ly, and think of
it as the "latest version". It is *not* the latest version. When it
is *ready*, it will be the latest version. Until then... read the
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adding the -g and _without changing
any other option_, and then use that new executable as source of the
symbols.
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ring what to attribute this better performance to. Could
> > this be due to the new network driver / newbus integration?
>
> Jordan stopped including CVS directories in the /usr/ports tarball.
I don't think a transfer rate can be affected by that, though the
total transfer time c
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> Jordan, God, what's the difference?
God does not belong to the -core.
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Peter Holm wrote:
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> Kirk seems to be out of touch :-), so I created PR kern/12869.
I seem to recall a message from him last week saying he was going on
a six weeks vacation. Well, he *did* said he was going on vacation,
it's the "last week" and "six weeks" part
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> On Thu, Jul 29, 1999 at 11:25:44AM +0200, Dag-Erling Smorgrav wrote:
> > Jordan, God, what's the difference?
>
> Jordan exists.
Don't go there. This whole existance-of-perl-scripts thingy is
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when run in vm86 mode. 8(
I think it's interrupt-related. A race somewhere. From time to time,
if I'm pressing keys during the early stages of boot, the keyboard
will freeze. It's rare, and it only happens when I'm pressing keys
during the early stages of
Narvi wrote:
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> > >So why not instead:
> >
> > I think that is needlessly complicated.
>
> It's a direct extension to the present tty naming scheme.
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> Then we'll kick ourselves for giving the sysctl's convoluted names :-)
Also, the way we choose to tread leds to a highly modularized
kernel. Placing stuff in a "module" ca
could do
> something with VESA graphics - X is not really needed here.
>
> Anyway, this module was meant more as a joke, but if you guys like it so
> much you could vote for putting it in the tree...
What do you mean "vote"? I was waiting for it to show up on my tree
after a c
gh! I knew that taking it out of sys/systm.h was a bad idea. 8(
That doesn't make it a bad idea. It just makes for some code fixing.
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- Come on.
- Where are we going?
- To g
obably be best to
> distance FreeBSD itself from such a thing.
MMmm... not sure... First, it is not an exact copy. Second, it has
no mention of trademarked names. Third, The Matrix took it's idea
from Ghost in the Shell in first place.
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ect. :-)
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- Come on.
- Where are we going?
- To get what you came for.
- Wha
pping to
anything at all, after boot. At boot2/loader, no keypress is recognized
at all.
Very rare.
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"2 b or not to b" meaning varies depending on whether one uses the 79
or the 83 standard.
nning
before? How did you install this new world? Did you ever touch any file
in /boot? Can you give me a date of your world source?
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per, and *stayed*
locked, I'd be willing to believe the problem was caused by hardware.
That's not what was reported. What was reported is rather (better)
explained by some kernel code waiting indefinitely for an event, while
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I found the problem, it is called "src/sys/boot/i386/loader/Makefile
revision 1.39: committer forgot to remove private changes before
committing". I'll keep the guilty party's name unsaid to protect the
innocents (huh?).
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tstrap loader version required, though. Anyway, you'd
have to have WAY old sources for a newly compiled version of loader to
display this problem. That, or you failed to install the newly compiled
binaries. :-)
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e modular.
As for newfs'ing, there is a little letter besides the partitions which
is either Y or N. When it's Y, it will newfs the partition. With the
press of a key you can change it to N.
As for crashing... no traces, no messages, nothing we can do. :-)
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UPDATING does say you need to do that.
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Not supporting 127.1 violates POLA. Me, I hate 127.1. But some people
expect it to work, and they have every right to.
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Kai Großjohann wrote:
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> Quite a few steps were necessary to go from 3.1 to -CURRENT which I
> think are not explained anywhere. Maybe it would be useful to add
Because that's WAY too much trouble. Upgrade from latest -STABLE to
-CURRENT. Do not try to upgrade from anything else
r
> the others.
Exactly. That's not how FreeBSD installation options are set up. Which
is the whole point.
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Anatoly Vorobey wrote:
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> On Fri, Feb 18, 2000 at 11:28:45PM +0900, Daniel C. Sobral wrote:
> >
> > Novice is ok, it's the other two that are problematic. Well,
> > particularly "custom". "Custom" does not scare away anyone, and is
> > ac
Christian Weisgerber wrote:
>
> binary installation:
> - before: user needs to install openssl port
> - now:user needs to install openssl package
Where is the openssl package, and what it is called?
