[Raion]

This is a collection of tools I use regularly and quickly bootstrap for IRIX on average, so I made a version:

http://ftp.irixnet.org/setup/optxeno-mips4.tar.gz

Just extract it and put it so it works in /opt/xeno

It has:

Awk
Bash (5)
bzip2
curl (with SSL)
dropbear (SSH client)
gettext
libiconv
mandoc
mbedtls
perl (5.28)
rsync
screen
XZ
zlib

Everything is MIPSPro, MIPSIV with -TARG for R10000 (it should work on R5k, I tested), N32

Please let me know if this works on your boxes and if you identify any issues. I'm open to expanding this further, upgrading things etc.

[kaigan]

It looks to be working well on the Onyx4 so far. I'll put it on the O2 a little later, but I don't expect that I'll have any issues there, either. Thanks for this, it's a nice and very useful collection of software!

[jirka]

This is a collection of tools I use regularly and quickly bootstrap for IRIX on average, so I made a version:

http://ftp.irixnet.org/setup/optxeno-mips4.tar.gz

Wow, thanks! I recently have rerurned my O2 to life and this is what I exactly need for it!

[Raion]

I'm planning a second run of this with a mips iii version.

[Raion]

A MIPS III version:

http://ftp.irixnet.org/setup/optxenomips3-v2.tar.gz

Please test if you're interested in this.

Release notes/changes:

No bash this time. I originally was gonna have git be part of this, but my focuses have shifted for now, and bash thus is no longer necessary.

No gettext/iconv this time either.

Perl won't do MIPS III, but I only built that to compile OpenSSL. Everything else should work on MIPS III but I'll fix it if it doesn't.

dropbear works, both server and client, also has X forwarding now! test it!!!!!!!!!

vim included

Pigz included

Screen termcap wasn't included last time. Now included for use with tic to install it properly.

I built this on an Octane because I was having some deps that needed updating from last time, so if I broke something for MIPS III, that's why. I'll fix it if you find any problems.

[jpstewart]

FYI, I noticed that the the bz* utilities, screen, and snarf all put their manpages in /opt/xeno/man while everything else uses /opt/xeno/share/man instead.  It'd be better to consolidate them all in one place.

[Raion]

I corrected that in the MIPS III release, I think. Some of the makefiles were putting them in the wrong places.

[02girl]

Code:

/opt/xeno/sbin/dropbear: rld: Fatal Error: Cannot Successfully map soname 'libpthread.so'

This might be beacuase I'm using Irix 6.2. I tried adding xeno libs in my LD_LIBRARYN32_PATH, no dice.

[Raion]

You can't use this on 6.2 it definitely won't work. You'll need to build it yourself.

https://matt.ucc.asn.au/dropbear/dropbear.html

Also does 6.2 have /dev/urandom?

Anyways none of these tools here are compatible with 6.2; I don't own any 6.2 machines I'm sorry.

[sunray]

This is a collection of tools I use regularly and quickly bootstrap for IRIX on average, so I made a version:

http://ftp.irixnet.org/setup/optxeno-mips4.tar.gz

Just extract it and put it so it works in /opt/xeno

It has:

Awk
Bash (5)
bzip2
curl (with SSL)
dropbear (SSH client)
gettext
libiconv
mandoc
mbedtls
perl (5.28)
rsync
screen
XZ
zlib

Everything is MIPSPro, MIPSIV with -TARG for R10000 (it should work on R5k, I tested), N32

Please let me know if this works on your boxes and if you identify any issues. I'm open to expanding this further, upgrading things etc.

Hi

I seem not to be able to reach this site, has it changed?
http://ftp.irixnet.org/setup/optxeno-mips4.tar.gz