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BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: I mean the fork they want already exists in Google's "android", a linux built with the
OpenBSD libc
mircea_popescu: but i suppose putting more steam behind
openbsd can't hurt.
ben_vulpes: and
openbsd i further suppose because an actual human runs it.
xanthyos: or
openbsd bootable flashdrive
BingoBoingo:
OpenBSD is slowly getting better at tolerating VMware and Qemu, but devs still primalirly target Iron
BingoBoingo: Virtualizing
OpenBSD is still not very pleasant or economical compared to colo-rack with boxen
mats_cd03: BingoBoingo: you know, i suddenly realized today when browsing your /. page that you're the reason why i'm here -- i saw your 'Bitcoin Baron' and
OpenBSD headline and decided to pop in to see what was up
BingoBoingo: devthedev: You know...
OpenBSD and Gentoo have Mac PPC ports
decimation: asciilifeform: I did mange to get it working on
openbsd, I think it wedged in a different spot
mircea_popescu: decimation: my
openbsd port of bitcoind suffered a fatal exception at block 150872 <<< not that exceptional.
decimation: my
openbsd port of bitcoind suffered a fatal exception at block 150872
decimation: has anyone here upgraded to
openbsd 5.6?
BingoBoingo: What ken mods?
OpenBSD offers two kernels bsd and bsd.mp, if you want more fuck you
BingoBoingo: mod6:
OpenBSD on its own is prolly hostile enough to dev in
mod6: so, since we're talking about it, what would be the most idea env for such a reference implentation? a fully stripped
openbsd with a custom fs & drivers?
BingoBoingo: Now that people are finally reading GNU utils I imagine split will be from
OpenBSD 5.X -current
decimation: I"m running into some kind of build error on
openbsd decimation: I'm trying to get an
openbsd vm running for 'adult' platform
BingoBoingo: bounce: Reading comments on different articles about the change everyone with a linux background seems conviced
OpenBSD is shooting itself, when really there's different ways to make machines do things.
BingoBoingo: bounce>
openbsd apparently dropping loadable kernel module support, so far without announcement. huh. << Not many actual uses of them in the first place.
bounce:
openbsd apparently dropping loadable kernel module support, so far without announcement. huh.
assbot: OpenPorts.se | The
OpenBSD package collection
BingoBoingo: decimation: BB10? Think it was bigkernellock like
OpenBSD though
BingoBoingo doesn't know if
OpenBSD plus userland can be stripped to 1 FDD...
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: DO you want me to rip my
openbsd cd's and upload them somewhere?
BingoBoingo will prolly pick up the next
OpenBSD CD's... wishes
OpenBSD saw the wisdom in an actual fundraiser so Bob Beck could code and not disappoint the firsted biggest donor
ben_vulpes: danielpbarron: i'm building a container with docker, and a cursory search turned up no docker base image for
openbsd.
assbot: UNIX V5,
OpenBSD, Plan 9, FreeBSD, and GNU coreutils implementations of echo.c
danielpbarron: i have instructions on compiling ssss-0.5 on
OpenBSD 5.5 if anyone is interested
danielpbarron used BingoBoingo's instructions to compile bitcoind 0.7.2 on
OpenBSD 5.5
assbot: Building Bitcoin 0.7.2 on
OpenBSD | Bingo Blog
assbot: Romanian Bitcoin baron 'stumps up $20k to keep
OpenBSD's lights on' The Register
BingoBoingo: Jobs turned Sun OS into OS X, Google turned
OpenBSD libc on lunix to make Android. THe world turns, everydog becomes a mutt. And no one cares for generology anymoar!
BingoBoingo: ben_vulpes: They taken
OpenBSD's libc, for what reason who cares. THey are just the queer little unix with the kernel lock that hampers IP stacks, right?
BingoBoingo: decimation> I would consider migrating to
openbsd, but I'm not sure it would have a friendly user interface << Can be done, just worry about drivers first.
decimation: I would consider migrating to
openbsd, but I'm not sure it would have a friendly user interface
assbot: Absolute
OpenBSD, 2nd Edition: UNIX for the Practical Paranoid - Michael W. Lucas - Google Books
assbot:
openbsd user - misc - State of multiprocessing and multithreading in
OpenBSD BingoBoingo: decimation: Well, maybe not that old. The thing is
OpenBSD's multiprocessor handling is different than other people's really interesting subject.
BingoBoingo: <decimation> asciilifeform: re:existing infrastructure << I think
openbsd refuses to support multiple cpus << Come on they have a kernel that plays nice with multiprocessors
decimation: asciilifeform: re:existing infrastructure << I think
openbsd refuses to support multiple cpus
assbot: Romanian Billionaire Saves
OpenBSD | Bingo Blog
assbot: Android's C Library Has 173 Files of Unchanged
OpenBSD Code
pankkake: nor does bionic come from
openbsd BingoBoingo: Amazing thing is most of Android's libc comes from
OpenBSD in spite of the Linux kernel
assbot: /mwlauthor You wrote the
openbsd book, mind joining /hashtag/bitcoin?src=hash-assets for a bit on freenode?
mircea_popescu: look at what exactly happened in
openbsd once the teeth of the nsa stooges were felt.
midnightmagic: It works. When teams can't work directly together, as in NetBSD and
OpenBSD, the two teams can cooperate very effectively as separate teams.
BingoBoingo: Seems Heartbleed gave
OpenBSD the full paranoia as well
BingoBoingo: BlueMeanie4: It's like any other thing. Most of them are absolute shit, but occasionally you get one by an actual expert on an actual subject. There was actually a nice
OpenBSD one done by Micheal W. Lucas for O'Reilly
ryguy_`: string together some
openbsd boxes or grsec boxes and give it a go from afar in a 3rd world country
midnightmagic: working on a codebase of sufficient size is not reasonably doable for a single person, even if that person is working full-time. Temporarily divergent codebases similar to, e.g. NetBSD and
OpenBSD, are an excellent example of the fruits of multiple, medium-sized groups working on partially-divergent codebases who together created more in a cohesive whole than either group did on their own.
DreadKnight: BingoBoingo, that shows some proof of the status, but not how it came to be or maybe I'm missing something? Like
OpenBSD being put to good use after... :)
mircea_popescu: "I actually have been thrilled to see that finally there is movement to replace the straight access to /dev/random and /dev/urandom: Ted's patch to implement a getrandom() system call that can be made compatible with
OpenBSD's own getentropy() in user space. And even more I'm happy to see that at least one of the
OpenBSD/LibreSSL developers pitching in to help shape the interface.
BingoBoingo:
http://undeadly.org/cgi?action=article&sid=20140715120259 << "The question now was how to integrate it.
OpenBSD developers don't like huge diffs for a very good reason. After fixing the inode format and adding new flags, Ted pointed out the ancient rule "whoever touched it last now becomes the maintainer" was valid even here."
assbot: Project:
OpenBSD / Id:
openbsd-f868fc6f39a2c45a6c2bab70addc92525d467904 - FreshBSD - The latest *BSD Commits
assbot: Project:
OpenBSD / Id:
openbsd-f868fc6f39a2c45a6c2bab70addc92525d467904 - FreshBSD - The latest *BSD Commits
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Would you venture to guess at which post of my blog might pass the Mircea
OpenBSD one in the next few months? << something with cats in it. or depending on whaty you mean by pass.