Hi Stephen,

Stephen Walsh wrote to Michiel Broek:
SW> Hello Michiel.
SW> 
SW> 21 May 07 21:50, you wrote to me:
SW> 
SW>  SW>> I just tryed to compile mbse v0.91.9, on FreeBSD 6.2-STABLE #1:
SW>  SW>> Thu May 17
SW> 
SW>  SW>> the machine is a fresh/new install, with cvsup updates of freebsd
SW>  SW>> 6.2 source/ports (world, kernel etc)
SW> 
SW>  MB> Currently the FreeBSD port is broken and I didn't have had any time 
SW> to
SW>  MB> fix that. It searches for libraries that are present on FreeBSD, but
SW>  MB> for some reason they are not found and linked.
SW> 
SW>  MB> It's not a specific FreeBSD version, the problem is on older versions
SW>  MB> too.
SW> 
SW>  MB> For the moment you still need to use the latest stable version 0.90.0
SW>  MB> or if you have it, the latest development version that sould compile
SW>  MB> is 0.91.4.
SW> 
SW> 90.0 is compiling right now. Can you please send me 91.4 (tryed 91.9 as 
SW> listed
SW> in my previous message)

I don't mark minor versions in my CVS server, so that version is gone. But
for my own tests I need the FreeBSD version too and I maye have some time
soon to fix that build. Another ***BSD version is affected too.

I now have a new computer, it too me a lot of time to get everything working
again (drivers, unknown hardware etc). The real positive side is that VMware
runs a lot faster then on my old machine which actually had not enough
memory.




    Greetings, Michiel Broek

Email:   mbse at fido dot mbse dot eu
Fidonet: Michiel Broek at 2:280/2802

... I thought I was mistaken but I was mistaken.

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