else set up.
I guess I should mention that I'm trying to boot an SMP kernel.
Non-SMP kernels work fine.
What OS have you configured in the BIOS via the Compaq System Configuation
Utility (SCU)? I've always had to set the host to 'Linux', to get the SMP
kernel to not hang.
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, you should have termination enabled on both the
card and the drive.
You should also be able to see the drive from within Adaptec's SCSI Tools.
After setting the termination properly, run a verify media test.
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there be any problems if I put
/usr/src on it's own disk?
I've had no problems, and I NFS mount /usr/src from my network attached storage.
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and
man 5 hosts_access
for the proper expansion escapes.
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example: tl0 and fxp0 as interfaces...
ifconfig_tl0=inet 192.168.1.10 netmask 255.255.255.0
ifconfig_fxp0=inet 192.168.2.1 netmask 255.255.255.0
defaultrouter=192.168.1.1
gateway_enable=YES
router_enable=NO
*-- Correction -- *
I usually avoid
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BTW, any idea how I could reduce the size of the /usr/ports slice -
it's
max is about 2Gb and there is about 1.7 in use. It seems a bit bloated
possible?
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/obj/usr/ports/distfiles /usr/ports/distfiles
This will get your distfile downloads out of
/usr/ports as well. However, there's probably
a cleaner way to do this via a make.conf setting.
I do all of this because my ports tree is NFS mounted read-only as needed.
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Hi all. Got a really weird issue here. Got a router that uses
simple nat
that for some reason won't allow me to traceroute out of my freebsd box,
but every other computer connected to the router can, and can traceroute
with flying colors.
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Hi all. Got a really weird issue here. Got a router that uses simple nat
that for some reason won't allow me to traceroute out of my freebsd box,
but every other computer connected to the router can, and can traceroute
with flying colors.
'{print $6}' | sed -e 's/[(|)]//g'`:0.0
give that a shot...
I'm sure there's a shorter, cleaner way...but it works.
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Suggestions?
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On Sun, 9 Mar 2003, Daxbert wrote:
DISPLAY=`who -m | awk '{print $6}' | sed -e 's/[(|)]//g'`:0.0
I'm sure there's a shorter, cleaner way...but it works.
Since you're using awk anyways why not eliminate piping through sed:
DISPLAY=`who -m
the *old* web pr interface?
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? eventually? never?
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For FreeBSD-4, you'll need to take a look at editing /etc/rc, near clear_tmp_enable.
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, but handling tens of
thousands of little bits of data is sometimes managed better with a simple
database.
I've seen instances where a recursive script went *nuts* and created a directory
structure so deep it couldn't be removed with a simple rm -rf.
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sure the group
specified is one you belong to, but none of the other users.
for more info on proftpd directives:
http://proftpd.linux.co.uk/docs/directives/linked/by-name.html
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: ::`which $prog`::; done
just look for the one with the empty value ''
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, it's *not* caused me any problems, and even
with 60 processes all reporting 145MB (145MB x 60 = 8.7GB) I use no swap.
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for this new device to if_xl.c.
But for now the 0x9300 hack is worth a shot...
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Quoting Stacey Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Intel Pro100S
3COM OfficeConnect (3CSOHO100B)
At installation, I had the Intel (fxp0) connected to the switch, and it
was configured during the sysinstall stage. However, the 3COM nic never
showed up
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Intel Pro100S
3COM OfficeConnect (3CSOHO100B)
At installation, I had the Intel (fxp0) connected to the switch, and it
was configured during
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Intel Pro100S
3COM OfficeConnect (3CSOHO100B)
At installation, I had the Intel (fxp0) connected to the switch, and it
was configured during
I'm sorry if 'questions' isn't the proper list for this...
(let me know which list if this isn't the right one)
It seems that the btxld command run in boot2 is failing with
'-293 bytes available'
This first happened earlier yesterday (02/22/2003)
My last cvsup was at 02/23/2003 0053 PST
I'm hoping to get a few suggestions on a quick and safe method to upgrade a
FreeBSD production server. To date, I've been doing the following:
On a like configured staging server, cvsup the src tree. Then perform a
full build and install as outlined in /usr/src/Makefile. After confirming that
which would
write to the iso image fail with Read-only file system.
The mount command also shows...
/dev/md1 on /mnt/cd (cd9660, local, read-only)
Suggestions? or should I just RTFM on mkisofs and bootable CDs
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Anyone using 5.0 on a multi-processor system?
Later 4.X versions seemed to be pretty stable but haven't seen anything
about 5.0.
I have a chance to replace a very high load single proc server doing a
lot of PHP crunching with a dual p3 550 and
towards a yearly subscription.
Suggestions?
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I thought that at least minimal
write support was available for ntfs under FreeBSD?
