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PORNOLATION RELEASE

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Hello,

My name is kingsley Johnson from United Kingdom. I work as
a consultant for a BEAUTY CONCEPT in UK.
I will like to know if you can work online from
Home/Temporarily and get paid weekly?
Your task is to coordinate payments from customers and
help us with the payment processing.

We are glad to offer you a job position in our
company. We need a Male or Female representative in
the United States of America or Any other part of the
World that can work for the company as a
Representative/Book keeper. This is in view of our not
having an office presently in your country. You don

On Wed, Jul 05, 2006 at 05:21:41PM +0200, Peter Postma wrote:

Sounds like a new port to me.

Martin

I'm wondering if I should port Zaurus under NetBSD/hpcarm or create a new
port. Reasons to start a new port "NetBSD/zaurus":

- Different CPU/hardware so at least different machdep.c and start.S
are needed (and a different bootloader!).
- hpcarm is advertised as "Intel StrongARM based Windows CE PDA machines",
which the Zaurus isn't.
- The Zaurus is not just one "type", there are various models, so a new
port can be extended to support more models.

Is it ok to introduce NetBSD/zaurus for those reasons?

[please CC me, I'm not subscribed]

Hello, is the appropriate list for this, or should I try port-sandpoint
or port-powerpc

Anyway, I have a Kurobox, these are NAS devices, black , smaller than a
toaster
(2.4 x 7.0 x 7.4 ) that one cracks open supplies ones own drive, then
partitions, with a linux root
part, swap , part, and the rest exported, it has a linux kernel on
flash.
According to Buffalo: It's a PowerPC MPC8241 200MHZ 64 MB ram 10/100
ethernet + usb ~ 17 watts
Linux reports:

If its PReP compliant then it may be supported by NetBSD/prep:
http://www.netbsd.org/Ports/prep/
If its one of the earlier MCA based machines, then that may be
harder...

On Thu, 29 Jun 2006, Christophe Guerin wrote:

hello,

i've got a rs6000 340 with aix 3.2.5 and i want to have a new system for
it. is it possible to have a version of NetBSD for it ?

thank.
sorry for my bad english :(

toff