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<0> TGEN: I don't personally consider it a sport, but it is fun none-the-less imho
<1> true
<0> that's just the excuse i'm offered
<1> well, next time I'm in Atlanta, we'll go bowling, deal?
<1> I'll promise not to bring any cats ;)
<0> sounds good
<0> lol
<0> cats
<0> no self respecting guy...
<0> oi
<0> this sorta freaks me out
<0> i work for a great company
<0> making decent money
<0> my co-workers are cool
<0> i don't know what to think, i'm so accustomed to BS now, it's weird
<2> MadAtWork: You just started.
<2> Give it a few weeks.
<2> You said that same thing about your previous job. :)
<0> umm... nope
<0> i just needed a job then
<3> He's working for miCroSoft?
<0> heh, the people here are so nice and helpful it'll make you nervous
<0> sub: nope
<2> Most people are nice when you first meet them
<3> Good luck on your new job, madatwork and may the gods have mercy on you
<2> And they pretend to be helpful until you really need their help.
<3> nice people are helpful?
<2> Not always the case.
<2> Nice people can try to be helpful.. but they are not usually helpful.
<3> Good point, chuey
<3> so chuey, did you godaddy?:)
<2> sub, not yet.
<2> still debating on a domain name
<3> I hope we won't hear your rants about them
<2> Promise I won't. :)
<3> After all, it's only $3.95:)
<2> Can't beat the price.
<4> Does anyone have a generic kernel compiled from yesterday's sources handy ?
<5> Ober does, I think
<5> my build failed
<4> Ober: ?
<4> Oh
<4> i just did a hasty upgrade and now nothing works.. :(
<4> and i don;t want to spend a lot of time on it.
<5> he posted a url
<5> but I don't have the log
<4> oh.. on any lists or here ?
<5> in here
<4> hmm... any savior around here ?
<3> Why don't you download it?
<4> download it from where ?
<5> releng daily
<5> if it has one
<3> www.godaddy.com :)
<4> the latest releng is on 9th june
<3> dsr, that won't boot?
<4> godaddy ?
<3> forget the godaddy
<4> sub: it does.. but my userland is newer
<4> and almost all necessary programs coredump
<3> Not a problem. You only need the system up
<6> dsr_: what do you need?
<1> heya dsr
<4> riz: a generic kernel from yesterday's or today's sources
<4> TGEN: heyyy TGEN
<4> riz: preferably compiled with gcc4
<1> my last kernel is from the 21st I think
<6> dsr_: i386?
<4> riz: yes
<1> no, the 22nd
<6> OK, I can build you one once I finish bringing this system back up... maybe an hour or two until kernel
<4> Oh
<6> hm, actually
<4> i think.. i should just head home and build one quickly on the notebook there
<6> I could probably do it faster on another machine
<6> slower machine, but less work to get there :)
<4> :)
<6> lemme just update src
<4> sure
<6> unfortunately, I'll still have to build tools
<6> which will take the longest :/
<5> no one has a log from yesterday?
<4> apparently.. Ober pasted a url yesterday.. if any kind soul has yesterday's chatlogs
<6> I hope we get the build cluster stabilized soon
<5> I think his site is linbsd.org or something along those lines
<6> I might have logs, if I can find where they're stored
<7> dsr_: still need a kernel?
<1> 02:28:44 < Ober> http://zeniv.linux.org.uk/~ober/netbsd-i386.iso.bz2
<1> 4af455295d8d0edb95eac78adb892abc netbsd-i386.iso.bz2
<1> /lastlog++
<6> Jun 27 19:28:43 <10> http://zeniv.linux.org.uk/~ober/netbsd-i386.iso.bz2 4af455295d8d0edb95eac78adb892abc netbsd-i386.iso.bz2
<5> alright
<6> heh
<1> riz: I can tell you're getting old ;)
<6> getting?
<4> htodd yes
<1> well, older then :)
<7> generic from yesterday afternoon OK?
<4> htodd: yes please
<7> generic-i386
<7> just a sec
<4> htodd: ok
<8> that execve patch on ober's website can be done more ellegant with accounting (see acton(8) etc.)
<7> www.i8u.org/~htodd/netbsd.bz2
<4> thanks
<6> I won't bother building, then... lemme know if you still need it
<4> riz: sure. thanks for the effort though :)
<6> np
<7> wow, I'm slacking
<7> it's been like more than 24H since I built world
<6> lazy bastard
<8> <- trying to build -current for days on slow old 800mhz machine... i have the feeling gcc4's even slower
<5> I'm trying now
<5> on my powerbook :)
<5> cross building is slow
<5> anyway, time for karate
<8> s/cross/
<8> s/cross//
<5> yeah, we should do the whole userland in perl
<5> then we'd only have to compile perl :)
<7> java!
<1> buildings are generally very slow indeed ;)
<7> write once, run away!
<1> lol
<4> htodd: thanks a lot
<7> now that dsr_ has shamed me, I will start another build of world
<7> :D
<4> :)
<2> I will start another nap :)
<7> yay
<7> well, I have a meeting in 8 minutes
<9> mmm, java..
<10> htodd yes I know what cross compiling is
<10> that image was crosscompiled
<10> hubert that was just a patch to see how stuff worked
<10> purely for learning
<10> elad always has better ways of doing things :P
<1> hmm, do all PCI slots on a p***ive backplane share the same INT# line?
<11> do I need anything other than /usr/src/sys for kernel builds?
<12> comp.tgz installed
<4> /usr/src/common also
<11> that's weird. I don't recall selecting sets during 3.0 install.
<12> what /usr/src/common ?
<11> dsr: where's /usr/src/common? what set?
<4> aberrant: hmm.. don't know which set it belongs to.. i generally use anoncvs
<12> hmm.. perhaps /usr/src/share (for the /mk/ files)
<1> top-level?
<12> have you tried with just /usr/src/sys ?
<11> kralian: nope
<12> because I think that just might be enough
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