k space, mirroring the entire repo
> infeasible...]
>
> Transferring the entire source tree over the network via anoncvs is
> suboptimal when all I really want is a few kilobytes of 'CVS'
> subdirectories. But I guess it will have to do for now.
It'
home office workhorse
(fileserver, SAMBA, print spooler, mail server, and firewall).
Is there any way that I can build ports on the fast -STABLE box
using a -CURRENT cross-environment?
Thanks,
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t; about application-layer benchmarks for other protocols, such as SMTP,
> > POP3, or IMAP?
> >
> > Just curious. Thanks!
>
> This can quickly turn into a bikeshed, but suggest ones. We're looking for
> good benchmarks. lmbench, rawio, and bonniee are rather &q
, rather than roll my own.
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better code than gcc does, even than gcc -O3 (and all
> known optimizations on).
Is someone working on such a port?
Will a "bootstrap" port to build it with GCC be part of the work?
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hors. Of course, the "no warranty" aspects of
> > open source drivers turns a blind eye to liability, but would things really
> > come back to Broadcom?
>
> The logic is simple. the FCC hold the manufacturer responsible for
> improper RF from any product. The Br
r since I am sure "patching" it won't be enough to map the
> linux innards to freebsd's.
Get someone to pair with you and do a clean-room implementation.
One of you studies the GPL'd driver and writes a specification. The
other writes a BSD-lic
hat have
been acquired by processes on host A. I have not tried these tests on
current.
To be fair, I only recently read (here) that rpc.lockd has to
run on the client side as well as on the server side, and I have
not yet repeated my tests. That's on my List of Things to Do RSN.
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ed for some kind of overall
architectural document, as well as the difficulty of keeping it
up-to-date, but it would be of tremendous help to everyone working on
the project. *If* developers can get used to updating the in-comment
documentation whenever they make changes, then this reference would
automatica
