Thanks for the heads up, my fault for assuming I should use clang since it
was default in head. I actually did not see any errors, so I just proceeded
to put it in the ESP. Guess I should have looked into it a bit further.
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Hmm
Should I build with GCC?
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Thanks, John.
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I noticed on freebsdnews that UEFI support could make it into release.
https://wiki.freebsd.org/UEFI
http://svnweb.freebsd.org/base/projects/uefi/
I've tested it as shown in the wiki link and it only reboots the vm.
I'm just wondering if that news was accurate or if it's still going to be a
long w
I really don't think he's going to be install windows on a powerpc machine.
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Well the last I checked, clang was still busted on ppc32. YMMV.
I still don't think you're gonna get much use out of a ppc machine for any
form of effects unless you're just talking about using it as an equalizer.
For that matter, you could do almost all of it on the i386 laptop. Why do
you need t
I have to say I'm totally in the dark about what it is you're talking about
or asking... or pointing out. I'm not even sure what the i386 machine being
used for "studio, audio and DJ'ing" has to do with freebsd on ppc32. These
machines are fun to play with but you're not going to be able to run new
