When it's ready ;p
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On 12/15/21, Todd Gruhn wrote:
> When is the next official NetBSD release?
>
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> is there some semi-official git mirror?
Yes; https://github.com/NetBSD/src
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>
> Any packages for this/these purposes? Ideas?
>
Could you be a bit more specific about what you're looking for?
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it a whole lot on a 500*MB* disk ;p
On a more serious note; rsync is pretty much *the* tool that one should
use for "dynamic" backups. There's also the good ol' tar, but that's
more for static backups.
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I'm confused; why aren't using build.sh to build the kernel? Also, what
does your mk.conf look like? To my untrained eye, the error seems to be
poiting towards a syntax error in there.
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> The site you probably want is gmail.com unless you work for google.
FWIW, gmail.com is just a redirect to mail.google.com
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>The file had a large list of graphics cards,
their memory capacity, clocks, etc. WHERE did this file go?
Could've been an old and outdated remnant of XFree86 that was removed
by X.Org at some point.
>How does one know if a card is already supported by NetBSD?
Google ;p
FYI, you'd be better off asking this on pkgsrc-users.
~miko
On Tue, May 25, 2021 at 11:06 PM John H wrote:
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> Hi Everyone
>
> Setting up pkgsrc-2021Q1 on Solaris 10 x86 for an experiment. Going quite
> well so far, but still using an old gcc version (3.4.3) to build a new
Have you checked VLC's logs?
On Fri, May 21, 2021 at 7:46 PM Todd Gruhn wrote:
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> I was splitting large MP3s into separate songs using mp3splt.
> I would listen to each song to see if it is acceptable. Then VLC media
> player failed
> to play. I could not use the "Quit" widget.
>
> I went back
