by Georg Wagne » Tue, 04 Aug 1998 04:00:00
I just made the world on my FreeBSD machine (including kernel).
Everything went thru flawlessly. 2.2.7 seems to be a very well done
update.
Regards
Georg
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by bswin.. » Sat, 08 Aug 1998 04:00:00
One small hitch though and I am not sure that this is a result of cvsupping
to 2.2.7-STABLE. Whenever I add a new port I always run out of memory
during the make install. The box I am doing this on is a PII233 with 64mb
RAM. I get the "Cannot Fork" message over and over again. A "top" reveals
that there are at least 20 different copies of "make" running. This happened
with two different ports. Any clues?
-Bill
--Quote:> Hallo to all,
> I just made the world on my FreeBSD machine (including kernel).
> Everything went thru flawlessly. 2.2.7 seems to be a very well done
> update.
> Regards
> Georg
> --
> Georg Wagner
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------
> ITMF-WGR FS117 Tel. 6 69 92 / +41 (0)1 236 69 92
> Union Bank of Switzerland, Zurich
-Bill Swingle
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Bill Swingle
Starnet Network Operations
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