Is it possible to get the amount of data in the receive queue from a
socket file descriptor (userland app)? I see that netstat gets a list
of struct socket* and from there you can find the answer from the
so_rcv sockbuf. But I can't find a way to match a socket fd up to the
struct sock.
Thanks,
with the standard boot
manager.
This has worked countless times for me. I've always dual booted my laptops
with FreeBSD and a Windows OS.
Just me .02. If you'd like feel free to contact me personally and I'd be
glad to help you get started.
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I'm attempting to have a few shell scripts email output. I'm running into
a few problems and was wondering if there were any ways to overcome them
in a shell script or whether I'll have to go to perl or not. (Note, shell
doesn't matter, I've been using sh but recently went to bash since sh on
On Thu, 2004-01-01 at 22:43, Philip M. Gollucci wrote:
vegeta# cd /usr/share/example/cvsup
vegeta# cvsup -g -L2 standard-supfile
vegeta# cd /usr/src/sys/i386/conf
vegeta# config VEGETA
vegeta# cd ../compile/VEGETA
vegeta# make depend
vegeta# make
I would recommend trying the official way
Is there an official way to fix an MBR that has been overwritten such
that there is still a valid partition table and valid MBR, but not the
one you want?
Like usual upon inserting a Windows CD and booting off it my MBR was
changed to that of the operating system for the CD; leaving me unable to
Update your ports tree
(http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/ports.html).
Then cd /usr/ports
Then discover 'make search' ex. make search name=evolution
Hope this helps,
Ryan
On Sat, 2002-12-21 at 23:33, Mark-Nathaniel Weisman wrote:
Hey all,
Does anyone know if there is
I'm attempting to mount an NFS share between a commputer and a virtual
machine running on another computer on the network (with vmware). The
trouble is the vm is running over briged networking with the NAT in
vmware. I think this is causing the problem where I am seeing
Dec 19 12:14:02 lobo
I mean nfs_privport=YES and vfs.nfs.nfs_privport=1
On Thu, 2002-12-19 at 12:30, Ryan Sommers wrote:
I'm attempting to mount an NFS share between a commputer and a virtual
machine running on another computer on the network (with vmware). The
trouble is the vm is running over briged networking
Ken:
It's my understanding that FreeBSD is able to address the full 4GB of
physical RAM a 32-bit machine will support. (2^32 = 4.294967e+09)
Ryan
On Mon, 2002-12-16 at 10:23, Ken Randolph wrote:
Hello,
I am currently considering building a web server and I am
wanting to use
I installed net/vmware2 however when I run it on my workstation all the
fonts are blank. However, if I run it on my W2K desktop over X
forwarding with Ssh I get it to at least show the menubars (however it
locks up for some reason or another).
Any ideas what fonts it uses or what I should do to
Try using brandelf -t Linux
Weston M. Price writes:
Could someone explain how you got this working. I downloaded the file, did the
installation but at the end of the routine I get a
ELF Binary Type 0 unknown
error. I really would like to get this working, at least to test the new
NVIDIA
I recently decided to bring my old Presario 1220 our of retirement and
make a small toy laptop to play around with. Unfortunately it's only a
200mhz/64mb RAM system with a 2.1gb harddrive. I would like to use X if
possible but given the hardware limitations I really can't have a
bloated featureful
I'm assuming it's possible to build a kernel for a different computer
then it's compiled on as long as they are the same architecture. How do
I go about compiling my kernel for my laptop on my desktop? First I
don't think the laptop could hold the source and more importantly I
think the 850 box
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