors. I would think of it as an architecture,
more like a port for one of many hundreds of different embedded 823/860
solutions...hint: MBX might not be available much longer.
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> Matt Porter wrote:
> >
> > On Thu, Nov 04, 1999 at 04:24:50PM +0100, Michel Dänzer wrote:
> > >
> > > What is the best combination of the TERM env variable and the font in the
> > > GNOM
ial console...sercon is just a lot slower. :)
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D, provided that I get
> into Open Firmware (ever)?
If boot-device is set to /AAPL,ROM then it should boot from the CD. The only
exception I found was when I got my drive that had Norton disklock on it,
I had to unhook it until I change the boot-device so I could get into OF.
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ected, it will look for standard vga
console, and then fall back to serial automagically.
> Otherwise, I'm mighty impressed.
:)
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IM3.
No, just a problem with my brain. :) Note that it passed 0f:d0...it
hexified the root device parameter.
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it. I hacked the changes into the existing images to complete
my install on a Starmax I've acquired and have made them available at
http://www.debian.org/~porter.
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m, eh? I uploaded new binaries to master yesterday which are correctly
linked against newt 0.50.
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pgp9o479BcWrS.pgp
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et are you using?
Nobody can help you without this info. :)
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e development effort, I just need to get over this
> first hurdle!
I've got a whole bunch of these down in my lab...I'll put it in my queue
to try one out...don't know when that will happen though.
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handling (somebody
shoot the IBM engineer with primary IDE routed to legacy IRQ13).
If things take too long I'll make a separate patch for PReP.
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der
> GCC)?
I've been using the mentioned version of gcc for a while now to build
PReP kernels from the 2.2.12 and now .13 releases. I built the most
recent kernel-image packages from stock 2.2.12 using 2.95.1 as well.
I've been able to boot that pmac kernel on my StarMax with no
into the kernel) and
the installer no longer places it on the root disk to insmod during install.
I will have to make new kernel image packages (which I was going to do
anyway for some new prep patches) and then I'll create a test image you can
try out. Alternately, anyone can do the same if
nately, they aren't there yet on the mirrors which is
off since regular packages that I submit and get the same mail seems to
appear on ftp.debian.org much more quickly.
You should see them soon, though, ftpmaster has told me.
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__va_copy() but is happy with va_copy(). I'll wait until I have the same
gcc as x86 before wasting any more time on it.
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the end of the tunnel...I hope I'm right.
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> this - just a failure to note something in the docs, or...?
They are covered in Appendix F.
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kills x86 builds with 2.95.2. Sigh...
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On Thu, Oct 21, 1999 at 01:52:51PM +0900, Susumu OSAWA wrote:
> At Sun, 17 Oct 1999 22:11:04 -0700,
> Matt Porter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > PowerPC specific - PReP support is complete. (IBM PReP support is not
> > thoroughly t
On Wed, Oct 20, 1999 at 02:00:32PM -0700, Joel Klecker wrote:
> At 12:59 -0700 1999-10-20, Matt Porter wrote:
> >It's a boot-floppies check of /proc/cpuinfo. Looking at the kernel I think
> >your probably claims it is "machine: PowerMac" which is not handled yet
&g
G3 returns that would
help, otherwise maybe Ben H. can chime in regarding what the possible values
are for this field on the newer pmacs.
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On Wed, Oct 20, 1999 at 10:44:50AM -0700, Matt Porter wrote:
> On Wed, Oct 20, 1999 at 12:59:38PM -0400, Peter S Galbraith wrote:
> > I emailed Matt about it, and have had no reply. He must be busy
> > (although I have lost the copy of the email I sent him, so
> > perhaps
our other packages on http://www.debian.org/~psg, though.
What is the full URL for the source package?
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tarball
for placement on the mirror, I think things will be made available
more quickly.
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rray type
make[1]: *** [Newt.o] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/mporter/src/libnewt-perl-1.08'
make: *** [build-stamp] Error 2
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just for hard drive boots.
Give me a couple weeks and I'll know more...I haven't seen many Mac people
around here interested in getting boot images working (as evidenced by
none contributing to powerpc boot-floppies devel).