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ys found the term "novice" to be a little off-putting. Perhaps
> "Standard Install" would be a better choice?
Novice is ok, it's the other two that are problematic. Well,
particularly "custom". "Custom" does not scare away anyone, and is
actuall
ys thought that the novice install meant that
> I didn't get as many choices...
"Guided". I like it. That's *PRECISELY* what this installation option
is. There is NO difference in the number of choices available in any of
the three types.
Guided/Express/Expert. That's my vo
d after the
It's another indication that you misunderstand "novice" and "custom",
proving that they are misnamed.
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ode freeze is over.
There is still time even for this to get into 4.x-STABLE, since we won't
change the 4.x branch to -stable for some time. And, from all I have
seen up to now, it would seem 4.0-RELEASE will be better served with
OpenSSL in the ports.
IMHO, this is the right direction, but the wr
Dan Langille wrote:
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> On 21 Feb 00, at 15:23, Daniel C. Sobral wrote:
>
> > Christian Weisgerber wrote:
> > >
> > > binary installation:
> > > - before: user needs to install openssl port
> > > - now:user needs to install openssl packag
t it is called?
>
> http://www.freebsd.org/~kris/openssl/
That's not acceptable to me. I'm not in the US.
> However.. with Jordan's help I'm working on a solution to all of the
> current kerfuffle, so please stay tuned.
Roger Wilco.
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TERMs xterm and cons25). /usr/games/teachgammon doesn't
> always clear the screen of previous text completely.
Mmmmm... I seem to recall someone were tweaking phantasia lately...
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gent's -p, I
think) does not exist in openssh. Nevertheless, I haven't had problems
with openssh. Well, actually, I haven't *tested* it, so who knows. :-)
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he things people
will require to help. Also, using send-pr to file a bug report, and
refer the PR# in a message to -current talking about the problem.
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One Unix to rule them all, One Resolver to find th
nd read it again.
And if you don't find it, you have the wrong version of UPDATING.
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One Unix to rule them all, One Resolver to find them,
One IP to bring them all and in the zone bind
causes the machine to reset, not turn off.
Might be a apm option thingy. I haven't tweaked this in quite a while,
but... in the past, by default APM 2.0 was _not_ activated, because some
older stuff would crash. The default in the kernel had some flags or
missed some flags that enabl
think of N reasons why a box would have no keyboard
> attached, besides having a serial console.
You can force loader on this matter. Man loader(8) and loader.conf(5).
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ouldn't this be 2002:e071:8253: instead?
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Pv6 prefix calucuration, and etc, for 6to4 interface configuration.)
Nice. You have been doing a great job.
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One IP to bring them all
hat's my plan.
> In other words, it may not be intuitive, but it fits the existing
> protocol.
The .sample file is being read because we need pccardd ok for sysinstall
from pcmcia ethernet cards.
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ed by a NULL pointer being reference. Eg,
mediaDevice->shutdown(...), i->kids.
It would help further if you then break-pointed the function where the
problem happened, and stepped through it to pinpoint when the variable
turned to NULL (eg, mediaDevice->get(mediaDevice, ...)).
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> 3rd argument. Following is two debugging sessions with squid compiled with -Os
> and -O (faulty call is in the end of the output):
Well... where is "name" being set? That would help.
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e any reference to
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> 1) of course, you have to specify your config file from
>the "Load Config" main menu option
Huh? AFAIK, sysinstall accept script commands from the command line, so
this could be skipped.
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automatically when the network
driver is loaded, in which case it need not be added, imho.
[Disclaimer: .ko loading ought to not be in loader.conf, but until
loading is automatic...]
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I have zoomed toward a crusty mi
is that it _does_ hurt. Anything above -O3 is _likely_ to
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I have zoomed toward a crusty middle-age, she has instead clung
dog
g hats already.
Alas, I think it would be a bad idea. Some people my interpret this
as "gets to wear a viking hat", ie, in a positive way. :-)
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is one of newer cards. We
lost the cutting edge stuff, and kept just the old technology. :-)
That this is the reverse of the driver situation is a fine irony.
