tion before
using the information in the following):
http://bsdatwork.com/sections.php?op=viewarticle&artid=3
(Also read the OpenBSD section for additional WinXP
info.)
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/faq/disks.html#NT-BOOTLOADE
ite some time, maybe since
> pre-5.0-Release. I typically update the system about once a week.
Has the OP used ``hw.pci.allow_unsupported_io_range="1"''? I had
to use this with my A31 to prevent nasty fxp-related crashes in
5.1-RELEASE.
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ave: ATAPI identify failed
I don't get this in my dmesg (and I have an A31, where apm seems to
work). As you say it seems to be hanging during ATA reset, perhaps this
has something to do with it? Is there any way to disable the
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(See the recent 5.1 release TODO messages for details.)
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While GRUB, booteasy, and others are quite perfectly usable for many
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bably the best approach, as it doesn't require any MBR changes or
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(This is for the case where Windows & FreeBSD are on the
SAME drive.)
(Also read the OpenBSD section for additional WinXP
info.)
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO885
of bg fsck, I'm guessing not, but
I'd like to be sure. Thanks.
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Did you believe that the crashes were caused by enabling softupdates on
an R5 vinum volume, or were the crashes unrelated to vinum/softupdates?
I can see how crashes unrelated to vinum/softupdates might trash vinum
filesystems.
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This is on a system that's been running in the current state for
around a month. So far, it's panic'd once (a week or so ago), and so
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pted?).
After investigating, I believe these truncated files (which were NOT
recently modified) were in a directory in which other files were being
created/written at the time of the panic.
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wait for an IBM BIOS fix. I'm not yet
that desperate. ;-(
In the meantime, I'll muddle through with apm.
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While
there may be issues with FreeBSD's ACPI, there are definitely issues
with the A31 BIOS:
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=3597168
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kernel, there
> are no error messages, but the /dev/apm device doesn't appear.
Is this line in /boot/device.hints?:
hint.apm.0.disabled="1"
I got bit by this, too.
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Thanks for the help.
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> Can you please try this:
>
> mdconfig -a -t malloc -s 4m -u 75
> gbde init /dev/md75
> gbde attach md75
Nope, exact same error.
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Sorry, I'm being forgetful: I'm getting these errors under
5.0-RELEASE.
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words,
I get the same error regardless of whether or not I use the -L/-l
options.
[ Sorry for being unclear, but I originally tried gbde(8) without -L or
-l. I switched to using -L and -l because that's what the man page
showed, and I assumed that the man page knew something I didn&#
Has anyone gotten gbde working with vnode md devices (file-based)?
I'm trying to create a gbde-managed device from a file, and I keep on
getting various ioctl() failures. See attached log file.
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Arg.
OK, I'll now try putting numbers at the end of volume names.
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gure out file system partition
I've attached a typescript file (w/added comments) illustrating the
problem for the basic, one-drive case.
Is vinum broken in 5.0RC2, or am I doing something spectacularly
stupid?
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r him,
but 4.7 doesn't.
I haven't searched the archives very hard, but I could only find a
reference to the "VIA patch" being applied to -current (Soren's post
of around December 26, 2001). I haven't tried rummaging through the CVS
logs. I've always assumed
't surprise
> me...this particular mobo is a very early Athlon board, and the chipset may
> be buggy.
Motherboards using the VIA KT133A chipset generally do not have a
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n't much (some
2.5" USB hard disks can draw MUCH more, which violates the spec, and
sometimes works, and sometimes doesn't).
Here's another discussion on this:
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=lang_en&ie=UTF-8&threadm=ajedc5%24bej%241
;
> This line tells that sound device is detected and working problem, maybe
> you just need to adjust mixer with aumix or something?
If you look at the referenced linux patch, you'll see a workaround
for a "no sound" problem. Perhaps that's the problem?
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nt ways. I seem to
recall hearing rumors that Windows allocates memory from the top down.
If so, and if FreeBSD allocates memory from the bottom up (I don't
know), that could explain why you do not appear to be seeing the problem
under xp.
However, as other people are having mysterious
patch (e.g.,
eliminate the code duplication and debugging code), and so it would be
nice if someone else could do that and submit it.
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yet:
XEmacs uses unexelf.c, whereas gcl uses unexec.c. Changing gcl
to use unexelf.c didn't change anything, but the next step is to
compare the two unexelf.c's (they are different). The core
stack trace seems to imply that there's some constructor
browsers, just uses
"global". Anyone knee-deep in the kernel should be using global
directly (or cscope, which is my preference), as you'll then be able to
browse your locally-modified version of the code.
