Jacob Meuser <jake...@sdf.lonestar.org> wrote in news:20100215093037.ga21...@sdf.lonestar.org:
> On Mon, Feb 15, 2010 at 04:36:42AM +0000, bubba wrote: >> Sorry to be so short with the answer >> >> I would like a port :> please > > why? > > it says at the URL I gave you that the sources compile without > any changes on OpenBSD. > > did you even try? it's not that hard to make a port. > If it is that easy to make a port, why has noone made a port for Bionc? Below are the directions that include the Linux packages. This is where I start to get lost. Making BSD run Linux binaries. This page assumes that we all know how to compile correctly. Sounds like a change to BSD to me. Thanks for the help I will keep reading untill I figure this out. 1.3 OpenBSD from http://www.dotsch.de/boinc/BSD_Linux-Compat_howto.html For some detailed installation instructions, have a look at the Linux Compat in the OpenBSD FAQ Setup. Following installation steps are needed : At the default Kernels Linux Compat is already included in the Kernel, but not enabled. Enable it at runtime with sysctl kern.emul.linux=1. And make it persistent after boot by comment to the #kern.emul.linux=1 in /etc/sysctl.conf Download the required Linux Packages. - I have used the Fedora Base Package from OpenBSD. Unpack the package to /emul and make a link ln -s /emul/fedora /emul/linux Install a OpenBSD BOINC client from my Website. After the installation, stop the BOINC client.
