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In article <817918387.1631@grasper.demon.co.uk>  ** none **   writes:

> > Ummm your TIN compile seems to be a bit broken. :-(
> 
> No I don't think it is TIN but the "homemade" transport system (using
>  inews.mmtp)
> because of some trouble getting xmitnews to queue news , something about
>  unexpected

Ahhh, I see.  So the standard inews doesn't compile?

> responce from server :400 <G> ...who is respsonsible for that <G> .            

<grin>

> Serious though , I have had a few problems with dbm.h and compiling the above ,
>   
> haven't got round to fixing it so am using this homemade effort ,works but has 
> obviously a few loopholes in the script :-)

Right.

> > My workstation at work is a NetBSD box, and I must say I rather like it, I'm
> > planning to get a Sun for home when I can, and run it there too.
> 
> What do you want to get an overpriced machine like that for ?? I thought you had> a Pentium ?? That would make a nice NetBSD platform ... as would a HAdes (yum,
> Yum) or My Falcon when I the Afterburner get slotted inside ..

Not overpriced, when I say Sun I mean an old one, one of the ones no longer
made, Sparc2, IPC, IPX, LX, Classic, etc..  (although NetBSD will only run
on a Sparc2, and IPX (dunno about IPC) as the others use a different
processor.  These can be had quite cheap, if you can find them.

> For Sure , and that it not too mention the plethora of GEM.SYS replacements
>  about
> to materialise for diehard GEM uses who can't afford the hardware needed to run

Sounds good..

> X11.Although I have noticed some of the MiNT people appearing in the Linux
>  mailing
> lists recently so I don't know how long MiNT will continue to be developed at a
> pace ...

Ho hum.

-Paul-

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