Thus spake Byunghyun Oh [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm porting Plex86 x86 VM, which uses get_user_pages() function at
Linux-version kernel module to find and pin physical pages of memory
in user space (according to its documentation). I tried many
candidates as its replacement (PHYS_TO_VM_PAGE() macro
David Schultz wrote:
Thus spake Byunghyun Oh [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm porting Plex86 x86 VM, which uses get_user_pages() function at
Linux-version kernel module to find and pin physical pages of memory
in user space (according to its documentation). I tried many
candidates as its
Thanks Terry Lambert, for your time.
But i will not try help the FreeBSD community anymore...
First of all, i have posted the diff file to you look the
important parts, that construct my solution. NOt the constants ones...
Of course that the FreeBSD code will not have my name, and company!
Michael Ranner (Sun, Feb 23, 2003 at 03:40:20PM +0100) wrote:
Am Freitag, 21. Februar 2003 22:38 schrieben Sie:
At 10:20 PM +0100 2/19/03, Michael Ranner wrote:
For what it's worth, we (FreeBSD) have a simple SuperBlock recovery
program in /usr/src/tools/tools/find-sb. I picked up some
On Wed, 12 Feb 2003, Kevin Fogleman wrote:
Is there an existing way to monitor the entire filesystem for changes to
any file, particularly changes in extended attributes?
I'm looking to write a program that builds an index of all
user-accessable extended attributes for every file in the
Wes Peters wrote:
Terminal? You have heard of this really cool thing called windowing
software? ;^)
I completely utterly fail to understand why some young developers attach
some sort of romance to writing code on an 80x25 screen, when all the
haxxors my age or older waited (or slaved away)
I am so sorry that I couldn't (and maybe can't) explain what I want, because
I don't know it exactly due to my poor knowledge of VM system and Plex86
itself (http://plex86.sourceforge.net/). But I'll try to explain here.
Plex86 is a kind of VMWare or so, but it limits its focus to userland
Hi!
A known bug with MySQL 3.x is that it sometimes enters a 100% cpu usage
loop if you stress it too much (I can repeat this every 2-3 weeks).
I just attached a ktrace, and it shows this:
57486 mysqld CALL poll(0x8382000,0x4,0xb8c)
57486 mysqld RET poll 1
57486 mysqld CALL
Stacy Millions wrote:
Wes Peters wrote:
Terminal? You have heard of this really cool thing called windowing
software? ;^)
I completely utterly fail to understand why some young developers
attach some sort of romance to writing code on an 80x25 screen, when
all the haxxors my age or older
Byunghyun Oh wrote:
ps. Is DMA means just 'Direct Memory Access', and shall I understand it
literally?
Yes, DMA stands for Direct Memory Access.
The purpose of DMA is to allow devices other than the main CPU
to directly access regions of physical memory by using a DMA
line (DRQ) to arbitrate
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I wasn't sure which group to send this too but -hackers seemed more
appropriate than -questions. I've started to play with sockets
under FreeBSD and have created a very simple server. All it does is
listens (on port 2525 by default) and when it receives a connection
fork()s. The only
On Monday 24 February 2003 07:25, Robert Watson wrote:
On Wed, 12 Feb 2003, Kevin Fogleman wrote:
Is there an existing way to monitor the entire filesystem for changes
to any file, particularly changes in extended attributes?
I'm looking to write a program that builds an index of all
On Mon, 24 Feb 2003, G-der wrote:
I've attached the code for your enjoyment...I'm sure someone will be able
to point out my mistake pretty quickly. Also I've found a couple of web
pages that kind of explain socket handling but am looking for other
resources that I can consult.
You never
Thank you everyone for your replies. The bug was a pretty silly one and
one that I should have caught just stepping through the code.
The call to signal() to install the handler was beging made after the
fork(). So the children had a handler installed but not the parent. I
moved the
On Monday 24 February 2003 08:48 am, Terry Lambert wrote:
omestre wrote:
Of course that the FreeBSD code will not have my name, and
company! That is the code that i did for MY company! What i wanted
was share is the solution! If you will supress my name or
everything, is not my problem.
G-der wrote:
This is a first attempt for me but I seem to have problems when it comes
to ensuring that all the children exit like they should. What happens is
that each child process remains in a zombied state (as seen through ps).
Also if you check sockstat you can see that each zombied
Since we only had one ATA133 on each TX2000 ATA channel, we skipped the
TX2000 setup utility to define an array (we didn't want to run RAID or
want any stinking arrays at all).
We were able to boot from mobo ATA CDROM and install fbsd through the TX2000.
( btw, we always install fbsd boot mgr,
Hi Alex,
This is a well known bug.
You should consider to use linuxthreads. I hope it will be usable
for 4.8R. Else look for patches at http://people.freebsd.org/~mbr/patches
I run now all production servers with linuxthreads and hangs have
gone.
This document here describes the main problems
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