but only one of them is capable
of running NetBSD, and I only (currently) have a single processor in
that machine. I can (and want to) fix that, but not right away.
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g git and Perl (ccache helps a lot too),
> and enough cycles to build the code at least once a day or so.
> Once you've got the thing set up it seldom needs human attention.
>
> If we had a buildfarm member to tell us when we break things, it
> would be a lot easier to promise
awesome that you worked on C.mmp. I saw that machine in person a
few weeks ago. I'd love to discuss that with you a bit off-list if you
can spare the time.
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I could just as easily run it on real hardware...there are, at last
count, close to forty real-iron VAXen here, but only a few of those are
running 24/7. I'd happily bring up another one to do Postgres builds
and testing, if someone will send me the bucks to pay for the additional
power
on multiprocessor BI-bus VAXen many, many years ago. Is
that support broken?
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ed. (though I do have a pair of
11/785s here...wanna come hack? ;))
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a
serious "warm fuzzy" to be able to support the project in some way.
>> Dave McGuire, AK4HZ/3
>> New Kensington, PA
>
> Hey, right up the river from here!
Come on up and hack! There's always something neat going on around
here. Ever run a PDP-11? B-)
uch as the 4000/60 or 4000/90, 90a or 96, which have either
> 104 megs or 128 megs.
My VAX-7000 has 1.5GB. B-)
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tform for Postgres :-(. I'm sad to hear it, but certainly have
> not got the cycles personally to prevent it.
Nonono...NetBSD/vax has had shared library support for many years.
It's only OpenBSD that has that limitation.
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re's a
> simulator for it.
...not to mention actual hardware.
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