Ignatios Souvatzis drunkenly mumbled...
> 
> > I have compiled a kernel on a 2MB MVII, it took 5 days :-)
> 
> You're sick... Even I feel slightly out-dated when I compile a
> NetBSD/Amiga kernel on a 68060/50 DraCo machine with slightly slow-side
> disks... :-)

this makes me think back to Jan or Dec (i think) when i was on the MacBSD
mailing list because i thought i was going to be picking up some surplus mac-
m68k stuff.  guy with an LC-II (or an even earlier model) said it took 17 days
to compile a kernel on his machine.

now _that_ is what i call fast. :)

> But then, original BSD was developed on machines which needed all of
> the weekend for a kernel, _without_ -O.

BSD4.3 - IBM RT - thta took a while. :)

-brian

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