>Reading them into anonymous memory has the disadvantage that you lose the
>ability to share pages, but as basically nobody should be using the old
>original a.out 1kB format anyway,
I've got 209 zmagic binaries[1] on my main machine, which I am
planning on rolling up to 2.2.x sooner or later. Having things
like yellow pages, telnet, ftp, and trn go south would be a
moderately unpleasant experience, though the machine probably
wouldn't get the the point where I'd notice, since libc 4.8.0
on pell is a ZMAGIC shared library.
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david parsons \bi/ I've a certain sentimental attachment to the
\/ tattered remains of my single SLS system.
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