I'm following -CURRENT... did I miss
something from the mount_ntfs man page?
when a simple mkdir foo complains that . doesn't exist seems unusual.
# su -
# mkdir -p /mnt/w2k_d
# chown
. However, I've not had your problem with the
fsck, but then again... I've not rebooted
soon after deleting 7GB of data from a file system.
What are you running? 4.6.2, 4.7, -current?
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a warning if you have a NameVirtualHost
directive, and none of the Vhosts have a name which resolves to that IP.
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So, I should have the following...
NameVirtualHost *
VirtualHost www.domain.com
/VitualHost
VitualHost www.domain2.com
/VirtualHost
And those will anser on all/any IPs that are resolving to the box?
I'm not sure about the '*' directive. It may work. On my hosts with multiple IPs, I
by using the Sun Java plug-in. It supports all of
the popular platforms. This helps in getting
most of your users on the *same page*.
http://java.sun.com/products/plugin/
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Not important, me and me friends were trying to figure out where it is
coming from.
Are you by chance using a web proxy? or does your ISP use
a transparent web proxy?
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the exact syntax
but it's in the man page.
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On Wednesday 12 February 2003 11:17, Daxbert wrote:
One option... cheat
Make your dns server authoritative
for doubleclick.net, and have no entries
(or optionally your own web server as an * entry)
in the zone file.
So, would that mean I should create an entry in named.conf like
On Wednesday 12 February 2003 11:17, Daxbert wrote:
One option... cheat
Make your dns server authoritative
for doubleclick.net, and have no entries
(or optionally your own web server as an * entry)
in the zone file.
So, would that mean I should create an entry
./FULL.`date
+%Y%m%d-%H%M`.sql
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on their success w/ the background fsck?
If a JFS were to be ported and/or developed for FreeBSD
what should it be based on? XFS, JFS, ReiserFS???
Who would be considered the maintainer for this type of
work?
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with no result.
I usually start with top then move on to other utils like vmstat / iostat
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on multi-platfrom compatability.
I did a goolge search for: teco editor source
and the following link appeared in quite a few places:
ftp://ftp.mindlink.net/pub/teco
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as bootable/active during
the fdisk portion of the install.
You need to mark the partition as
bootable (aka active) as well as
install a bootloader to the MBR
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From: Daxbert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: Re: FreeBSD Loader
I am trying to install FreeBSD 5.0, but everytime I install it and reboot
the FreeBSD bootloader won't boot FreeBSD, is there a trick
files, the compilation aborts.
Are you building from the ports tree?
The port (racoon-20020507a) works for me...
(as root)
# cd /usr/ports/security/racoon
# make
# make install
maybe you should post the specific error messages you're receiving.
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changes, but
that's about it.
My problem is with FreeBSD 5.0. Obviously something has changed, which is keeping
5.0's install CD, from booting on certain Compaq
hardware.
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have you tried using:
/dev/fd0.1200
I think 1.2MB is the normal size for a 5.25 dual sided floppy.
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not work. Any thoughts? (I
didn't find anything useful in the handbook
or archives, but maybe I missed something.)
Does your system's bios support older video? Video selection is normally found on the
first bios setup page.
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I am a FreeBSD Newbie trying to install 5.0, but I will Install any
Version that will work, on a Compaq Proliant, Dual 550 MHz with 512 MB
RAM, Smart Array 221 RAID Controller with a RAID 5 Array (4 * 18.2GB)
drives. The installation hangs after discovering the SCSI Tape Drive.
With
to either
rc.local, or to /etc/start_if.fxp0
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/utilities/r/racoon.conf.html
For algorithms that can take variable-length keys, algorithm names can be followed by
a key length, like blowfish 448.
Have you tried something along the lines of '3des 128' ?
Just a guess.
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Can FreeBSD rotate the log file by the size,or some program can monitor the
size of the file.
Shen Chao
Check out newsyslog and newsyslog.conf
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What is the current state of CPU process affinity for SMP FreeBSD? Are there any
tools in user space akin to Solaris' pbind?
Thanks
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On linux I can use the mail program. On darwin freeBSD the mail
program does not seem to work. Anyone have any clues?
Thanks Ken.
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1) a little more information than does not
I could use a little help on this one,
Trying to run cvs for first time and
all I get is the following ,
!ThompsonToys# cvs (what I entered at command prompt)
(RESPONSE)
Usage: cvs [cvs-options] command [command-options-and-arguments]
where cvs-options are -q, -n, etc.
...
When I install BSD on a colo machine (actually 2 machines)
And after the installation I reboot the machine..
It hangs on the startup:
I've had problems like this when name resolution was broken.
Confirm name resolution is 'happy'. Check the following...
/etc/hosts
/etc/resolv.conf
no firewall
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