Re: error: -mpreferred-stack-boundary=2 is not between 4 and 12 - during buildkernel on amd64
The build system is a bit convoluted with regards to cross-building. x86_64 can't build i386 binaries with the standard make lines for the same reason that i386 can't build x86_64 with the standard make line. All the information needed is in the configuration files but the make system doesn't deal with it properly because it really has to re-exec itself with the proper make line (for each target). An example of working cross-build parameters can be found in e.g. /usr/src/test/x86_64/Makefile (for i386 cross building x86_64). I've never tried x86_64 cross-building to i386 though. -Matt
Re: AHCI problem
: Hi, : : I switched my BIOS (Asus M4A78L-M) to use AHCI and ran under AHCI :but I've had to switch back to NATA because after a day or two of light use :I start getting an endless stream of these messages in the log :filling /var (1GB) rapidly, there's no sign of trouble using NATA. : :Aug 26 14:36:53 df1 kernel: ahci0.0: Transient Errors: 40 :Aug 26 14:36:53 df1 kernel: ahci0.0: Failing all commands : : So far the only way I've found to stop it is to reboot, after which :all is fine for a day or two. What is this most likely to be and how can I :find out more ? : :-- :Steve O'Hara-Smith | Directable Mirror Arrays PCS is a port-change signal, it would not be signaling that unless there was a problem with the PHY or connector. Do you have a loose connection somewhere? It is also possible to get it if the hard drive power cycles. -Matt
Interview Request
Hi guys, I wanted to see if there is a PR team in Dragonfly BSD I could get in touch with. I host "The BSD Show!"[1] and I'm looking for somebody willing to introduce the project and promote any upcoming release. Cheers, GA [1]: http://webbaverse.com/shows/the-bsd-show -- gamaral
AHCI problem
Hi, I switched my BIOS (Asus M4A78L-M) to use AHCI and ran under AHCI but I've had to switch back to NATA because after a day or two of light use I start getting an endless stream of these messages in the log filling /var (1GB) rapidly, there's no sign of trouble using NATA. Aug 26 14:36:53 df1 kernel: ahci0.0: Transient Errors: 40 Aug 26 14:36:53 df1 kernel: ahci0.0: Failing all commands So far the only way I've found to stop it is to reboot, after which all is fine for a day or two. What is this most likely to be and how can I find out more ? -- Steve O'Hara-Smith | Directable Mirror Arrays C:>WIN | A better way to focus the sun The computer obeys and wins.|licences available see You lose and Bill collects. |http://www.sohara.org/
