On Wed, 12 Nov 2003 15:11:50 +0100 Frank Loeffler <knarf.loeffler@freenet.de> wrote: > I got an O2 booting using one of them (do not know which anymore), but > it segfaults later very often (base-system was installed on nfs-mounted > space), Me too. Debian installer would present me with a lot of peculiar erros, and the system was very un{stable|usable}. Unfortunately, despite the good intentions and work of the people involved, Debian - or any other free / open source system - in the O2 seems to be *that* experimental, up to the state of 'unusable'. I believe NetBSD is also 'experimentally supported' in the O2, and I suspect it is at the same state, although I have not tried it. Which is a pity because I don't really like IRIX and I really like the O2. :-) > But maybe I did not try hard enought, yet. I personally tried hard enough for my experience and knowledge, and gave up. I'm left wondering though, has anyone got to a usable state in an O2? What are your experiences? -- Cryptonite- hasn't that been outlawed by the DMCA? Alexandros Vellis avel@noc.uoa.gr
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