are now supposed to be
power-factor-corrected, an ampmeter can give good results).
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a resume (being worked on in
-current, I see).
* Intermittent, umass0: Phase Error, residue = 8192, hangs when
transferring large amounts of data (~10MB-30MB). I'm hoping that
this isn't an hardware problem.
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-storage compliant, which means that it'll be
difficult (if not impossible) to get it working with FreeBSD (someone
may have to write a driver for it). If it doesn't need drivers, then
I'm at a loss as to suggest what to do next, except to upgrade to the
latest FreeBSD-STABLE.
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be used (which is what you're using). I know
that a -STABLE of around mid-February will *NOT* work (which is what
makes me think that -RELEASE also doesn't work), and one as of March 19
does (but might have problems with the new ATA code).
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a Linux version is available.
There is no open-source equivalent to purify (and probably won't
be, due to patent issues). The closest thing is GNU checker, but
that's a pale, feeble dust speck compared to purify (assuming that you
even manage to get checker working).
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enough current on the +5VSB rail to support WOL.
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I don't think you need *support* in the driver. What you do need is
for the driver/ACPI *bugs* to be fixed (any existing BIOS-configured
settings like WOL need to be preserved and not destroyed by the driver).
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That's it.
Now, you only have to send the special WOL packets to the system to
be woken up (someone's already mentioned the software, in another
posting, which also does not require any special driver support). I've
used both FreeBSD and Windows to send the packets.
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30-35MB (20MB typ)
Of course, increasing the number of buckets increased the initial
cfsd size (to 14-16MB, in the case of the 1M buckets), but that's
acceptable.
[ And the cfsd process doesn't shrink when you cdetach ;-( ]
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messages under cfs, but I've got too many files (I
can't afford having a 200+MB cfsd).
The memory is not freed until you unmount (and then, the memory is
only free'd for use by other cfs mounts -- the process size does not, of
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, a 200+MB cfsd puts the
system into swap h*ll pretty quickly. I think cfsd has some linked
lists which thrash a lot of pages.
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and fastest way out of these situations. Unless
I'll second this. I've had memory problems in the past, and every
memory checker I used said that the memory was good. Only by swapping
out the bad memory (I don't have access to an hardware memory checker)
was I able to fix my problems.
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Side note: Shigio Yamaguchi [EMAIL PROTECTED] has found some issues
and bugs regarding GLOBAL, and so GLOBAL is not as bad as the article
makes it out to be.
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ber to use different options when searching for function
definitions, identifier usage, preprocessor definitions, etc., and you
may still have to resort to doing a full grep because, for some
searches, global is too slow. The indices for global are HUGE, and
indexing takes much longer than other
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... however, how the H*LL are the clueless newbie hordes supposed
to know or learn this? As much as we'd like them to be, they're not
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y the Major Linux Personage, I'd have to say that there's a
lot of ugly truth there -- and I do really wish he was wrong.
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elling them via insults and the like is, well, rude.
Basically, the person doesn't like the present
behavior, and would like to have an alternative (or have it changed
completely).
This is, believe it or not, a reasonable
question/belief/expectation. If it's really asked that com
ble" (whatever this
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How big is the history file size (compared to the processes' max
allowed data size)? CVS has a number of brain-damanged areas; one in
particular is that CVS reads the *ENTIRE* history file into memory when
doing stuff ... and it's doing so simply to scan the history file
line-by-line ...
is the history file size (compared to the processes' max
allowed data size)? CVS has a number of brain-damanged areas; one in
particular is that CVS reads the *ENTIRE* history file into memory when
doing stuff ... and it's doing so simply to scan the history file
line-by-line
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performance with the
default filesystem frag size. Increasing the frag size (via newfs),
increased performance substantially.
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Greg Lehey g...@lemis.com wrote:
On Friday, 18 June 1999 at 1:14:20 -0700, Darryl Okahata wrote:
Possible marginally-related data point: with the 3.1-RELEASE vinum,
and with striped drives (yes, I know the original user is using
concatenated devices), I saw pretty bad write
, and complete overkill
for such an application.
I'm curious: in your opinion, what is the purpose of Unix?
Personally, I'd much rather use a single OS for everything --
including word processing. I don't -- today -- but that's where I'd
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darr
if
you include the original CVS archive).
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, and attempted kicking of
hind parts rather boring. I've got better and often more enjoyable
things to do. For those of you who enjoy all this name-calling and
dirt-flinging, I've got one thing to say: grow up and get a life.
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