if this is not the
case, then there will need to be another (protected mode) entry point
into the kernel.
No.
*boot* and *loader should be the same on X32 and AMD64.
The kernel seems to switch to long mode in /sys/amd64/amd64/mpboot.S
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the zpool.cache
file ) and I got bitten by this issue recently in a ZFS only environment.
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uses linux API's.
I'd gladly write a port for it if someone could port it.
Probably it should use the led(4) framework and reside in the base OS.
Like sys/arm/xscale/ixp425/cambria_led.c
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The chips in question are:
Marvell 6111, 6121, 6141 or 6145
I have an ASUS M2N32 WS Professional which has an 6141 onboard.
Both SATA and PATA are accessable.
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that value for anything and instead is hardcoded to use
whatever is in /etc/services.
That issue is fixed.
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access by userland applications
(e.g. scp) and libraries (OpenSSL) through /dev/crypto.
With OpenSSL you have two choices:
engine cryptodev : uses /dev/crypto
engine padlock : uses the xcrypt commands directly
engine padlock should be the fastest of course.
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On Tue, 18 Jul 2006, Christian Brueffer wrote:
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Nice, could you update padlock(4) with information about supported C7
processors?
Something like the attached patch?
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On Wed, 19 Jul 2006, Christian Brueffer wrote:
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Something like the attached patch?
I'd prefer a more compact version. How about the attached patch? Also
applies some more word smithing.
commited. Thanks!
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not too bad, isn't it? :-)
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old_jail
prompt# chflags -R noschg old_jail
prompt# rm -rf old_jail
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it prevent root from doing `rm -rf /` which is a pretty
legal operation for root since he knows what he is doing.
This is UNIX, not Windows.
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where not concentrated or felt in dangerous
safety.
Once you realize that there is no seatbelt, you make less errors and have better
backups.
But many thanks to try to make FreeBSD and its operators better!
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be disallowed.
Every anti foot shooting takes time to check for.
A strncmp for every arg is maybe ok. Traversing the tree for realpath is not.
The job for `rm` is to remove whatever it is given to get removed.
As fast as possible. Nothing else.
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On Sat, Oct 02, 2004, Michael Reifenberger wrote:
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trouble this saves.)
Sounds like ADVFS on OSF/ALPHA...
Was nice to work with.
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alternatives are available) and would try to
avoid p4 if possible.
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professional
support for it.
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On Wed, 27 Nov 2002, Kenneth Culver wrote:
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OK, the PR is located at
http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query
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Anyway, I'll submit a PR once I clean up the patches a bit.
Yes, please.
Please post the number when ready.
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Hi,
are there experiences with backup/restore of an bootable w2k
partition from within FreeBSD?
I've seen `newfs_msdos -B`, but how to extract the w2k bootblock (dd?) ?
Is it sufficient to get an bootable partition?
Thanks!
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. in seminit() starting at line 162 ( -current ).
You'll see a bunch of TUNABLE_INT_FETCH(...).
These are tunable during loader(8) time.
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print the TOS (Top of Stack) usually.
. does print a constant string.
So .FOO does print FOO.
s does put a constant string on top of the stack.
Which seemd to get used by read-conf later on.
I hope my memory didn't fool me here.
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On Sun, 16 Sep 2001, Warner Losh wrote:
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What's the difference beteen . and s?
BTW: Following the Tutorials link on
http://ficl.sourceforge.net/ficl.html
there is at least on good-looking Forth primer.
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or later on the 4.x branch.
using "boot0cfg -B -o packet ad0" solved the booting problem for me.
Previously I had to use the win98 bootloader and activate the partitions by
hand in a dual-boot configuration.
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;-hupcl" #or *comcontrol_flags + *stty_flags
...
BTW: please make the rc* files be self contained (where it makes sense) so that
they can be called outside of rc. Each file should include rc.conf for itself
so that one could reinit the serial lines by `sh /etc/rc.serial` or fire up
contained (where it makes sense) so that
they can be called outside of rc. Each file should include rc.conf for itself
so that one could reinit the serial lines by `sh /etc/rc.serial` or fire up
isdn after reconfiguration with `sh /etc/rc.isdn`...
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of clkintr().
This seems to eliminate the problem for me.
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of clkintr().
This seems to eliminate the problem for me.
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