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roken) since I now have a Mac-clone to test with...my primary devel
platform is PReP.
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fic subdirs. Another option would
be to not provide libforms-bin is we can't have powerpc binaries
of those tools but this is undesirable and should be fixed in the
upstream package.
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ages. I've reported the problem to
ftpmaster but have gotten zero response in a day.
FWIW, binary-arm is also broken and only main and contrib are broken. I'm
guessing the tool used to create them still has a nice little buglet.
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needed Mac fixes. I did the last
upload the powerpc 2.2.12 patch and images, but my native platform is
PReP so I have no way of knowing what are the appropriate patches to include
for Mac.
I'm planning on doing another set of images shortly (since we've done some
IDE fixes on PReP), so I
up-to-date potato
box...I can find a 2301 if necessary to test, but it shouldn't have any
problems with stock 2.2.12.
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G to autoboot the
image across the network.
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On Sat, Sep 18, 1999 at 02:30:01PM -0700, Matt Porter wrote:
> I had to give up on this and see if anybody else had an idea. I was
> fixing up the powerpc patch package for 2.2.12 and found this odd error
> during the build process.
>
> The rules file for a kernel build calls
turning an error 139. What's even better is that I cannot
reproduce this error by running the 0powerpc script directly from the
shell...the apply/unapply process works fine.
I am running kernel 2.2.9 w/some board specific patches and the latest
bash.
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again?
http://www.debian.org/~porter/download/
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otherosfs/mkhybrid_1.12b5.3-2 by porter [optional:out-of-date]
$
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werpc.deb.
I hacked the rules so it would build, when the maintainer fixes the bug in
the source package it can go in the disty.
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quired/X=both-problems (Status,Err: uppercase=bad)
||/ NameVersionDescription
+++-===-==-
ii binutils2.9.5.0.10-0.1 The GNU assembler, linker and binary utiliti
ii gcc 2.95.1-2 The GNU
e new binutils (which is
easily obtained from experimental if you want it to work).
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s
behind. :-/ My systems are behind a firewall but buildd doesn't care and I
should be able to provide at least one build daemon here out of the 10 or
so Debian/PowerPC machines that are running.
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ent/rsh-server powerpc packages at
http://www.debian.org/~porter/download/
Switching to ssh is not a real solution when I have to access Slowaris and
AIX boxes that are maintained by others behind our firewall at work. rsh
is plenty of security in that environment.
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held back and rely on binutils 2.9.5.0.10 that Dan has u/led to
experimental for now. I was able to successfully build a package but
can't do a porter (I like that term) NMU until these issues are
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above site has information on doing that as well.
If you want to boot out of the onboard linear flash like VxWorks you'll
have to wait a bit for that...I have a working bootloader but it currently
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have
hundreds of PPC-specific bugs in our already built packages. I just found
an endianess problem in ext2resize the other day. That's why we need to
get boot-floppies stable for all subarchs so we can get more PowerPC
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ems that is a 43P is PReP arch then a 40P
would be as well. But who am I to know what the "P" signifies?
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he full range of Motorola PReP platforms but I've had some
good feedback from folks on IBM PReP boxes. I'll be happy to incorporate
any feedback I get into the README and then eventually into the Debian
installation documentation.
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boxes? VA and Penguin
aren't even interested in building an alternative architecture box.
Yes, I'm pessimistic, but always looking for the light.
I think some el cheapo Taiwanese board manufacturer is the best shot we've
got with IBM's backing (hey they've got deep pocket
On Thu, 19 Aug 1999, Geert Uytterhoeven wrote:
> On Thu, 19 Aug 1999, Matt Porter wrote:
> > On Thu, 19 Aug 1999, Geert Uytterhoeven wrote:
> > > Another difference is that now the market is ready for it, while it
> > > wasn't in
> > > 1997.
> >
raphics chip vendor who's actually
> useful.
I'm pessimistic too, but I do know that MCG has a solution since they make
their own host bridges in house. Adding AGP to the Raven or Hawk parts
will be easy when it is necessary.
