> On Feb 6, 2008 3:13 PM, Dennis Clarke <dclarke at blastwave.org> wrote: >> >> It isn't dead. >> It is just backed up. > > :) Is it possible to recover it, then ?
In a big way. # find polaris/ polaris/ polaris/root.dump.bz2 polaris/blastware_zone.dump.bz2 And I *feel* so motivated right now if you know what I mean. I really appreciate everything that Guy Shaw has done but I fel it was all done wrong. I don't mean technically wrong either. I mean behind closed doors wrong. I want to discuss the Sparc TSO memory consistency model as it applies to the so called Gold Standard of inter-thread store order memory consistency. How was that addressed ? Was it adressed at all ? Just exactly how tied are we to a dead piece of hardware that we will never see again? When Tom Riddle sais that we would get some community based hardware to host a serial attached tst and development hardware ... which never appeared ... what did he mean? I'm not feeling the love here Cyril ... but maybe it is just too early in the morning. I have *always* been focused on driving the community side of this project but I feel we are derailed again. Let me ask the big question .. what will it cost to get everything documented and to retain Guy Shaw until we have community people up to speed on his work? Do I need to allocate $10K or $50K ? Dennis
