Re: Use SMP on i386

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>> next time you want to flame somebody, at least have the courtesy to
>> do a good job of it so they aren't bored to tears.
>>
>> cheers
>> alex
>> --
>> [email protected]
>> Alex J. Avriette, Unix Systems Gladiator
>> "Golf is a good walk, spoiled." - Mark Twain
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> I wont flame somebody but I hate answers without content.
Alex was pretty clear that he did not like questions without content 
either. In the OpenBSD community it is expected that someone thinks 
first.

> The current status of the SMP-port is unknown.
Bull! You have not read the web page that a bunch of people sent to the 
list.

> So I you bored couse so many people ask make the status public and 
> well known.
Bull! You have not read the web page that a bunch of people sent to the 
list.

> So.. just come down. You've maybe a hard day.. but you're not the only 
> one in the planet.
> And I'm not your linux which you could punsh more and more even it 
> crashed.
You sure as hell whine like one.

> There's a little truth in my fiction and a little fiction in my truth.
That is not even *remotely* smart.

>
> So think a littlebit about yourself, your kind to write/answer mails.
> And don't rock the boat couse I just asked things I would know.
I understand English is not your first language but this sentence is 
not coherent.

Did I understand it correctly that you just said that you are asking 
for stuff that you know?

> Becouse before I asked I looked in the FAQ-Section and the Homepage.
No you didn't.

> I wrote a mail to theo couse I just would know I the oBSD project 
> needs some coders, boards, bandwith and so on.
> He dosn't answer and so I don't care anymore. I asked him to about the 
> status of SMP.
Status is on the web. Even in your native tongue (based on your domain 
extension.) http://www.openbsd.com/de/smp.html
>
> So don't rock the boat next time... in the end we all have to die 
> someday.
> Don't waste time with such things..
Why not? You wasted *my* time with this. I can tell you that your time 
is pretty much worthless to me however my time is extremely important 
and valuable to me. Ask around on these lists and you'll find that many 
people share that sentiment.

You might want to consider using FreeBSD or Linux. It seems that they 
are more compatible with your point of view.

Fact of the matter is that SMP is not on the dev team priority list. I 
would love to have it however I do not have the time to contribute 
therefore I forfeit all rights to whine. Nobody in the OpenBSD 
community owes me anything!

Apply that knowledge to your situation.
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