Andy Goth writes: > > Sorry, I only read the README and man page. I did an ls on the driver > directory, but only for the purpose of hunting down the README/ChangeLog, > which is/are of course elsewhere. I should have researched more and said > less. I meant no insult. I even tried (lamely) to make a compliment...
OK. > > > I have the same problem with my network; each host has a different CPU. I'll > have to see about using nfs to build for the weaker machines---last time I > tried (long ago), I got very frequent "stale file handle" errors, so it was > easier and faster to do tar|nc/chroot/rsync instead. > > I'd test as well, but the laptop in question has been in the trash for quite > some time now. Those things have a hard life! At least I managed to save > the hard disk... it's kind of funny to see a 2 1/2" drive in a half-height > bay. > I've started to build and had to realize that non of the partitions on the system had enough space to hold the entire build tree, although the sources were linked in from a nfs mounted directory using 'lndir'. Now I have mounted the build directory over nfs also which is connected thru a 10Mbit PCIMIA card. I was not able to find any 100MBit card that would be detected by this ancient system. So I expect first results this evening. BTW: The 65550 should work as this generation of chips is tested better. Egbert. _______________________________________________ XFree86 mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/xfree86