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minimal that any board makers design group
should be able to handle the changes. Max! is really designed to drop
into an existing 750 board...YMMV.
Anybody with other ideas? I've been bouncing these thoughts off some
Apple and VA folks and I keep coming back to these points.
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NICE* in a PowerPC.) It may be a disaster, it may
> not be.. all we can do is wait and see.
Silicon yield is quite a bit different from producing a board in a proven
form factor with a bunch of off-the-shelf parts.
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illing
to throw a little money at making some relationships with manufacturers, I
suppose. Sounds good to me...
With LinuxPPC, Inc.'s latest press release, sounds like the production of
these boards is a done deal.
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On Wed, 18 Aug 1999, Geert Uytterhoeven wrote:
> On Tue, 17 Aug 1999, Matt Porter wrote:
> > > Oh, right, right! The PPC world doesn't revolve around Apple. :)
> >
> > Apple people do have the prestige of being extremely noisy about their PPC
> > systems for b
se the apt method to install everything after reboot.
Send bugs, flames, etc... right here.
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.
MK48T59/559 on Motorola PReP systems.
> Oh, right, right! The PPC world doesn't revolve around Apple. :)
Apple people do have the prestige of being extremely noisy about their PPC
systems for being such a _small_ part of the PPC chip market. The desktop
folks have always been thi
n NMU for x86, but I don't when the autobuilder will spit our a working
powerpc package. Any chance we could see something like this?
Hartmut: are you taking care of that machine?
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LinuxWorld demos.
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For those of you at the show, the PowerPC demos at the Motorola booth run
Debian. Stop by and check them out...
Now if only I had time to get some powered by Debian stickers made up
(with that new Swirl logo). :)
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On Tue, 3 Aug 1999, Geert Uytterhoeven wrote:
> On Tue, 3 Aug 1999, Matt Porter wrote:
> > Not on Motorola PReP machines, does this mean it works on IBM's?
>
> Don't these boards have a PC style RTC? Make sure to enable CONFIG_RTC.
Need new support, these are MK48T59/5
folks and/or the CEO
who will all be there. A revival of the old petition for PPC boxes would
help and maybe posts (not rants) to MCG Web Forums
(http://www.mcg.mot.com/linux).
I think that one route to a PPC box would be if some people could convince
VA or P. Computing (or another Linux hardware
know they had a product
> called `PowerStack II'...
The funny thing is that engineering at MCG doesn't know what motherboards
were in which "marketing name" product. We just know them as Blackhawks
(Blackdogs), Comets, Utahs, etc. :)
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On Mon, 26 Jul 1999, Daniel Jacobowitz wrote:
> On Mon, Jul 26, 1999 at 08:05:38PM -0700, Matt Porter wrote:
> My guess would be that the NSS modules aren't on your rootfs.
> Particularly /lib/libnss_files* and /etc/nsswitch.conf.
That was it! I just had to modify nsswitch.co
ttyS0'
Login incorrect
(none) login: demo
Password:
login[47]: invalid password for `UNKNOWN' on `ttyS0'
Login incorrect
(none) login:
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to install all
> the stuff @ http://master.debian.org/~porter/
I sure would love an IBM tester. I don't know if the kernel I've built
has sufficient support for what iss on the IBM iron...but I can add it
real quick if I get feedback.
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ly mirrors
that structure. There will be G3/G4 based MTX's soon enough, but they
won't be consumer-priced either.
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you can see it for yourself.
:)
AFAIK, IBM still sells plenty of Linux-capable PowerPC systems.
Especially since they have Cort doing the porting to them. There is a
public announcment somewhere on IBM's web pages.
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with the
latest fixes to handle IDE and systems with legacy interrupt problems.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] CIBU Linux Support
rive", the installer will look for a
type 41 partition and write the boot kernel there to make the system
bootable. You can also make a bootable floppy automatically from the
installer.
I'm trying to free up some time to finish the PowerPC/PReP doc updates for
installation, but fo
bus error.
Any clues?
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Matt Porter
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
This is Linux Country. On a quiet night, you can hear Windows reboot.
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