Re: [MiNT] uname -X ??

[Tomas Berndtsson <tomas@nocrew.org>]

Martin-Eric Racine <q-funk@pp.fishpool.com> writes:

> Suggested replies to the above:
> 
> -m Atari
> -n (hostname)
> -r (mint version x.xx.xx)
> -s MiNT
> -p m68k
> -v (TOS version x.xx)
> 
> Could we please agree on those, in the future (unless someone has
> a better idea)?

This is what Linux/i386 says:

-m i586
-r 2.0.33
-s Linux
-p unknown
-v #2 Tue Feb 17 17:13:36 CET 1998

Linux/m68k says:

-m m68k
-p unknown

others, same as above..


and Solaris:

-m sun4m
-r 5.7
-s SunOS
-p sparc
-v Generic

So, I suggest this:

-m m68k
-r 1.15.1
-s MiNT
-p unknown
-v <time of compile>

The unknown is because GNU CC, among other things, use it for its host
type naming: m68k-unknown-linux-gnu. I don't know if it's really
necessary, since mostly the short version: m68k-linux is used. Or,
m68k-mint, in this case. 

I might be a bit off here, correct me if I'm wrong..


Tomas - tomas[@.]nocrew.org