On Mon, Feb 28, 2005 at 06:20:40AM +0800, Bill Hacker wrote:
>
> Just completed the second of two back-to-back make buildworld/kernel
> installkernel/world
> with intervening cvsup ('bout a dozen files altered).
>
> Aging A-Open K6-2+ 500, 256 MB SDRAM, tired 20 GB IBM IDE drive.
>
> Nary a whimper. No visible defects.
>
> Not yet perfect? Perhaps not, but nonetheless, DragonFlyBSD is
> astonishingly clean and stable for any project so early in its life cycle.
>
>
> A heartfelt thanks, 'well done' and please keep up the good work to the
> whole team who have made it so.
>
> And a special thanks to Matthew and his companions C. O. Jones that had
> the drive to get it all started and carry it through.
>
> Installation on a production server with less austere resources is next....
>
> Best,
>
> Bill Hacker
Well, another anti-bug report. For curiosity I built a samba/dns and
soon to be mail server for a small office 2 weeks ago... without a
hickup. In the nite bzip2 does a number on it during the nite.
It is a 20050227 snap with some of the fixes since then, not including
the one with the smbfs lock problem.
The installer is nice and very functional. I prefer the shell script
modification for my own entertainment.
Thanks.