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5.0, but, with all the qualms that
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d by devinfo and pciconf's '-v' flag.
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> Sorry. 8)
Cool! I didn't want to support it, anyway. ;-)
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, using an (old) hard-coded table originally obtained from:
http://www.yourvote.com/pci/pcidev.csv
You can get the script from:
ftp://ftp.sonic.net/pub/users/darrylo/freebsd/scanirq.gz
It's written for 4.X, but might work for -current (you'll have to
disable the check
it, though.
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ong possibly others.
I've got an AirStation, and it's not bad. Like most access points,
it has only 40-bit encryption, though. It's configurable via a web
browser, using password-protected web pages. However, because of this,
the configuration needs to be done via a secure, wire
me a
while. If anyone else would like to do it, that's fine with me.
> My dell seems to have one of these things in it.
As does mine. ;-( I really want sound output on my 7500.
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lp that much. As has been mentioned in -hackers, the ISO
images only compress by 3% or so, or around ~20MB. So, instead of a
640MB ISO image, you have a 620MB image. Is the 20MB significant?
(I don't know.)
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Munehiro Matsuda) wrote:
> If you are tring to write a driver for it, I still have some docs around.
> If you need them, let me know.
If you have anything more than the ESS datasheets (like real ESS
docs), I'd like to get a copy.
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NTIRE history of a file (per cvs). I have CD roms which have the old versio
> ns
> in case I need to reference them.
Huh? The "ENTIRE history of a file" isn't stored below
/usr/ports. There may be some CVS control information for each port
(and you can make an ar
"joanra" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have done all what you have told me to do, but it still doesn't work. Now
> i have another problem, i have removed the DEVICES WD* (as you told me) and
> i can't mount partitions. It mounts WD on / but just as READ-ONLY and i
> can't do anything, How could
ear" instead of "a
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Karl Denninger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> posted a message with the headers:
> Date: Fri, 31 Dec 1999 22:55:35 +875400
> X-Mailer: Mutt 0.93.2i
Methinks this version of Mutt may have a Y2K problem, as 875400 hours is
roughly (very roughly) a century
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this.
[ Personally, I like the way dmesg is now, but I guess some people
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sers of
older hardware from running 4.0-release/-stable when it comes out,
because no one running -current has an example of their older
hardware, and we removed the old drivers which may have worked.
In other words, it's unclear as to whether or not the new driver
will leave an
Michael Chin-Yuan Wu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Please try this tutorial when you move from -stable to -current
>
> www.external.org/freebsd/current.html
I think you're missing the recent block device obsolescence
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program/server, which
opened up a window on each player's display. Still, performance was
pretty good (on a *local* LAN), even on ten-year-old RISC hardware.
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can't, I've got a 1540A somewhere (in theory ;-) that I'd be
willing to lend out (if the address is in the US). It's been years
since I've used it, and so I'm not 100% sure that it still works,
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an article called, "Attacking FreeBSD with Kernel Modules", at:
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Click on "Articles", followed by "Attacking FreeBSD with Kernel Modules
(example modules)". I'm not sure how up-to-date it is, though.
Strange, but true.
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> motherboard resource lists.
I want to publicly thank Peter Wemm for posting a reply that is
courteous, informative, and useful. Recently, there has been too much
noise in this and other FreeBSD lists/groups where other people have
been a
-fomit-frame-pointer -fschedule-insns
> -fschedule-insns2
>141.92 real 141.43 user 0.10 sys
What do these timings represent? As you say the mp3 playing time
is 373 seconds, but the "real" times vary, the timings don't appear to
be the playing/pr
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> #!/bin/sh
> (cvs status | grep '^File:' | grep -v 'Status: Up-to-date$') 2> /dev/null
This doesn't give path information -- it's worse than before, in
that the (verbose) p
3 minutes to list the status below /usr/src/sys, this new
version takes around 1 minute. I've also applied Anton's fix. ]
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er /usr/src/sys, and around 30 minutes
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[ My (local, mirrored via cvsup) repository is accessed via pserver
over 128K ISDN, and so there's a good chance that many people will see
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(I've forgotten if this is
supposed to happen or not). When I insert the LAN card, the pccardd
daemon reports:
driver allocation failed for ACCTON(EN2216-PCMCIA-ETHERNET): Device not configured
(The pccardd daemon is trying to use the ed0 driver.)
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enough memory
(32-64MB), you can be running X11 and compiling programs while the CD is
burning (this is with a 2X burner, though).
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