/* No Such Agen^Wdevice or no minors to use for partitions */
> + /* No such device or no minors to use for partitions */
Any reason why you're silently removing a good old anti-NSA joke?
Conspiracy theorists may have fun with that... :-)
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to use for partitions */
+ /* No such device or no minors to use for partitions */
Any reason why you're silently removing a good old anti-NSA joke?
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again
later. You'll end up with stingy storage admins who refuse to give you
a bunch of extra filesystem space for a while because they can't get it
back again afterwards.
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could fit the network filesystems
> into the same scheme and get rid of the kludges a-la ncpfs mount sequence.
>
> There's only one sore spot: how'd you mount _that_ fs? ;-)
Start up init with fs_fd on file descriptor 3 and init can put it
where it likes.
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filesystems
into the same scheme and get rid of the kludges a-la ncpfs mount sequence.
There's only one sore spot: how'd you mount _that_ fs? ;-)
Start up init with fs_fd on file descriptor 3 and init can put it
where it likes.
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or special file
for which the operation was inappropriate.
which is quite a nice way of putting it.
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r (now I get to the unsubstantiated part :-) that Sun
chose a higher-performing design for their cache subsystem but which has
a nastier failure mode in the case of cache errors.
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-performing design for their cache subsystem but which has
a nastier failure mode in the case of cache errors.
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Frank Fiene writes:
Who can tell me, how is the performance of the big irons (zSeries)
from IBM comparing a pc server with linux?
Different. Very, very different. Elaborate on what problem you're
trying to solve and then there'll be more chance of comparing
platforms.
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Chris Evans writes:
>
> On Thu, 1 Feb 2001, Malcolm Beattie wrote:
>
> > Mapping the addresses from whichever ScrollLock combination produced
> > the task list to symbols produces the call trace
> > do_exit <- do_signal <- tcp_destroy_sock <- inet_ioctl <
Malcolm Beattie writes:
> Chris Evans writes:
> > I've just managed to reproduce this personally on 2.4.0. I've had a report
> > that 2.4.1 is also affected. Both myself and the other person who
> > reproduced this have SMP i686 machines, which may or may not be relevant.
ue, add_wait_queue, skb_recv_datagram and
wait_for_packet mostly. Random thought: if vsftpd did a sendfile and
then exited, becoming a zombie, could there be a problem with
tearing down a sendfile mapping? I'm off to read some code.
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David S. Miller writes:
>
> Malcolm Beattie writes:
> > David S. Miller writes:
> > >
> > > At the usual place:
> > >
> > > ftp://ftp.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/people/davem/zerocopy-2.4.1-1.diff.gz
> >
> >
, skb_recv_datagram and
wait_for_packet mostly. Random thought: if vsftpd did a sendfile and
then exited, becoming a zombie, could there be a problem with
tearing down a sendfile mapping? I'm off to read some code.
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Malcolm Beattie writes:
Chris Evans writes:
I've just managed to reproduce this personally on 2.4.0. I've had a report
that 2.4.1 is also affected. Both myself and the other person who
reproduced this have SMP i686 machines, which may or may not be relevant.
To reproduce, all you need
Chris Evans writes:
On Thu, 1 Feb 2001, Malcolm Beattie wrote:
Mapping the addresses from whichever ScrollLock combination produced
the task list to symbols produces the call trace
do_exit - do_signal - tcp_destroy_sock - inet_ioctl - signal_return
The inet_ioctl is odd
missing or
can change or do to help to improve matters or track down potential
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ks (117 MByte/s block writes as
measured by Bonnie on a RAID1/0 mixed RAIDset) and there are also
four dual-port eepro fast ethernet cards, a Cisco 8-port 3508G gigabit
switch and a 24-port 3524 fast ethernet switch (gigastack linked to
the 3508G). I'm benchmarking and looking into the possibility of a
to help to improve matters or track down potential
problems?
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kernel call
/sbin/kmodprobe instead of /sbin/modprobe. Then kmodprobe can sanitise
all the data and exec the real modprobe. That way the only thing that
needs auditing is a string munging/sanitising program.
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instead of /sbin/modprobe. Then kmodprobe can sanitise
all the data and exec the real modprobe. That way the only thing that
needs auditing is a string munging/sanitising program.
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rather than IPCs. There are others, but PA-RISC
> is the one I am aware of.
Like S/390 secondary address space and cross-address-space services?
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flink_append(bl_reqlog, (unsigned char *), sizeof rl);
+ }
if (queue_new_request)
(dev->request_fn)();
}
but it would be easy to write the record (instead or as well)
before the elevator_queue(). The patches are available from
http://users.ox.ac.uk/~mbeattie/
rl);
+ }
if (queue_new_request)
(dev-request_fn)();
}
but it would be easy to write the record (instead or as well)
before the elevator_queue(). The patches are available from
http://users.ox.ac.uk/~mbeattie/linux-kernel.html
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looks like.
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I can't say if it's there or what it
looks like.
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ions
take struct page units and handle all the internal mapping gubbins
without you having to worry about it.
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/s or next;
$found_gzmagic = 1;
}
print;
}
> Can we go back now to kernel issues?
Oops, yes, we now return you to your regularly scheduled kgcc wars.
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Oops, yes, we now return you to your regularly scheduled kgcc wars.
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e Second System Effect" are quoted
around the industry decades later? And you think that's only a small
handful of people?
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(vector != SYSCALL_VECTOR)
set_intr_gate(vector, interrupt[i]);
}
and promptly zaps everything except SYSCALL_VECTOR.
(FIRST_EXTERNAL_VECTOR is 0x20). Many thanks.
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ptly zaps everything except SYSCALL_VECTOR.
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along with multiword ones like
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