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Hi Folks:
This is my first post here. I believe it is the correct list for my
questions. If not,
please excuse me and direct me to the proper list.
I have been using Linux as my
On Sat, 2006-Jun-24 01:27:05 +0300, Dmitry Pryanishnikov wrote:
So it looks like one should be able to mmap() a character special file (w/o
MAP_ANON, of course). However, if I try to issue:
If you have the kernel source handy, you can check which devices
support mmap() by looking for a 'd_mmap'
On 6/24/06, Frank Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Let's assume your Block Device is an ATA Hard Disk and you're using
FreeBSD
6.0 like me.
Take a look at sys/ata.h and you'll see a large fully-commented
structure,
struct ata_params, which is used to return the information from the ATA
Hello!
On Sat, 24 Jun 2006, Stanislav Sedov wrote:
I'm curious about mmap()ing devices (particularly, HDD slices). The manpage
mentions character special files only once:
You cannot mmap ata devices (as well as scsi ones), since mmap functions
was not implemented. Actually, only few devices
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Artem Ignatiev [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
: When I do 'echo mydev_load=YES /boot/loader.conf', loader loads
: both mydev.ko and mybus.ko, and mybus.ko attaches properly, but
: mydev.ko don't attach to anything.
:
: I suppose this happens because mydev
Quotas don't seem to be working. Or whatever I did in 5.x that worked
fine has subtly changed in such a way that I can't see the documentation
differences.
From single user mode, mount -o userquota -t ufs /dev/ad0s1e /usr mounts fine
without
any messages, but mount doesn't show it having quota
Let's assume your Block Device is an ATA Hard Disk and you're using FreeBSD
6.0 like me.
Take a look at sys/ata.h and you'll see a large fully-commented structure,
struct ata_params, which is used to return the information from the ATA
IDENTIFY DEVICE command using something like:
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Hi Folks:
This is my first post here. I believe it is the correct list for my questions.
If not,
please excuse me and direct me to the proper list.
I have been using Linux as my WorkStation since V0.98 Kernel, so I know a bit
about NIX's
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