Re: openbsd and dietlibc

2005-07-02 Thread Fridtjof Busse
* poncenby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Why? OpenBSD's libc is pretty slim already. If you have need of a > > further cut-down libc, you could trim it more. > > Because I want dietlibc for a fnord installation and haven't got the > time or experience to fiddle around and get fnord to work with > anyt

Re: openbsd and dietlibc

2005-07-01 Thread Ted Unangst
On Fri, 1 Jul 2005, poncenby wrote: > > Why? OpenBSD's libc is pretty slim already. If you have need of a > > further cut-down libc, you could trim it more. > > Because I want dietlibc for a fnord installation and haven't got the time or > experience to fiddle around and get fnord to work with an

Re: openbsd and dietlibc

2005-07-01 Thread poncenby
Damien Miller wrote: Why? OpenBSD's libc is pretty slim already. If you have need of a further cut-down libc, you could trim it more. Because I want dietlibc for a fnord installation and haven't got the time or experience to fiddle around and get fnord to work with anything but dietlibc. an

Re: openbsd and dietlibc

2005-07-01 Thread Damien Miller
poncenby wrote: Hello all being a naturally lazy person i was wondering whether anyone knows of a nice easy, step-by-step guide to modifying the dietlibc source so it will compile on openbsd 3.7. Why? OpenBSD's libc is pretty slim already. If you have need of a further cut-down libc, you c