Re: [linuxdc-dev] No longer working on LinuxDC

[Ben S. <sr...@cs...>]

Yeah, whats the deal with the website? If you arent going to work on it
anymore could you post a tarball of what you have so we can maybe do
something with it? Also, who has the rights to linuxdc.org? Whats the deal
with that?

Thanks
Ben

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Ben Srour
sr...@cs...

On Tue, 17 Dec 2002, Erik Andersen wrote:

> On Tue Dec 17, 2002 at 04:35:43PM -0600, M. R. Brown wrote:
> > This is just a heads up to anyone interested to let you know of my decision
> > to not work on LinuxDC anymore.
> >
> > LinuxDC was orignally started 2 years ago as an effort to port the kernel
> > and userland to the DC - in that respect, it was successful (with the
> > intial port by the JLA team of LinuxSH and our own efforts).  There is still
> > plenty of work on both the kernel and userland side, but I no longer have the
> > interest or motivation to work on them.  I've been doing a lot of PS2 hacking
> > lately, in the hopes that I can write something that will land me a job,
> > and that leaves no room to hack on the DC.  I still plan to work on the
> > LinuxSH project, getting things stable for 2.5, but that's real low on the
> > totem pole currently.
> >
> > Good luck to those who will go forward - I hope Adrian can finish his vmufs
> > driver and continue his kernel-hacking efforts, and that Karl can get
> > userland in shape for those that want it.  Of course I'm still around
> > (offlist) for questions about those things :P.
>
> Bummer.  Well, catch you online.  Anything useful languishing
> on your hard drive that never made it to the linuxdc.org site?
>
>  -Erik
>
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