. So I'm puzzled:
If I have a two drive system with BSD loaded on both drives and the drives
are configured with GPT partitions, how can I force the system to boot from
the second drive using boot.config?
I use: ad(0p3)/boot/loader
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On Mon, Feb 08, 2010 at 12:13:20PM -0600, Peter Steele wrote:
I use: ad(0p3)/boot/loader
So, more precisely, if I wanted to boot from drive 1, I'd use this?
1:ad(1p3)/boot/loader
Yes, unless there are more bugs hiding. :-) I fixed a few in August
last year.
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set bootfs=pool/dataset
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of -U a little. Only auto install
if it is in mtree and has not changed. So if it has changed or is not in
mtree, skip the auto install.
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in my config?
(I run in with cvsup -l lockfile -g -L 1 ncvs-supfile)
Maybe there is a umask difference between your interactive env and
your cron env. I use this line in my cvsup config file to make sure
the file permissions are the way I want them:
*default umask=002
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also like something like this, maybe with a switch to enable/
disable it.
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of use of mergemaster, we would have a winner. IMVHO
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mergemaster -r. Then go to single user mode and rename
/etc.new to /etc and reboot. This still does have all the work, but
it does minimize the downtime in single user mode.
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somewhere on disk
for usage next time? Then the first run may still be slow, but following
runs will be able to use it.
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the keyboards
separately too, even if you have to recompile the kernel for that.
One nice usage would be on HP's quad kiosk machine. It is a single
processor box with 4 x screen, keyboard and mouse, and then 4 people
can use it.
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be axed.
Then if a developer comes with an API change, he must like it enough
to do the work needed for it or motivate to the majority why a
certain part have to be axed But then it is the group that decide
and not him anymore.
:-)
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password or whatever is needed to
(re)start those services. The only place where I think the check might
still be usefull, is on a general shell login box.
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http://www.imasy.or.jp/~ume/FreeBSD/inetd-perip-4s.diff (for 4-STABLE)
Both the patches needs a colon (:) after the s on the getopt() line,
otherwise you just get a nasty coredump if you try to use the -s num
commandline option.
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sure Julian could answer yes/no
questions about the card speed setttings.
Nothing as drastic as that. It is/was a bug and has been fixed:
revision 1.100
date: 2002/04/14 23:18:40; author: brooks; state: Exp; lines: +15 -0
Fix tx-rate setting for Lucent cards.
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as timecounter.
Can it be that there is some kind of glitch somewhere when the TSC
take over as timecounter?
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serial port have its own BAR, or
are both inside one BAR and what the offset is where the ports start.
You might be able to figure that out from the linux patch though.
Once you figure those things out, you just add it to pucdata.c, build
a kernel with the puc device and off you go. :-)
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mdtest# kldunload puc
kldunload: can't unload file: Device not configured
I never tried to make it into a module because I weren't sure what the
interaction with the sio driver would be.
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Don't the stuff I committed to current do what you guys want? I'm planning
to MFC it, but haven't asked Bruce yet. I'll need it before I MFC the puc
driver.
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I had changes to do this
BDE refused to commit them.
On Thu, 28 Feb
it with flags in the kernel config file.)
Also they don't say if they have changed the debug.bpf_bufsize sysctl
from its default smallish 4096 bytes. Those 2 things can make a huge
difference.
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for a few pci cards, but it looks like they are single serial port cards
and not dual or quad. So how should I go about getting the sio probe and
attach to do more than one serial port per pci card?
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with &q
a swapfile with vnconfig on
-stable, but on -current I just get a device not configured error.
Your patch work just fine on -current.
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nfs swap.
What I have tried was:
10.1.2.3:/export/myclient/swap none swap sw,nfsmntpt=/swap
10.1.2.3:/export/myclient/swap none swap sw
10.1.2.3:/export/myclient/swap none nfs sw
But each time I get this message:
swapon: 10.1.2.3:/export/myclient/swap: No such file or directory
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| the dhcp.xxx stuff is easy, the problem is that the DHCP options are not
| enough, so im trying to look into defining a FBSDclass ala PXEClient, and
| supplying stuff like usr-ip/usr-path swap-ip/swap-path or whatever.
|
| You don't need those; you can get them
FS ROOT according
to the kernel's output. I had a look at the pxe code in
/sys/boot/i386/libi386/pxe.c where pxeboot is built from and in
/sys/i386/i386/autoconf.c which is the kernel side and it looks like
they don't do anything about swap. There is a /* XXX set up swap? */
placeholder though. :-
. In that case you have to
add it to /sys/i386/isa/isa_compat.* or bite the bullet and new-busify
it.
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just define a collection or
collections (if you want to break it up) for it and off you go.
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1Mbit/s link here. :-)
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ke as much
of FreeBSD's functionality work on there as possible.
So far IPv6 has gotten no futher than OSI ever did.
I think I was lucky to have mostly been screened from OSI, so I can't
really compare them. IPv6 seem quitealive to me though.
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That's also pretty inelegant.
I seem to remember someone producing some patches for this on bsdi a couple
of years ago.
I think somebody sent patches to do it a while back. I think it might be
in GNATS.
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an ifconfig to get
started. That help them trough a lot of the states. Ifconfig will
have the effect of giving an Up and then an Open event, which will
take sppp from the Initial(0) state to Closed(2) and then to
Req-Sent(6).
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tried the solution in gnats 11238, but I'm not happy with it, because it
stops sppp when loopback is detected, which is also not what I want.
But appart from these and a few minor problems sppp is working just fine
here.
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decrease in weight by NN. If there is any other route to
the same destination with greater weight, the packets are sent that way
instead.
But can't gated do this? (Or any other routing daemon for that matter.)
You don't need kernel support to do this.
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. It would be nice if
there was some place to follow their progress, because I'm also one
of the people that would like to see IPv6 integrated into FreeBSD.
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FreeBSD will have native IPV6 within a matter of weeks at this stage..
the code is being readied
. It would be nice if
there was some place to follow their progress, because I'm also one
of the people that would like to see IPv6 integrated into FreeBSD.
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FreeBSD will have native IPV6 within a matter of weeks at this stage..
the code is being
or even worse, so they are no good
for that.
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Hi,
I am in the process of developing a device driver for the purpose of
stepper motor control. The timing of each pulse is determined by
external timing hardware on an I/O board, which will fire
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