Subject: Re: compiling a kernel on an MVII
To: None <port-vax@netbsd.org>
From: None <CaptnZilog@aol.com>
List: port-vax
Date: 12/28/1999 21:27:43
>> Now... all variables aside, I'd guess it would take on the order of 1-3
>> days for the kernel to compile on a MicroVAX II. I've not done it in a
>> while on such a machine, but it takes a certain amount of patience.
>
> DAYS??
> yow, that's slow!!
> With local disks (RD54's for example) it should maybe take 6-8 hours,
Are you doing a *kernel* compile, or a full build of NetBSD as a whole
(compilers, utilities, etc)?? I could see 6-8 hours for a kernel build.
Haven't done a full build on an MVII yet, but I know on my Sparc 1+ it took
something like 28 hours for a full OS build. My 68K Mac SE/30 ('030/16Mhz)
took around 36 hours I believe. Just the kernel should be quite a bit
quicker though.