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Robert Kopp
Sep 29, 2006, 1:30:13 AM9/29/06
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I have used FreeBSD, and am interested in trying OpenBSD. There's an OS
purported to be a variant of OpenBSD, MirOS. It seems to be pretty new,
and have only a few developers. However, it also claims to have some
refinements, such as allowing a boot partition to be beyond 1023 cyl
(which all Linux distros after the 2.2 kernel have done). Is it worthwhile
to try MirOS? Or would it be better to stick with the better-known OpenBSD?
purported to be a variant of OpenBSD, MirOS. It seems to be pretty new,
and have only a few developers. However, it also claims to have some
refinements, such as allowing a boot partition to be beyond 1023 cyl
(which all Linux distros after the 2.2 kernel have done). Is it worthwhile
to try MirOS? Or would it be better to stick with the better-known OpenBSD?
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Robert T. Kopp
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