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The alpha port was derived from, and still tracks, the NetBSD/alpha port |
The alpha port was derived from, and still tracks, the NetBSD/alpha port |
written by Chris Demetriou <cgd@netbsd.org>. Initially the reason for |
written by Chris Demetriou <cgd@netbsd.org>. However this tracking is jumpy |
existence of this port was to provide the OpenBSD operating system to alpha |
at best, don't expect the latest NetBSD changes to be in our tree at any |
users, i.e. no special effort was put in to develop the port in the machine |
given time, the merges are being done when time allows. |
dependent parts. The main thing that got done was to make the port |
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self-hosting, i.e. ensuring that all the tools needed to build a full system |
Initially the reason for existence of this port was to provide the OpenBSD |
was included in the tree, as well as updated with the changes Chris |
operating system to alpha users, i.e. no special effort was put in to develop |
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the port in the machine dependent parts. The main thing that got done was to |
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make the port self-hosting, i.e. ensuring that all the tools needed to build a |
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full system was included in the tree, as well as updated with the changes Chris |
distributed in a separate alpha toolchain package. |
distributed in a separate alpha toolchain package. |
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Today a lot more developers have got themselves alpha machines and we are |
Today a lot more developers have got themselves alpha machines and we are |