>>What does this mean? If you want to run on Linux, you'll have to buy a
>>White Pine reflector. If you have a Sun laying around, or any other
>>machine with a processor that has Big Endian byte order and matches one of
>>the supported 4.00B3 builds, you can do that.
> The 4.00B3 runs fine under FreeBSD. You could build an intel based FreeBSD
> machine to run your reflector on.
It still suffers from endianness problems - you _need_ either the source to
fix this or a white pine reflector.
BTW .. if I were to licence the source for internal/research use only, are
the relevant patches available somewhere ?
michael