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Hello Maurice!
28 Sep 2021 20:31, Maurice Kinal wrote to Benny Pedersen:
BP>> i still plan on make the husky github build on this, so i can
BP>> finaly drop sf.net cvs read only problem
MK> Interesting. Personally I'm still doing things like this without any
MK> networking, ssh or otherwise.
if you did the husky clang compile in termux it would be complete :=)
BP>> it will give problems if its changes on newer gcc version not
BP>> tested
MK> As we speak the biggest issue is the kernel version and as of today
MK> I'm returning to using 5.10 kernels for the two stable systems.
oh
MK> :read /proc/version
MK> Linux version 5.10.68 (root@heatsink) (gcc (GCC) 11.2.0, GNU ld (GNU
MK> Binutils) 2.37) #1 SMP Sat Sep 25 05:57:04 UTC 2021
not the gcc bugs there ?
or upgrade features :=)
MK> As you can see both gcc and binutils are the same versions as used on
MK> the "Linux version 5.14.8" was. Beats me if a glibc-2.34 based system
MK> would have fared any better. Maybe I'll try it soon but not today.
+1
BP>> i just use python :=)
MK> -1
MK> Heathen bastard!!! You're starting to sound like a Debian developer.
MK> :::evil grin:::
without python there would be no gentoo anyware
BP>> if it cant be shared with gopher its not worth of shareing :=)
MK> +1
curl can du gopher://
MK> Now you're sort of talking my language. I was never into gopher but
MK> maybe that could change?
yep see my server ?
BP>> any news of the termux ?
MK> Not since getting binkd working. For the record I used clang to port
MK> it which I am not too proud to admit here.
+1
MK> As far as I am concerned
MK> termux is the only decent app for Android based so-called smart
MK> devices. A gcc port would have been best.
start createing it :)
BP>> unless debian fucked apt-get :)
MK> Heh, heh. So far I haven't had any issues with it but I hardly ever
MK> use it. I'll send a msg from there later just to remind myself what
MK> still needs to be done. I definetly have the basics working.
i know from mailling lists debian fix all kind of problems that is not a
problem in the first place, eq make postfix chrooted so users ask why does
postfix not work on debian ? :)
common answers is turn of chroot
BP>> good plan, more coffee for me now
MK> I am just getting started after having my caffine booster shot.
and while i write here i try to get PXE server up with syslinux behind a unifi
router, and a tftp server on synology nas
if it works its a feature outside of debian :=)
Regards Benny
... too late to die young :)
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