Re: Minnie's new domain name - TUHS

23 Nov 1998

   Warren Toomey &lt;wkt(a)henry.cs.adfa.oz.au&gt; writes:
...
  Over the summer break [...]    
   I was first thrown off by this (yesterday was officially the first snow
day here in Cleveland), but then I remembered that Australia is in the
southern hemisphere, so your summer is our winter, right?

...
  I'll add some smarts to
 minnie's web server and other services to remind people to make the
 switch in their bookmarks, hotlinks etc.    
   OK, will change the HostName line in my .ssh/config. I'm already using
the new domain name when posting.

...
  P.S Minnie's 2nd hard disk wedged itself sometime
over the weekend. It's
 back now. I hate PC hardware.    
   Then why do you use it? Why not run the PUPS/TUHS server on a VAX
running 4.3BSD-Quasijarus (or 4.3BSD or 4.3BSD-Reno if you can't wait), or
maybe a PDP-11 running 2.11BSD?

   Sincerely,
   Michael Sokolov
   Phone: 440-449-0299 (Home) 216-217-2579 (Cellular)
   ARPA Internet SMTP mail: mxs46(a)k2.scl.cwru.edu

   P.S. Your Sendmail is still putting .oz.au in the outgoing mail headers.

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Hi -

...
     The lifting of the filesystem limits is in Tahoe,
not in Reno. When you
 talk about the speed of Reno's binaries, what are you comparing it to? I
 know for sure that there are no significant changes in the C compiler
 between plain 4.3, Tahoe, and Reno. 	
	UH, not quite so.  Unless 4.3 and Tahoe used GCC (which they did 
	not).  I'd say that there is a big difference between the 4.3
	C compiler (pcc or whatever it started out as) and GCC.  Tahoe,
	while adding support for the CCI line of computers (tried to
	get folks to buy one but they wouldn't go for it) did NOT use
	GCC (which wasn't out yet or if it was had just started making
	an appearance).  Reno came with GCC though.

	The older pre-Reno compilers (being straight K&R) didn't handle 
	prototypes  - that's what you had "lint" for.  

	Steven Schultz
	sms(a)Moe.2bsd.com

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