This is the cheat sheet I have at the top of my tinydns data (definition) file:
###
# TinyDNS Data File for domains hosted on our primary name server
# Notes:
#
# Make sure all domains use [a.ns.domain.com] and
I prefer:
for COREFILE in `find / -type f -name core -print`
do
...
done
Wouldn't that accomplish the same thing?
On 8/12/05, Ian Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri 12 Aug 2005 09:33:54 +0800 Xu Qiang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
find / -type f -name core -print | while
I had this problem last week after upgrading to a newer 5.4-STABLE.
The problem looked like an IRQ problem since both bge interfaces were
sharing the same IRQ. The problem went away after disabling hyper
threading in bios.
The box is a dual XEON so I had enabled SMP. SMP works fine, but HTT
was
I've been having similar issues after upgrading to the latest
5.4-STABLE. I used to have it running 5.4-STABLE with the GENERIC PAE
kernel. I rebuilt the world, and the kernel and now my bge (1Gbit)
gets a lot of watchdog timeout -- resetting issues.
I have acpi enabled in my kernel as well,
Hi,
I upgraded from 5.4-STABLE (about 5 months old) to 5.4-STABLE as of
last Sunday. Went through the standard procedure, buildkernel,
buildworld, install kernel, install world, mergemaster, etc.
The system functions normally except now load on the system hovers
around 2.4 average, where it
I told the XRAID to slice the 2 x 2.2TB arrays into 4 x 1.1TB arrays.
No problems after that.
Ben.
On 5/6/05, Matthias F. Brandstetter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-- quoting Benson Wong --
There are a couple of issues you will run into here.
1. Mass storage. FreeBSD doesn't
I'm CC this answer back to FBSD-Questions.
On 5/5/05, Odhiambo Washington [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
* Benson Wong [EMAIL PROTECTED] [20050505 02:56]: wrote:
Hi Ben,
I run a qmail-ldap installation for about 10,000 users. Each has 100MB
of quota. I use 2 LDAP servers, 2 qmail servers
I run a qmail-ldap installation for about 10,000 users. Each has 100MB
of quota. I use 2 LDAP servers, 2 qmail servers and have all the
Maildirs stored on a 5.6TB Xserve RAID.
There are a couple of issues you will run into here.
1. Mass storage. FreeBSD doesn't support file systems 2TB, at
I've actually seen the ATAPI_TIMEOUT problems before, but not with an
Adaptec SCSI card. I thought I wrote up about it here:
http://www.mostlygeek.com/node/22 but looks like I didn't bother
mentioning the ATAPI_TIMEOUT problems. Oops. I think I'll have to
update it.
First of all, does the system
No. Doesn't work. Fdisk couldn't figure out how to partition it
correctly. Actually it had a very hard time figuring out the correct
Cylinder, Heads, Sectors values that worked correctly. I gave up on
this.
I boot from a 3Ware RAID5 host array (160GB).
2. No. I had 2.2TB arrays and I couldn't
Hi Edgar,
Good to hear you finally got it running. Sounds like you went through
the same challenges I went through. I wound up getting FreeBSD
5.4-STABLE running and it's been stable for weeks. I put it through
quite a bit of load lately and it seems to running well.
Comments below:
As
Hi,
I know a few people have had ATAPI_TIMEOUT errors when installing
5.3-RELEASE on SuperMicro motherboards. I got it successfully
installed on a SuperMicro X6DHE-X8 which has dual Broadcom 5721 which
are not supported in 5.3-RELEASE. I wrote up the solution here:
If your array is just going to used for one large filesystem, you can
skip any partitioning steps and newfs the base device directly. then
if you decide to grow the array (and if your controller supports
nondestructive resizing), you can use growfs to expand the filesystem
without the
I'm halfway through a project using about the same amount of storage,
5.6TB on an attach Apple XServe RAID. After everything I have about
4.4TB of usable space, 14 x 400GB HDDs in 2 RAID5 arrays.
All,
I have a project in which I have purchased the hardware to build a massive
file server
From my experience mucking around with UFS1/UFS2 this is what I
learned. On UFS2 the largest filesystem you can have is 2TB. I tried
with a 2.2TB and it wouldn't handle it.
I read somewhere that with UFS2 you have 2^(32-1) 1K-blocks and UFS1
supports 2^(31-1) 1K blocks per filesystem. That is
!!
PS: Muhaa haa haa!
From: Nick Pavlica [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 14, 2005 2:49 PM
To: Benson Wong
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; freebsd-questions@freebsd.org
Subject: Re: 5.8TB RAID5 SATA Array Questions
So theoretically it should go over 1000TBI've conducted several bastardized
installations due to sysinstall not being able to do anything over the 2TB
limit by creating the partition ahead of timeI am going to be attacking
this tonight and my efforts will be primarily focused on creating one
Hi,
I am thinking of getting an LSI Logic LSI7202XP-LC Fibre Channel card
(uses 929X). I read the hardware compatibility list for FreeBSD 5.3
and it says there is full support for the 929 chipset. I was wondering
if that also extends to the 929X as well.
The X means that the card uses PCI-X. I
] wrote:
On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 15:55:12 -0700, Benson Wong [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I just got a new server with a SuperMicro X6DH8-G motherboard. it's
basically a dual xeon board with 2 3Ware controllers in it.
The Controllers:
8006-2LP
8506-4LP
A couple of days ago I installed
Hi,
I just got a new server with a SuperMicro X6DH8-G motherboard. it's
basically a dual xeon board with 2 3Ware controllers in it.
The Controllers:
8006-2LP
8506-4LP
A couple of days ago I installed 4.10 on old Dell 300S PowerEdge
server, with the same 3ware controllers and the installation
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