On Fri, 21 May 1999, Matthew Dillon wrote:
: entirely contained within the current stack trace.
:All my kernels are now DDB kernels :) But since I do almost all of
:my work remotely they are DDB_UNATTENDED, and the machine I am panic-ing
:is not on the serial console server (sorry). I
Environment
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- 3.2-STABLE (CD-ROM version or built without -DWANT_AOUT)
- 4.0-CURRENT (built without -DWANT_AOUT)
Problem
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Fact: ld.so (rtld-aout) is built as part of ``legacy-build'' and then
installed as part of ``legacy-install''. In order to build it,
one
On Sat, May 22, 1999 at 03:57:01PM +0300, I wrote:
Environment
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- 3.2-STABLE (CD-ROM version or built without -DWANT_AOUT)
- 4.0-CURRENT (built without -DWANT_AOUT)
[...]
3. Totally remove a.out support and push ld.so into all compatXX
distributions. By the way, this is
One other suggestion, while I'm at it.
The dgb driver has been marked alpha quality for a LONG time.
I've had a fax server running on a PC/Xe 8 port card (64k shared RAM)
for well over a year on one of these cards - and have NEVER had a single
problem with it. That server gets a LOT of
Hi folks,
Are there issues that make the following apparently innocuous change
to the handling of turning off promiscuous mode a bad idea?
It doesn't seem to me like it'd break anything, and I'd like to know
for sure when it's turned off -- it'd mean I don't have to count up the
number of
On Sat, May 22, 1999 at 02:33:51PM +0100, Brian Somers wrote:
One other suggestion, while I'm at it.
The dgb driver has been marked alpha quality for a LONG time.
I've had a fax server running on a PC/Xe 8 port card (64k shared RAM)
for well over a year on one of these cards - and
On 22-May-99 Karl Denninger wrote:
On Sat, May 22, 1999 at 02:33:51PM +0100, Brian Somers wrote:
One other suggestion, while I'm at it.
The dgb driver has been marked alpha quality for a LONG time.
I've had a fax server running on a PC/Xe 8 port card (64k shared RAM)
for well over
On 22-May-99 Sheldon Hearn wrote:
It doesn't seem to me like it'd break anything, and I'd like to know
for sure when it's turned off -- it'd mean I don't have to count up the
number of promiscous mode enabled messages and make sure that that
number matches the number of applications I've run
Just noticed David's commits into HEAD... ;-)
David, you have forgotten to put ld.so into compat22
No I didn't (and I wish people would stop accusing me of forgetting
stuff!). For some reason, I am now having problems with remove CVS
commits. :-(
--
-- David(obr...@nuxi.com -or-
Problem
---
Fact: ld.so (rtld-aout) is built as part of ``legacy-build'' and then
installed as part of ``legacy-install''. In order to build it,
one needs to pass -DWANT_AOUT to the ``make world'' process.
This will build a.out libraries and legacy boot as well.
And would it be possible to MFC this stuff
After it is tested in -CURRENT first.
and add an 3.2-ERRATA entry...
Why? The compat22 distribution on the FTP site has ld.so in it, as wil
the CDROM. Did you install 3.2 on the very first day?
--
-- David(obr...@nuxi.com -or-
As Mike Smith wrote ...
Pavel Narozhniy wrote:
Does anybody heard about SGI releasing XFS source code?
Yup, they're doing it.
I would guess that FreeBSD would need a fairly thorough revamp of its
handling of kernel memory allocation before XFS would be fully usable,
though:
As sth...@nethelp.no wrote ...
Things like DECnet set the MAC address. Don't ask me why though.
Because there is a one to one correspondence between the DECnet (Phase
IV) address and the MAC address. Ie. if you specify the DECnet address,
you have also implicitly specified the MAC address.
: [ gps talk ]
:...
I've been very impressed with the newer ( last 5 months ) Garmin
handhelds. The older ones only had 8 channel receivers. The newer
ones have 12 channel receivers sensitive enough that the units often
work indoors.
FWIW, the Garmin 12XL is a *very*
On Sat, May 22, 1999 at 09:09:46AM -0700, David O'Brien wrote:
Just noticed David's commits into HEAD... ;-)
David, you have forgotten to put ld.so into compat22
No I didn't (and I wish people would stop accusing me of forgetting
stuff!). For some reason, I am now having problems with
On Sat, May 22, 1999 at 09:20:26AM -0700, David O'Brien wrote:
And would it be possible to MFC this stuff
After it is tested in -CURRENT first.
and add an 3.2-ERRATA entry...
Why? The compat22 distribution on the FTP site has ld.so in it, as wil
the CDROM. Did you install 3.2 on the
Nate Williams wrote:
: [ gps talk ]
:...
I've been very impressed with the newer ( last 5 months ) Garmin
handhelds. The older ones only had 8 channel receivers. The newer
ones have 12 channel receivers sensitive enough that the units often
work indoors.
FWIW,
Hello there...
I have an application where I require access to an LM78 health monitor
chip on a certain type of industrial PC motherboard we use. Unfortunately,
the LM78 is tied to ISA and not I2C/SMBus.
Can anyone recommend a good framework to start writing a driver for this
beastie? I've never
In message pine.bsf.4.05.9905221943010.13140-100...@medulla.hippocampus.net,
Marc Nicholas wrote:
Hello there...
I have an application where I require access to an LM78 health monitor
chip on a certain type of industrial PC motherboard we use. Unfortunately,
the LM78 is tied to ISA and not
In article 37458ff0.fc9b2...@cablenet.net,
Damian Hamill dam...@cablenet.net wrote:
I have found the problem and it is a problem with make. By chance I did
an ls -l of the directory and noticed the shared object was only 371
bytes and thought no that can't be right.
Thanks for
Out of a perhaps morbid curiosity, I'm somewhat interested in setting up
an IPv6 stack on my computer. From what I can tell there are two well
supported stacks. Kame and Inria, and both support 2.2.8, Kame also
supports 3.x. Has anyone tried to port either to -current? I tried
playing around
I have done simple drivers before. I would be interested in working with you
on this (it would benefit me as well). If you couild provide a web site with
more information that would help too.
--
David Cross | email: cro...@cs.rpi.edu
Systems
Hi, I just made a major mistake with my FreeBSD drive that I hope I can
recover from. Not thinking too far ahead, I tried to install OS-BS on a
dangerously dedicated FreeBSD drive. This had the unfortunate side effect
of wiping out both the boot code and disklabel from the drive. I'd like to
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