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Subject: oops re: What ports tree to use on a Raspberry Pi?
From: Alan Corey <alan01346@gmail.com>
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OK, so that was a dumb statement that a database should have picked up
that this wouldn't build on arm (if it's a generic ports tree).  Does
that mean arm needs its own ports tree?  Or should I just build from
raw tarballs and not use the ports system?

  Alan
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