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From: Philipp Rumpf <prumpf@inwestnet.de>
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> Once I'm up, I'll be asking if the restriction on 10.20 for
> cross-compiling is still there; and if so, where/how to get an 11.x CD

you can cross-compile from x86 now (and it works very well).  Really,
since cross-compiling works, I only booted hpux to sniff around in their
kernel with adb.

> (got a 10.20 and diag CDs from HP as Y2K upgrade kit). So if anyone
> wants to share happy news up-front, that'd save me some time (I think)

If you want to boot HP/UX at all (that's a big if, imho), you shouldn't
use it for compiling.

	Philipp Rupmf