Long story short, I have a 4gig vn-backed filesystem. The file backing it
is now missing the last 750megs ... I can vnconfig it, but when I fsck it
I see:
# fsck -y /dev/vn1
** /dev/vn1
CANNOT READ: BLK 44109856
CONTINUE? yes
THE FOLLOWING DISK SECTORS COULD NOT BE READ: 44109856, 44109857,
Dear all:
How to call a syscall in a kernel module? In Linux, you can add two
line into your source code.
#define __KERNEL_SYSCALLS__
#include linux/unistd.h
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Josh Brooks wrote this message on Fri, Jul 04, 2003 at 01:59 -0700:
Is there anything at all I can do to get data out of this ? I know some
of it (750 megs worth) is gone for good - but can I get any of the rest of
it ? Presumably, when mounted, this was only 50% full ...
If it was UFS1,
Hi,
I'm currently developing a driver for this watchdog-card:
'Antrax WatchCard PCI' - http://www.antrax.de/ (German)
(btw. Antrax != Anthrax)
And now I have some questions:
- Should I develop the driver for 4.x or 5.x or both?
Cool !
That depends where do you plan to use it. I suppose
Hello akiyama-san. It is Warner. Long time since I've spoken with
you. :-)
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Shunsuke Akiyama [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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This is a no-op in current. Have you tested it in 4.x? I think it is
right
This is a RFC on a change to sys_errlist for errno = 0.
On Linux, if perror() or strerror() is called with errno = 0, the resulting
string is Success.
On FreeBSD, the resulting string is Unknown error: 0.
I think that FreeBSD's output is unintentionally confusing, as errno = 0
implies success.
Julian Elischer wrote:
Sometimes it's a pain to have to install the package before one can
build it..
The trouble is that both the @srcdir and the @cwd produce
'-C [dir]' to be added to the 'tar' command list
I see several possible fixes..
Another alternative: stop trying to use a separate
Matthew Emmerton wrote this message on Fri, Jul 04, 2003 at 14:03 -0400:
This is a RFC on a change to sys_errlist for errno = 0.
On Linux, if perror() or strerror() is called with errno = 0, the resulting
string is Success.
On FreeBSD, the resulting string is Unknown error: 0.
I think
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