Hyperbollocks is disabled by default.
See /usr/src/UPDATING entry for 20050513:
Intel Hyper-Threading is now disabled by default due to a
security issue, but can be re-enabled by setting the
machdep.hyperthreading_allowed tunable in /boot/loader.conf.
ah,
hello's!
i've recently installed freebsd 5.4 and patched up to p6. since the
install and up to this patch level, i'm not certain the second cpu
(hyperthreading, not physical cpu) is being used. i guess it could just be
top not showing it, cuz it's in my kernel and in dmesg.
relevant kernel lines
I need help figuring out how to rename multple files. The files are
named like reports_abcdef_MMDD.dat, reports_hijklm_MMDD.dat,
and reports_nopqrs_MMDD.dat. Here is an example.
Original Filename: reports_abcdef_MMDD.dat
New Filename: abcdef_MMDD.dat
Let me know how
/dev/amrd0s1e 9.8G 4.8G 4.2G53%/var
A du -h of /var shows a total of 616M data only. First thing that came
to mind is some process which is holding onto data so I tried
restarting various daemons - cyrus, imapd, exim, apache and still no
change. I've checked with fstat and
For purposes of discussion, I'm logged into the distant machine
as [EMAIL PROTECTED] I'm logged in to the directory /www/jay
and my localmachine directory (now empty) is /home/www/jay. I want
everything in the www/jay directory on distantmachine to be copied
as the home/www/jay directory on
hello's!
forgive me if i've missed something obvious, am feeling flu-like but need to get
a project done.
i'm using freebsd 5.3 with gpt partitions to get filesystems more than 2TB, but
when i umount and mount again, i always get: 'WARNING: /filesystem was not
properly dismounted'.
should i do
Has there been any developments with this? We are using AFT with dual
intel nics for switch redundancy on Linux boxes. I really want to try
and move to FreeBSD, and this is the only major issue that I can see.
if you're looking for single-path redundancy and not increased throughput, you
grep ^[^1.2.3.4]*$ logfile.log
to not match, use: grep -v 1.2.3.4 logfile.log
-v, --invert-match
Invert the sense of matching, to select non-matching lines.
when there are multiple patterns you don't want to see, try:
egrep -v '1.2.3.4|5.6.7.8' logfile.log
joe
Let's say that, as fine as NetApps are, I can't afford their prices. So I
set up a FreeBSD box with a whole lot of disk attached and use that as
network-attached storage, serving files by NFS, with gigabit ethernet.
Setting up such a box is trivially easy. But what are the practical
