BSD/OS regression on 7.0

You can mark BSDi 4.01 as totally passing the regression tests.

Got it. Thanks.

I don't remember who did the 'resultmap' file, but it is an excellent
idea.

Man, we even have a quality regression testing system.

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You can mark BSDi 4.01 as totally passing the regression tests.

Got it. Thanks.

- Thomas

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You can mark BSDi 4.01 as totally passing the regression tests.

Ditto for LinuxPPC R4.
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You can mark BSDi 4.01 as totally passing the regression tests.

Ditto for LinuxPPC R4.

Thanks!

btw, in previous release you tested, or coordinated testing for,
several platforms including FreeBSD/x86, Cobalt Qube (Linux/MIPS),
NetBSD/m68k, SunOS-4.x/sparc, and mklinux. Are any of these (or more)
still available to you or your Postgres group? The multiplatform
testing you did was always very helpful.

- Thomas

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FreeBSD 4.0 passes the regression tests with a couple of mods to
resultmap, as committed ...

On Wed, 5 Apr 2000, Thomas Lockhart wrote:

You can mark BSDi 4.01 as totally passing the regression tests.

Ditto for LinuxPPC R4.

Thanks!

btw, in previous release you tested, or coordinated testing for,
several platforms including FreeBSD/x86, Cobalt Qube (Linux/MIPS),
NetBSD/m68k, SunOS-4.x/sparc, and mklinux. Are any of these (or more)
still available to you or your Postgres group? The multiplatform
testing you did was always very helpful.

- Thomas

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