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Re: How usable is AROS right now?
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It's not built by default, I think because it doesn't compile on FreeBSD.


It should, since a long time. Besides, the FreeBSD build has been halted for other reasons for a long while now.


Should we add it to the default build then?


Isn't the default build machine BSD? Or am I yet again confused? :uh:

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Posted on: 2005/6/26 21:54
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Re: How usable is AROS right now?
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It's not built by default, I think because it doesn't compile on FreeBSD.


It should, since a long time. Besides, the FreeBSD build has been halted for other reasons for a long while now.


Should we add it to the default build then?

Posted on: 2005/6/26 21:33
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Re: How usable is AROS right now?
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Ok, thanks for the info!!!!

Posted on: 2005/6/26 20:44
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Re: How usable is AROS right now?
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So how can i built it? I assume it has to be builded under aros?


First of all, get AROS itself built, the usual way. Then, from the same dir where you typed "make" the first time, to build AROS, now type "make contrib-Networking-Stacks-AROSTCP": that should do it.


Posted on: 2005/6/26 16:42
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Re: How usable is AROS right now?
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I haven't seen the tcp/ip stack in the latest nightly.
Where is it?


It's not built by default, I think because it doesn't compile on FreeBSD.


It should, since a long time. Besides, the FreeBSD build has been halted for other reasons for a long while now.

Posted on: 2005/6/26 16:39
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Re: How usable is AROS right now?
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So how can i built it? I assume it has to be builded under aros?

Posted on: 2005/6/25 22:47
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I haven't seen the tcp/ip stack in the latest nightly.
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It's not built by default, I think because it doesn't compile on FreeBSD.

Posted on: 2005/6/25 22:21
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Re: How usable is AROS right now?
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BTW have downloaded mosaic, but it doesn't execute.
Is needed any compile?

Posted on: 2005/6/25 22:12
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I haven't seen the tcp/ip stack in the latest nightly.
Where is it?

Posted on: 2005/6/25 22:06
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it's true there have been strides of progress lately, it is all waiting someone to put it all together in nice neat package (hint,hint cc ;)

I am wondering, if mosaic is (mostly) working, and the tcp/ip stack has been around for a while then what prevents one from going online in aros? Is it the nic drivers?, a gui for tcp/ip? or both?

I also remember someone talking about an aros irc client... any news on that?

wookiechat woul be a good candidate.... is it gpl'ed?


Posted on: 2005/6/25 20:59
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