From: David Brownlee <abs@netbsd.org>
Subject: Re: Cross compiling...
Date: Thu, 4 Apr 2002 17:47:23 +0100 (BST)

> On Thu, 4 Apr 2002, Chris Jones wrote:
> > If some noble soul had a big enough disk, they could set up their
> > hpcmips machine to do pkgsrc bulk builds on a pretty much continuous
> > basis.  It would probably take weeks to do a complete bulk build, but
> > that would still be handy for all of us.

my mipsel pkgsrc bulk build system:
- IBM z50 (48M memory)
- NetBSD 1.5
- 60G SCSI DISK with SlimSCSI PCMCIA Card
- it takes almost 4-8 weeks.(build-update cycle).

Current Status:
04/05/02 14:24:41  1496/2739=54.6% mbone/vic @ mipsel> rm -f cm0.c
04/05/02 14:24:41  1496/2739=54.6% mbone/vic @ mipsel> ./ppmtolut -n cube rgb-cube.ppm >> cm0.c

> 		algor, arc, cobalt, hpcmips, playstation2 and pmax
> 	I don't know how a 60 MHz R4400 with half a GB of RAM would
> 	stack up against a modern hpcmips box, but a RaQ 2 as a 250Mhz
> 	CPU and should be available on ebay :)

Playstation 2 box is good choice.

> 	I believe we already have someone signed up to run mipsel bulk
> 	builds, but I'll let him speak up if he choses :)

Ah..Emm.,It's me.sir.
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jun ebihara,from TOKYO