Well, whaddya know... thanks...
On Thu, 14 Oct 1999, Daniel Eischen wrote:
Matthew Jacob wrote:
Well, the section 9 man pages are pretty complete. The device driver
stuff is actually pretty easily available. In fact, this instead of
performance was supposed to be one of the main
On Thursday, 14 October 1999 at 12:05:48 +0530, Srinivasan. R wrote:
can you tell me how to debug an application with ptrace systemcall and
how can i fetch the processor register values stored at that particular
moment and how can i access the u-area structure members along with
the address
Richard Puga wrote:
Is there any way to use a bt848 as a web cam or streaming video server
through any format other than the metor .ppm
snapshots.
Tom, who did the BSDi port, has written code to do this.
We has a web cam up and running on his site.
I'll grab the sources and put them on the
[Maybe this is -questions/-stable material, I'm not sure. Please flame
appropriately.]
On a very recent -stable system:
I have a directory, say /ftp/foocust/in. This directory
- resides in a filesystem mounted on /ftp with the suiddir option
(with SUIDDIR in the kernel).
- is owned by uid
I have an installed FreeBSD-2.2.x Release on a Hard disk. Is it
possible to upgrade to FreeBSD 3.2 by just copying the distribution
files over the existing 2.2.x filesystem? How would the booting issues
be overcome:
1. the booting? there is a new booting sequence and it seems like new
boot
If any of you are visiting at telecom99 in Geneva, see our booth at hall 8,
turn right from the door, it is in the corner. We are presenting VDSL
access system and VDSL PCI cards for up to 52 Mbps (13-26Mbps is more
realistic in real xDSL environment). All IP, no ATM, so you get good
Zhihui Zhang [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I do not know whether it is a good idea to determine the number of open
files of a process by enabling fdesc in the kernel. Anyway, I do the
following:
# mount_fdesc -o union fdesc /dev
# ls -al /dev/fd list
cat list
total 1
crw--- 1 root
Dag-Erling Smorgrav [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Each process only sees its own file descriptors. The five descriptors
you see above belong to ls. 0 (stdin) and 2 (stderr) are whichever tty
or pty you typed this into, 1 (stdout) is the file you redirected the
output from ls into, 3 is /dev and 4
I need in directories without link to parent in it
or with link to parent renamed to something exotic name.
What is the method to do it without kernel patching
in FreeBSD 2.2.X or 3.X ?
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I get this error when booting with a 2.2.8 kernel with maxusers = 2000
which is greater than 512.
I compiled a 2.2.6 and 2.2.7 kernel before with 2000 users with no
problem.
If i decrease the maxusers to say 256 then it works, so i guess
something has changed with the calculation of the mbufs and
Hi,
I am looking at ways to handle segV's gracefully without
letting a process die. I am aware of the siglongjmp() call and don't
know if that is the only way to handle segV's
Any pointers on how to gracefully (?) handle segV and not
letting the process die will be of great
I get this error when booting with a 2.2.8 kernel with maxusers = 2000
which is greater than 512.
2000 is a completely insane value for maxusers. 256 is pushing it for
a 2.2.x family kernel as well. Stick with 64 or 128 and tune the other
items that you actually _need_.
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On Fri, 15 Oct 1999, Dodge Ram wrote:
Hi,
I am looking at ways to handle segV's gracefully without
letting a process die. I am aware of the siglongjmp() call and don't
know if that is the only way to handle segV's
Any pointers on how to gracefully (?) handle segV and not
Hi all
While PCI plug 'n play devices seem to work nicely with FreeBSD, we find
that ISA ones are not detected and that we have to configure them as though
they are not plug 'n play. Is the pnp0 controller in the kernel config for PCI
only? Or is there a way to get the ISA ones to be
Dodge Ram said:
Hi,
I am looking at ways to handle segV's gracefully without
letting a process die. I am aware of the siglongjmp() call and don't
know if that is the only way to handle segV's
Any pointers on how to gracefully (?) handle segV and not
letting the process die
Theoretically, if I have backup's of all the relevant data
structures, and I clear out all the process's memory(the one
receiving the segV) and datastrcutures and restore from the backup store, is
that a safe approach ? Will that minimize me hitting the segV again.
