it’s my first attempt at doing this, and it’s on real hardware (my quadra 700), so i don’t expect it will contain anything mildly useful or interesting, and it will only be up sporadically.

although come to think of it, the machine has a completely new ‘pacific pico’ PSU, is recapped and has noctua fans so i might even leave it on most of the time.

if anything comes out of this i’ll be sure to update here or over on patreon : )

Old age gets us all!!

Glad it worked!!!

Feel free to update with whatever site it is, I’m thinking of doing another gopher-vista since the UTZOO thing is now so tiny.

woow i really am getting old. removed, -lmalloc from the Makefiles and the result:

(..)
make[1]: Leaving directory `/opt1/gopher2_3.1/gophfilt’
Welcome to Gopher
[bamdad@iice:/opt/gopher2_3.1]$

thanks so much for pointing me in the right direction. happy new year. < 3

It’s been a few years for me as well! I was just thinking last night about trying to find this VM setup as a matter of fact. I might have to re-create it as I don’t remember off hand as even this is a few years ago.

From your linking it looks like you don’t need -lmalloc in your Makefile as libtUTIL has it’s own, and probably want it wants, you can probably just edit that part out?

ld: Symbol free in /usr/local/Gnu/lib/gcc/aux/2.7.2/libUTIL.a is multiply defined. First defined in /usr/lib/libmalloc.a
ld: Symbol malloc in /usr/local/Gnu/lib/gcc/aux/2.7.2/libUTIL.a is multiply defined. First defined in /usr/lib/libmalloc.a
ld: Symbol realloc in /usr/local/Gnu/lib/gcc/aux/2.7.2/libUTIL.a is multiply defined. First defined in /usr/lib/libmalloc.a
ld: Symbol calloc in /usr/local/Gnu/lib/gcc/aux/2.7.2/libUTIL.a is multiply defined. First defined in /usr/lib/libmalloc.a
ld fatal: Error(s). No output written to gopher
make[1]: *** [gopher] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/opt1/gopher2_3.1/gopher’

have you used some special configure flags?

You’re welcome. I’m still having problems browsing your gopher site (I’m using a gopher client I wrote myself), and I see that you have CTRL-As in the host portion of the ‘info’ type lines.

Thanks for the tip, I always just went by what looked okay in IE 4, and the text gopher client, but now I notice it works in the iPhone app. Thanks again!