Re: running code on all CPUs

2006-10-04 Thread David Xu
On Thursday 05 October 2006 05:40, Jonathan Chen wrote: > Hello, > > I'm currently writing kernel code to use MCA (machine check architecture) > in order to detect things like ECC errors. As part of this, I need to run > code on all CPUs periodically to check some status registers. Where is the >

running code on all CPUs

2006-10-04 Thread Jonathan Chen
Hello, I'm currently writing kernel code to use MCA (machine check architecture) in order to detect things like ECC errors. As part of this, I need to run code on all CPUs periodically to check some status registers. Where is the best place to do this? It doesn't seem that I can use regular

Re: Survey on Video Capture API: BSD meteor(4) vs. Video for Linux 1/2

2006-10-04 Thread sbahra
[...] MPlayer supports both kinds of API's. But to gain Linux ybinary compatibility for FreeBSD, V4L/V4L2 must be introduced to FreeBSD. I think it is wiser to provide an in-kernel API which is far more comprehensive. I suggest you take a look at the VideoBSD project that jmg@ was working

Re: Spam protection foo [Re: installkernel target.]

2006-10-04 Thread Nikolay Pavlov
On Wednesday, 4 October 2006 at 18:12:41 +0200, Max Laier wrote: > On Wednesday 04 October 2006 17:58, Nikolay Pavlov's MX wrote: > > HEY YOU! PLEASE READ THIS IF YOU ARE NOT A ROBOT =) > > IT'S JUST A SPAM PROTECTION.   > > > > This message was created automatically by mail delivery software. > >

Survey on Video Capture API: BSD meteor(4) vs. Video for Linux 1/2

2006-10-04 Thread Intron is my alias on the Internet
If I would code to enhance video capture support for FreeBSD, what video capture API do you prefer? Your choices: 1. BSD Brooktree 848 (See bktr(4) and meteor(4)) This is *BSD-specific video capture API. So far only Brooktree (Conexant) 848/878 chip is supported by *BSD. Thus, actually this API

Re: installkernel target.

2006-10-04 Thread LI Xin
Nikolay Pavlov wrote: > Hi, folks. > Is there any supported way to make installkernel directly to some > directory. I want to build two kernels (like /boot/kernel.SMP/ and > /boot/kernel.UP/) in my installation script and DESTDIR is quite useless > is this case. KODIR, see UPDATING. Cheers, --

Spam protection foo [Re: installkernel target.]

2006-10-04 Thread Max Laier
On Wednesday 04 October 2006 17:58, Nikolay Pavlov's MX wrote: > HEY YOU! PLEASE READ THIS IF YOU ARE NOT A ROBOT =) > IT'S JUST A SPAM PROTECTION.   > > This message was created automatically by mail delivery software. >... Please don't use such stupid obfuscation. It doesn't help and just incr

Re: installkernel target.

2006-10-04 Thread Joseph Koshy
Is there any supported way to make installkernel directly to some directory. I want to build two kernels (like /boot/kernel.SMP/ and /boot/kernel.UP/) in my installation script and DESTDIR is quite useless is this case. make installkernel KERNCONF=YOUR_KERNEL_HERE KODIR=/boot/testkernel S

Re: installkernel target.

2006-10-04 Thread Max Laier
On Wednesday 04 October 2006 17:58, Nikolay Pavlov wrote: > Is there any supported way to make installkernel directly to some > directory. I want to build two kernels (like /boot/kernel.SMP/ and > /boot/kernel.UP/) in my installation script and DESTDIR is quite > useless is this case. It seems tha

installkernel target.

2006-10-04 Thread Nikolay Pavlov
Hi, folks. Is there any supported way to make installkernel directly to some directory. I want to build two kernels (like /boot/kernel.SMP/ and /boot/kernel.UP/) in my installation script and DESTDIR is quite useless is this case. --