>Well yeah, thats windows. FreeBSD doesn't seam to want to know >the hardware *that well*. So I thought it would be ok.
What were the components not recognised, can I help you in any way with finding the correct drivers for these ? >I thought about that but what would it do? The kernel is compile >to the options epcified in it correct? How would that help? The >AMD cpu's are identified as i686 just like the p3's. I looked >for AMD flags and couldn't find any. Kernel is defintely the point where you are going to resolve issues like what you are seeing, so I would advise as AMD has to have different compiling flags as these might be automated as prior 4.5 (maybe earlier) I recall AMD having additional "optimising" options in the kernel. >Yeah I am aware of the BSDi based SMP improvements. I was kinda >holding out until the stable branch appeared. I know 5.0 is >pretty stable. I installed it at home but haven't played with it >much once I found out updating and other things I do were pretty >much the same. What about CVSUP though? How do you update the >code until the stable branch comes out? What if there is a >security issue. Like I said, I haven't messed with 5.0 very much >at all. I did try to see how CVSUP worked and it didn't for me. > My supfile was probably wrong though. Indeed I wouldn't recommend it for more then running HLDS servers atm, as I have not tested the current release for anything further, just a suggestion if you have a "Wild side" that wants to try something new ;) - Drew _______________________________________________ To unsubscribe, edit your list preferences, or view the list archives, please visit: http://list.valvesoftware.com/mailman/listinfo/hlds_linux
