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by stsp 12y ago
To get the obvious question out of the way: You did follow the instructions in /usr/local/share/doc/pkg-readmes/ for both cups (might require a kernel without ulpt) and toad (requires hotplugd running)? I did s
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by stsp 12y ago
Can you elaborate on what these pre/post-"build commits" did and why they were needed? If these commits were used to adjust version numbers in source files, the following trick should eliminate them: Check out the release bra
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by stsp 12y ago
Just don't forget about the fact that OpenSSH depends on OpenBSD (as a project).
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by stsp 12y ago
My dad has very bad hearing, and can be quite noisy sometimes to the point of being annoying. I remember complaining to him about this occasionally. I never considered he might be worried about annoying others, and may be trying to hide his
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by stsp 12y ago
vi history in BSD goes back to 1980 Sources are at http://svnweb.freebsd.org/csrg/usr.bin/ex/
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by stsp 12y ago
Yes, that's known. Coincidentally, this came up today: http://marc.info/?l=openbsd-misc&m=141501277608157&w=2 The device timeout message might not necessarily be a fatal problem. If it doesn't have an impa
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by stsp 12y ago
> Only exception I ran into is wireless card in an old MacBook Pro which should work but doesn't. If this was a bwi(4) card, the problem is probably fixed in 5.6: http://marc.info/?l=openbsd-cvs&m=140585757928895
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by stsp 12y ago
I like the default pager in 'git log', too. Some work has been done on the svn side: http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/subversion/branches/automati... However, it's not on trunk yet because
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by stsp 12y ago
Fossil is great. I've been using it increasingly for some of my projects, mostly OpenBSD related where I need versioning before the code moves into CVS. E.g. I used fossil for about a year during the initial development phase of OpenBS
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by stsp 12y ago
It is not mere stubbornness. The main reason is that CVS works well enough for our purposes. Most of the diff sharing and discussion happens over email anyway. That's where all the action is. The main use case is that CVS distributes O
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by stsp 12y ago
The Atheros HAL was reverse engineered for OpenBSD. adrian@freebsd used to work at Atheros and managed to get them to open source their HAL. The code is now in FreeBSD where the HAL was a blob for years. AFAIK no hardware docs are available