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to
just use the newer perl script.
OTOH, if we are still perl-safe, I could send you the newer perl
script, so you can adapt from that.
Mike, what would you prefer?
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gt;printf "}\n";
> }
/me wonders how did this got to _not_ be committed.
Well, that's why I wanted some disk space to make a test compilation
of the changes I was about to commit...
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refer to the recent discussion+flame war on the subject.
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looks
like a bug in their code.
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target would only be compiled to
deal with this kind of nasty changes, and would not be required most
of the time, it sounds reasonable to me.
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Warner Losh wrote:
>
> In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> "Daniel C. Sobral" writes:
> : Let me chime in here. We *DO* care about ancient AIC drivers as long
> : as no PCMCIA alternative exists.
>
> Justin has said that porting old scsi aic to cam wouldn't b
Warner Losh wrote:
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> In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> "Daniel C. Sobral" writes:
> : OTOH, if we are still perl-safe, I could send you the newer perl
> : script, so you can adapt from that.
>
> FWIW, one mus have perl installed to build a kernel.
Yeah, bu
mpilation may not be worth
> the effort/problems, but you can't really tell if you haven't tried
> it...
>From where I stand, it doesn't seem that cross-compilation will
solve the problem of world needing to be built before kernel (and
that includes installworld).
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> retract any such statement, I was WRONG!. It may have been said in the
> patchkit days, or very early FreeBSD 1.x.
It might have something to do with kernel's dependency on the tools
installed by world, such as gas, gcc and config.
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kernel-first, we need a compatible config in RELENG_3 as soon as
possible, if they are not the same already.
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this message for ad0s2[ef] but not
for the other partitions? How do I "correct" the problem? Anyone
wants me to provide any kind of further information?
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Juan Amado Becerril Castillo wrote:
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> Suggestions ???
Sure. Read the mailing list you are posting to.
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modules in -current unless you know what you are doing.
> This normally means not using modules in -current except for ones
> that you are developing.
This is not actually relevant. If the procedure becomes first kernel
then world, it will affect -stable sooner or later. Obviously, we
have to dea
Poul-Henning Kamp wrote:
>
> You need to move your sources further forward.
Alas, it didn't help. What versions of what files I should have? The
warnings are still appearing, at fsck time.
>
> In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Daniel C. Sobral" writes:
> &
figuration file to remove
the option line, right? If you just happened to have newer sources,
the new kernel might have become incompatible with the older
modules, which are not made automatically (except during world). cd
/sys/modules; make all install.
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The Hermit Hacker wrote:
>
> Just to confirm, *technically*, I should just have to comment out the
> options PROCFS in my kernel config, rebuild and reboot and since procfs
> isn't in the kernel, it will look for it as a module?
As long as the module is up to date.
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> In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Bria
> n F. Feldman" writes:
> >On Tue, 5 Oct 1999, Daniel C. Sobral wrote:
> >
> >> Poul-Henning Kamp wrote:
> >> >
> >> > You need to move your sources further
nually info the visual config.. I need to
> disable on install disk, or get a 4.0 floppy that doesn't freeze on
> 'unknown0', of course, not having it detected at all would be preferable
> :)..
I don't get it... why is it that you'd prefer it not to detect y
rd being recognized by the
PnP probe instead of configured manually.
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a
ce file or specifying it on the
# command line) if you have 'INVARIANT_SUPPORT' enabled.
#
options INVARIANT_SUPPORT
# This provides support for System V shared memory.
#
options SYSVSHM
options SYSVSEM
options SYSVMSG
# The `bpf' pseudo-device enable
Things are fine here now.
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zed at times,
resulting in 5xx messages. It would last only a few minutes (well,
it could last longer at night), but it would happen again and again
throughout the day, which, I guess, generates the pattern that leads
jmb to unsubscribe people.
The funny thing is... the problem hap
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interesting explanation for this phenomenum. :-)
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"I always feel generous when I'm in the inner circle of a
conspiracy to subvert the world or
I guess I ought to see what you already have, but... well, I'm lazy,
and not connected right now. :-)
Whatever you do, *please* make a mention of the sections in the
handbook that deal precisely with this kind of stuff!
