Dag-Erling Smorgrav [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
James Housley [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I believe a correct and true statement is "FreeBSD is a direct decendant
of Unix(TM). Based on the BSD sources"
I don't think there's all that much left of the original BSD
sources... at least not in the
It seems Terry Lambert wrote:
I would like to communicate the proposed changes to the author but I did not
find his address. Could somebody provide his email to me?
[ ... ]
This is going to be a problem in getting your changes accepted:
+/*-
+ * t.h. changes copyright (c) 2000
Hello All,
We're working on a driver for a PCI card, we're currently running into a
problem that's symptomatic of a cache coherency problem. We have a area of
memory that we manipulate and pass a physical address to our card. In other
OS's (Linux, NT), before we manipulate this memory area, we
At Mon, 23 Oct 2000 08:33:04 EDT, "Christopher Harrer" wrote:
Hello All,
We're working on a driver for a PCI card, we're currently running into a
problem that's symptomatic of a cache coherency problem. We have a area of
memory that we manipulate and pass a physical address to our card.
When is this going to be brought into -current?
Boris Popov wrote:
Hello,
At first, I'm want to say 'thank you' for everybody who provided
me with feedback on my work. So, here is a records from the HISTORY file
for last two releases:
20.10.2000 1.3.0
At 05:25 PM 10/21/2000, Sergey Babkin wrote:
Frederik Meerwaldt wrote:
We need this information in order to determine which of these two OS to
choose from to drive our website.
Choose FreeBSD. It's faster.
Also if some things don't work or work strangely or are poorly
documented,
On Sun, Oct 22, 2000 at 10:11:09PM -0600, Warner Losh wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED] David Miller
writes:
: SanDisk makes a IDE-like flash card one could plug into a $30 USB
: flashcard reader.
:
: Would FreeBSD have any idea how to boot off such a beast? Alternatively,
: anyone
Hi,
i'm currently working on understanding the FreeBSD kernel.
Therefore I read the book "The design and implementation
of the 4.4BSD OS". As I know that most of the things described
in this book are probably no longer up to date, I think
that the basics should be the same.
As I would like to
Hello All,
We're working on a driver for a PCI card, we're currently running into a
problem that's symptomatic of a cache coherency problem. We have a area of
memory that we manipulate and pass a physical address to our card. In other
OS's (Linux, NT), before we manipulate this memory
Summary of the problem:
Can't assign cable modem gateway (10.17.56.12) to interface
ed0 with assigned IP (208.59.162.242) - "network unreachable".
I called RCN (my cable provider) and asked them to give me
a gateway on the same subnet; they said they "don't do that".
Part of solution:
I set
"This register is used to establish the PCI address for data moving from the
the Host Computer Memory to the card. It consists of a 30 bit counter with
the low-order 2 bits hardwired as zeros. The address stored may be any
nonzero byte length that is a multiple of 8, since 8 bytes are
Hm -- how about using proxy-arp style routing? If their router has has
proxy-arp support turned on, then you can set yourself (ie your own IP) as
the default and will arp for _all_ addreeses of _all_ remote boxes you try
to connect to. Then their router sends a response to the arp-request and
Hm -- how about using proxy-arp style routing?
Here's what I've done in the past:
1. Have a friend out in the net ping your address 208.59.162.242
2. Run tcpdump and look for someone ARPing for you. That someone
will very likely be your default gateway as seen from your site.
If that
On Mon, 23 Oct 2000, Les Biffle wrote:
Hm -- how about using proxy-arp style routing?
Here's what I've done in the past:
1. Have a friend out in the net ping your address 208.59.162.242
2. Run tcpdump and look for someone ARPing for you. That someone
will very likely be your
On Mon, 23 Oct 2000, Mike Smith wrote:
Summary of the problem:
Can't assign cable modem gateway (10.17.56.12) to interface
ed0 with assigned IP (208.59.162.242) - "network unreachable".
I called RCN (my cable provider) and asked them to give me
a gateway on the same subnet; they
Hi,
Apologies for this, I'm sure I've seen the answer recently but I'm *^%ed
if I can find it in the archives[1]. I have an installed FreeBSD hard disk
that I want to use as the second drive on a machine with other stuff on the
first drive. How do I install BootEasy on the first drive? TIA
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