Second, the projects page we have now, with all due respect to the
people that try to keep it reasonably organised, is a mess due to the
lack of updates. people only maintain their project pages perhaps, but
certainly not the links that lead to them.
Being able to work with more people on
Perhaps there are some invisible spaces after some of the backslashes?
Kees Jan
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To follow up myself, I got the first important comments from Matthew
N. Dodd, which I will merge this evening.
Alex
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Hi,
I am G.B. Naidu, a unix maniac.
What is the discussion that's going on currently on this list?
I have some simple question. Many of you might have written some hooks
into the kernel. I wonder what are these hooks and how to write them?
Can somebody help me to understand this.
thanks
Issei Suzuki writes:
I add SSE support for FreeBSD 4.0-RELEASE and 5.0-CURRENT. Some more
work is needed everything to go well, but it works functionally now.
The patches and documents are avaiable at:
http://home.jp.freebsd.org/~issei/sse/sse.html
Limitations:
-
I have traffic metering program using bpf,
it works fine on relatevly free net but looses about 30%
of packets on havy loaded one.
Could any body suggest me something?
Thank you!
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At 4:56 PM -0400 5/11/00, Ted Buswell wrote:
I don't like the proposed idea (shell script mod of smb.conf) either,
however I was under the impression with your lpr mod you would also
bludgeon the user with 4*5*200 printer shares.
I had thought that with your lpr mod, you still need to somehow
hi all,
i have written a special ioctl which writes data into a file from a buffer in
kernel memory. it invokes fo-fo_write() and involves one copy from kernel
mem
to disk cache. however this takes substantially more time than an ordinary
write which copies from user space to the disk cache.
Hi,
I'm looking to purchase an ATM adapter for my FreeBSD box. The two adapters
specified in the "Integrating ATM networking into BSD" document (Adaptec
ANA-59x0 efficient ENI-155) are no longer available.
My needs are simple:
-PCI/ISA ATM adapter.
-Compatibility with the en0 driver (or
Get the Fore PCA200 and use the "HARP" ATM code which is far more
functional than the "Chuck ATM" code.
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On Wed, 17 May 2000, Daniel Hilevich wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking to purchase an ATM adapter for my FreeBSD box. The two adapters
specified in the "Integrating ATM networking into BSD" document (Adaptec
ANA-59x0 efficient ENI-155) are no longer available.
My needs are simple:
-PCI/ISA ATM
* Joy Ganguly [EMAIL PROTECTED] [000517 09:41] wrote:
hi all,
i have written a special ioctl which writes data into a file from a buffer in
kernel memory. it invokes fo-fo_write() and involves one copy from kernel
mem
to disk cache. however this takes substantially more time than an
Alfred Perlstein wrote:
* Joy Ganguly [EMAIL PROTECTED] [000517 09:41] wrote:
hi all,
i have written a special ioctl which writes data into a file from a buffer in
kernel memory. it invokes fo-fo_write() and involves one copy from kernel
mem
to disk cache. however this takes
I had a couple of system out of sync problems.
(1) PCI sync problem:
ATM adapter updates a buffer return pointer and generates intr,
but when driver pulls out the information that updated by adapter,
some memory in the last piece of the pool is garbage.
e.g.
head
For those using the mss pcm driver on laptops, this a patch to
fix the skipping and volume changes that happen after resuming from
hiberation or suspension. Note that your laptop will not resume playing
music until you close and re-open the sound device using these patches.
The
There was some talk about this back in March or so, leaving me rembering
someone said that it wouldn't be too hard or long to do it.
Has there been any progress?
Len
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* Joy Ganguly [EMAIL PROTECTED] [000517 11:19] wrote:
Alfred Perlstein wrote:
* Joy Ganguly [EMAIL PROTECTED] [000517 09:41] wrote:
hi all,
i have written a special ioctl which writes data into a file from a buffer in
kernel memory. it invokes fo-fo_write() and involves one
* Jin Guojun [EMAIL PROTECTED] [000517 12:34] wrote:
I had a couple of system out of sync problems.
(1) PCI sync problem:
ATM adapter updates a buffer return pointer and generates intr,
but when driver pulls out the information that updated by adapter,
some memory in the
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Len Conrad wri
tes:
There was some talk about this back in March or so, leaving me rembering
someone said that it wouldn't be too hard or long to do it.
Has there been any progress?
I have still not received my hardware :-(
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Second revision is online at
http://big.endian.de/misc/newbus-intro.txt
The led-driver is still in the tar.gz I posted yesterday, but this
tar.gz still has version 1.
Please, guys. READ IT! COMMENTS!
Alex
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Which symbols might be used instead of 'nproc' and 'proc' (which is
FreeBSD 4.0 specific, as far as I understand) with FreeBSD 3.x kernels? I
have a local port of ucd-snmp 4.1.1 with host resources module included
which works fine but complains about this symbols on all 3.x boxes.
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Dmitry Samersoff wrote:
I have traffic metering program using bpf,
it works fine on relatevly free net but looses about 30%
of packets on havy loaded one.
Could any body suggest me something?
A much faster processor?
What kind of CPU/memory/network interface are you using?
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Alfred Perlstein wrote:
bcopy should be using the hand optimized code, I think you may have
to explain more of what you're doing if anyone is going to be able
to help.
well this is what i am doing:
i have a device buffer in contiguous physical memory. i want to write
that buffer into
a file
Alfred Perlstein [EMAIL PROTECTED] stated:
I had a couple of system out of sync problems.
(1) PCI sync problem:
ATM adapter updates a buffer return pointer and generates intr,
but when driver pulls out the information that updated by adapter,
some memory in the
:i have a device buffer in contiguous physical memory. i want to write
:that buffer into
:a file disk. for that ive written a simple ioctl which works similar to
:the syscall
:write. except that it transfers from kernel space instead of user
:space. my user
:program calls this ioctl with the
Hi,
I have a question for the networking gurus out there. How exactly would you
configure a FreeBSD machine connected to a Cisco switch with port grouping on
two Ethernet channels?
Also, for future reference, the funny network delays on the switched network
were solved. It turns out if you
I know it is happening because of the ``read firstline'' command. It is
using the standard shell way
of continuing a line using the '\' char and applying that to the input. That
explains why only the first
line is effected.
Actually, if there is a way that I can read only the first two chars
I've used softice for debugging under windows, and i was wondering if gdb
offers similar capabilities. It seems the best way to debug the ECP
parallel port problem is to step through the code during the boot phase.
Can this be done, or is there too much timing-critical stuff going on then?
jm
I got the impression that newbus would make it easier to make kernel
modules out of things. What in general does it take to make something
into a kld? I'm thinking of pcm for example.
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Hi Mike,
On Wed, 17 May 2000, Mike Silbersack wrote:
Heh, that's sorta neat, I guess. It'll be interesting to find out if the
leak is due to the mbuf waiting in some way, or a totally unrelated bug
we're tickling. I'd almost guess the latter.
I finally peeked at the tcp_timer
Just as a quite spot note... Im near completion on my KLD programming
tutorial... Just got to push out a section or two more and then wait for a
review and it will be ready for relaease. This will/should help many with
their general questions regarding how to write KLDs and hopefully willhelp
I'm trying to write a simple static NAT, and have got a bit stuck with the
new checksum in the IP header thing with me is that I'm not happy about
something till I understand it (and it appears that the IP stack is well
behaved and won't send something unless the IP checksum is right either).
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