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e a local cvsup daemon, and cvsup the source tree from your cvs
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n. It makes a list that is used to define the so-called builtin
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might be
refering to the alpha loader, of course. :-)
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kld's immediately anyhow.
Your concerns notwithstanding, a kld is viable. A kld can be loaded
by, well, the loader.
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adin failed
> can't load kernel
>
> What hould i do to upgrade to current?
You need to install a new loader. cd /sys/boot; make depend && make
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uot; to
boot2, where would we draw the line? As the requirements for the
boot stage increase, so will boot2. It happened before, and that's
why we now have a three stage loader.
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"Ilmar S. Habibulin" wrote:
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> On Sat, 16 Oct 1999, Daniel C. Sobral wrote:
>
> > > What hould i do to upgrade to current?
> > You need to install a new loader. cd /sys/boot; make depend && make
> > all install.
> I tried to so, but maki
hicken-and-egg problems such as this by including standard
sys/*.h? Situations where newer loaders are needed to boot a new
kernel (as much as we would like loader to be able to handle all
future kernels), but not being able to build them until a newer
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CURRENT kernel. The kernel ought to be immune to -STABLE world's
problems. :-) In a perfect world, anyway. :-) Anyway, there are
problems a -STABLE world will have with a -CURRENT kernel, but they
are not likely to be crippling (ie, you should be able to make world
after boot
Luoqi Chen wrote:
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> I compiled a kernel for -stable, but was unable to boot from it. Does anyone
> know if there is any incompatibility between the -current boot loader and a
> -stable kernel?
AFAIK, there is no difference between them (the loaders :).
Try from boot2.
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latest -stable."
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What y'all wanna do?
Wanna be hackers? Code crackers? Slackers
Wastin' time with all the chatroo
new loader from running
> system, because it was impossible to build one with old gcc...
Impossible is a little bit too harsh. I do it all the time on
freefall, which runs -stable.
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What y'all
Gary Jennejohn wrote:
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> Any idea why GCC 2.95.2 produces so much more code ?
Mmmm... O'Brien, could you make sure the space-critical code in
sys/boot compiles ok?
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What y&#
signal changes ?
>
> TfH
>
> (I assume Yes, if one first upgrade the kernel, then the world)
You assume correctly. -stable loader can load -current kernel. Well,
it could until very recently. I don't know if the new stuff Mike is
doing will introduce any incompati
^^^
Well, the flags seem correct (in particular -Os). It would be
interesting to see what's the difference in the assembler code
generated by both. Unfortunately, I cannot upgrade my system for the
time being.
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t;supposing" things.
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hancing /etc/manpath.config (BTW: everithing is named *.conf except
> manpath.config)?
Apropos is not the fastest of the programs. Sourcing rc.conf most
likely takes a very small time compared to it's total execution
time.
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another 100 bytes out. It would
> be preferable to use the ``egcs'' port as the compiler, but I presume
> using the current system compiler would be OK too.
I'd rather find out _why_ the new compiler generates a bigger
object.
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pabilities of the
chipset...
unknown: can't assign resources
unknown10: at port 0x378-0x37f irq 7 on isa0
unknown: can't assign resources
unknown: can't assign resources
unknown11: at port 0x3e0-0x3e1 on isa0
So, the question is... how do I get the logical identifier for it?
pnp
warning showing up:
WARNING: "pca" is usurping "pca"'s cdevsw[]
(yes, I have pca in my kernel)
When I try to output something to dsp or audio, it just blocks
without doing anything. Mixer *apparently* works. I can't hear
anything, but at least it sets and retrieves v
And if you are not subscribed to cvs-all and _reading it_, back off
from -current. Simply put, -current is not for users, and users are
not supported. Heck, nobody is supported, people are expected to
bring their own support with them. :-)
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ia disklabel, as result diagnostic
> in question gone, but I _not_ see vfs.root.mountfrom variable in my
> sysctl -a output.
Loader/kernel environment variables are not sysctls.
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it.
Funny, I thought they were loaded in the order they were declared.
Alas, I'm not inclined to add any kind of ordering of module
loading, because this ought to be handled by the load/linking
functions and module-declared dependencies. Let's not fix the wrong
thing.
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