Also, is there a list of
SUIDDIR will work for any user EXCEPT ROOT
I did this because I felt it was a security hole to allow users to create
files owned by root.
(from memory it will also refuse to do files that have the execute bit set
but I can't remember for sure)
We use it all the time on our PC fileservers so that
I was asked this question today, and searching the mailing
lists doesn't bring up anything current. Has any additional
work been done on if_vlan? From the cvs headers in if_vlan.c
is appears there has, so would FreeBSD work in this situation?
A number of interface man pages (ti(4), sk(4))
I would be more than willing to do run some hardware tests in our lab
enviroment here, but our main problem is that we can't acurately
reproduce the problem. The reboots seem to happen maybe 3-4 times a
week from a pool of about 7 machines. I'm not sure if someone could
write a piece of code
On Fri, Oct 15, 1999 at 10:29:04AM -0700, Julian Elischer wrote:
SUIDDIR will work for any user EXCEPT ROOT
Ahh I see, a big thanks to you Julian! OK, I'll use a different userid, say,
bar (and make the directory sticky so foo cannot remove the file it just
created - it will be owned by bar).
Graham Wheeler wrote:
On a different note, we have noticed with 3.2 FreeBSD that changes made to
the kernel config upon bootup are not recorded to the disk image (even though
the message `saving kernel -c changes' appears during the boot sequence).
Is this a 3.2 specific bug that is fiixed
On Fri, 15 Oct 1999, Graham Wheeler wrote:
Hi all
While PCI plug 'n play devices seem to work nicely with FreeBSD, we find
that ISA ones are not detected and that we have to configure them as though
they are not plug 'n play. Is the pnp0 controller in the kernel config for PCI
only? Or is
Darryl Okahata [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Looking for where "utmp.h" is used:
global -x -s utmp.h
This takes more than 2212 seconds (over 36 minutes!), and outputs
It seems that something wrong (bug?) occurred.
Would you please tell me the version of FreeBSD and GLOBAL?
This
On Thursday, 14 October 1999 at 12:05:48 +0530, Srinivasan. R wrote:
can you tell me how to debug an application with ptrace systemcall and
how can i fetch the processor register values stored at that particular
moment and how can i access the u-area structure members along with
the
Hi, I've been thinking about getting an HP Jornado instead of either a
Notebook PC or a Palm Pilot.
I wonder what people out in FreeBSD land know about interfacing the
Jornado
with FreeBSD or Linux. The Jornado is a CE machine. Are there Unix
utilities
to synchronize the file systems?
I know
Is the UMAPFS working? I add "options UMAPFS" to the configuration file
of FreeBSD 3.3-Release and rebuilt the kernel. I got the following
errors:
loading kernel
umap_vnops.o: In function `umap_lock':
umap_vnops.o(.text+0x568): undefined reference to `null_bypass'
umap_vnops.o: In function
reverse name resolution is not working outside of your own name
servers...
ex.
#
% nslookup
Default Server: localhost.multinet-media.com
Address: 127.0.0.1
server ns2.uncanny.net
Default Server: ns2.uncanny.net
Address: 140.174.20.7
Dodge Ram wrote:
Also, is there a list of reasons for a SIGSEGV ?
Only one: "Your program is buggy" :-)
- mark
Mark Newton Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (W)
Network Engineer Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (H)
Internode Systems Pty Ltd
Dodge Ram wrote:
Also, is there a list of reasons for a SIGSEGV ?
Only one: "Your program is buggy" :-)
- mark
I've actually got a SIGSEGV/SIGBUS handler in one of my programs that I
needed, and couldn't figure a way around...
I mmap() files in, then copy them to a device.
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