On Sat, 14 Feb 1998, Thomas G. Lockhart wrote:
> Here is my current list for porting status for the v6.3 release. I may
> have missed at least a few reports, e.g hpux, irix??
Neil, can you organize with Thomas about having a sub page from
the main WWW page that lists these? Something visible? Including the
disclaimer below about testing?
> Since the porting support has changed for v6.3, if a system is not
> tested it should be assumed to be broken. Any regression test done since
> Feb 1 will count as "confirmed working", as long as the test ran to
> completion and for the most part behaved properly.
>
> Any machine which does not get an installation and a regression test for
> v6.3beta will move to the unsupported list. Also, let us know if you
> have an interest in a port even though you cannot actually do the work
> to confirm it; that may encourage someone else to volunteer.
>
> _ FreeBSD/2.2.1,2.2.5 - in progress (Tatsuo)
FreeBSD 2.x and 3.x are the current working models, with 2.x being
our "stable" distribution, while 3.x is our development one. From what
I'm seeing, 3.x looks like it might be moving towards a release, as we're
starting to generate snapshot's of that also, but I'm not sure.
From my experience so far, 2.x and 3.x operate the same way as far
as PostgreSQL is concerned, as I'm running development under 3.x, but my
production platform is under 2.x...
> ? NetBSD/i386 version? - not yet tested but should work?
If I can remember my password on the machine in question, I'll get
online and do a compile/regression test on the i386 model this
afternoon...
> _ solaris/i386 - confirmed working (Marc)
> * solaris/sparc/2.5.1 - confirmed working (Marc)
> _ solaris/sparc/2.6 - in progress (Tatsuo)
confirmed working...its my model machine at the office, and what
the regression.SunOS file under src/test/regress is based off of...
Marc G. Fournier
Systems Administrator @ hub.org
primary: scrappy@hub.org secondary: scrappy@{freebsd|postgresql}.org