> Where else have you found this check?
Hrm. All over the ath code. I guess that's the only place I saw it.
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I'm looking at driver code in the FreeBSD kernel, and pretty much
everywhere I look I see a check for EEPROM checksum. It's always
0x. What is so special about this value 0x? Is this value
agreed upon by hardware manufacturers? So basically they have one end
slot for data where they put
> one could also use the -F switch in connection with mergemaster(8).
>From mergemaster manpage:
"If the files differ only by VCS Id ($FreeBSD) install the new file."
Yes that is exactly what I want, thanks.
By the way, are there any other ways that are more preferred to get
/usr/src/ than doin
> Use devel/subversion-freebsd though so it expands the $FreeBSD$ RCS tag.
I just did that. I am afraid however that all of my files in /etc
will have a different RCS tag. For example, I got /usr/src/ via SVN
directly (head, or CURRENT) and did a mergemaster prebuildworld step,
and I get this di
> Use devel/subversion-freebsd though so it expands the $FreeBSD$ RCS tag.
I was just gonna say. Doing the plain old SVN checkout of head and
mergemaster preworld, I noticed that:
*** Displaying differences between ./etc/group and installed version:
--- /etc/group 2011-03-22 16:45:05.00
I plan on doing some kernel tweaking on CURRENT. If my changes go
well I'll submit my changes to one of the devs.
I'm used to getting /usr/src/ via supfile using the "csup" command. I
find that it would be a whole lot easier for me to access some sort of
anonymous SVN or CVS directly to populate
Hi guys, I'd like to contribute to the FreeBSD community by testing
and programming a little in the coming months/years. I'm a
mathematician from Berkeley (B.S.), I have been using FreeBSD for
about 5 years (on a router and on 2 servers) and I come from a strong
programming background (12+ years).
