<b>Jaypatelani:</b> There was something like "fetch" but I haven't used or don't remember similar to curl one

vms: Mmm

vms: Wtf

vms: Are they puting code in one line to hide it? XD

vms: Curl is divided in to thousands of files

vms: Are netbsd man pages better than others?

vms: Netbsd

<b>vms:</b> Can't boot

vms: Stops here

vms: Trying changing bios acpi conf and netbsd boot options

aaron: Isn't curl the most portable downloader?

<b>aaron:</b> Everyone has their own preferred one in base. Curl, fetch, ftp, etc.

<b>aaron:</b> I think OpenBSD has the best man pages, but NetBSD and FreeBSD are quick to share improvements.

vms: Why openbsd have better man pages?

aaron: They care more?

vms: XD

<b>vms:</b> Surely u're right cuase openbsd have same doc since there is a fork. So it's reasonably think they improved it

<b>vms:</b> I've thought the first was freebsd but I'm reading netbsd was first

Welcome Mr. Swapnil to BSD , This group is about Berkeley Software Distributions BSD family operating systems. @usebsd

vms: Introduction to Embedded Systems - A Cyber-Physical Systems

thanks

vms: Seems to be a great book

vms: Came from berkeley

It remembers me the c programming book

I can't understand anything ?

?

You might like this also

My goal is one day can cross

Crosscompile netbsd

But really i wish build a shit

aaron: Crosscompile, or port?

Shit pc which can run netbsd

Jaypatelani: Lol . NetBSD can cross compile

Yeah it can

But i mean make my shit pc like a rpi

But knowing how

And using old hardware

That

Thats my goal. Doesn't matter how many time i will need

But i need take

A lot of knowledge

vms: xD lol, sorry for flood, my phone press enter when he wants

vms: i want learn assembly, but i don't understand anything from now

aaron: Unless your hardware is older than 20-25 years, have you considered just using the install CD?

vms: no, used img.gz

<b>aaron:</b> Assembler is easy. You can add, subtract, push, and pop. Also jump sometimes.

vms: but idk if i've tried with iso last time,

vms: i have a laptop with netbsd

vms: was died and netbsd ressed it

vms: not's easy cause i need learn first how works the machine

vms: but that's i want learn

<b>aaron:</b> You don't need to know how to work the machine any more than typing to learn assembler. No different than Python. It's just a language.

vms: xD

vms: u need know how ram comes to cpu

vms: what is a bus, and how works

vms: need know the pins of cpu

vms: like ports, and where are going

This book is also good

vms: so i don't know anything about this

Ty jay

Ty jay

No problem ?

vms: resending here cause bot can't do that XD

vms: my net sucks, so will take a while

vms: To share info

vms: Nice

vms: Ty for doc jay its

Jaypatelani: @vms:matrix.org: ?

Jaypatelani: Always happy to help

<b>aaron:</b> @vms:matrix.org: You don't need any of that to learn/write assembler, and learning assembler won't teach you any of that, except maybe how memory is laid out at the logical level.

aaron: (And when was the last time anyone not manufacturing motherboards cared about CPU pinouts?)

vms: XD idk but i still want learn those things

<b>vms:</b> And i think it's important to knwo

vms: Know it while assembling

vms: really i don't wanna be a programmer

vms: i want have software and hardware knowledge and mix it to create things

vms: that's why assembling will helps me a lot i guess, i want learn C too

vms: and netbsd

vms: if i know how machine works i can take a port of netbsd for example and improve it or help

vms: just knowing assembler not's enough i guess

vms: but not's easy, just growing bit a bit, i will wait

vms: and i must know how works netbsd compatibility layer

vms: Nice book. It explains

vms: Very well

<b>aaron:</b> @vms:matrix.org: If you want an easy target, go dig up an AVR atmega 644p. No MMU, but an easy target.