help!! where to download linux-libc-headers-2.6.14.1 or how to build this package??

[Bernhard Fischer]

On Thu, Dec 28, 2006 at 06:23:32PM +0800, Allan Clark wrote:
>???? Kaimi;
>
>I hope I can explain Rob's point here, and get a jump on those in
>other timezones who might still be sleeping.
>
>On 12/28/06, kaimi <dishui at gmail.com> wrote:
>>On 12/28/06, Rob Landley <rob at landley.net> wrote:
>>> On Thursday 28 December 2006 1:56 am, kaimi wrote:
>>> > hello, all
>>> > I'm sorry to ask for help upon uClibc here, but I can't visit 
>>uclibc.org
>>to
>>> > register an account, because the connection to North-American has been

- >broken by the earthquake of TaiWan province of China.
+>>> > broken by the earthquake of TaiWan

>>> > broken by the earthquake of TaiWan
>>>
>>> And now you know why forcing all traffic through a single point of 
>>failure
>>> (The Great Firewall of China) is a hilariously bad idea from a technical
>>> standpoint.  Oh well.
>
>I don't think in this case Rob draws any argument whether TaiWan is a
>province, or is a separate entity.  Rob is instead saying:
>- single point of failure is bad
>- Great Firewall seems to need a single access point
>- GFoC therefore implicitly weakens the access available to Chinese citizens
>
>I don't *think* Rob's arguing anything here, and in fact I think this
>is Rob's expression of comfort for Chinese who are limited in their
>ability to research and innovate by the firewall.
>
>(Chinese of any province)
>
>Please do look at the rest of Rob's response, he has some working
>information which might help to build the package you're looking
>for... if there's an error in building, perhaps it's enough to allow
>you to continue your work in parallel to TaiWan's repair of the data
>link.

Kaimi noted Rob snipping a certain part of the location (see pseudo diff
above) and commented on this, fwiw.

Let's move this to #politics or the like, please (i know, couldn't
resist myself).