Re: [Richard Stallman <rms@gnu.org>] Re: Debian & BSD concerns
Ditto. Soon as you upload the packages, I'll try em. I see it as being
pretty simple: compile a BSD kernel capable of booting off ext2, enable
linux compatibility support by default, then just replace a few simultaneous
packages, such as init, procutils, pppd, etc.
Are there thoughts on whether we should do a "conflicts" between these
things, or use update-alternatives, and then provide a command to flip a
system over between being setup for one kernel or another? I'd like
changing kernels to be as easy as a simple command that runs a whole whack
of update-alternatives, and a reboot.
Cheers!
SirDibos
On Mon, 22 Feb 1999, Craig Sanders wrote:
> i'm personally interested in seeing Debian running on a *BSD kernel. i
> think it would be neat. however, i don't have time to work on it.
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