On Mon, 22 Jul 2002, Barney Wolff wrote:
:But there's nothing right with it, either. Is the demonstrated risk
:of people using it inappropriately really worth not having to type
: make buildworld && make installworld
:in the few cases where it's safe? I claim not.
:
:I run cvsup nohup'd and lo
:
:Matthew Dillon wrote:
:> The filesystem wasn't idle and you didn't sync, so of course dump
:> screwed up! It would probably screw up on a FreeBSD box too.
:
:What's not idle? The file system is mounted, but there are no writes
:to it during the dump. This and other tests run fine i
Matthew Dillon wrote:
> The filesystem wasn't idle and you didn't sync, so of course dump
> screwed up! It would probably screw up on a FreeBSD box too.
What's not idle? The file system is mounted, but there are no writes
to it during the dump. This and other tests run fine in Freebsd
:I'm experiencing terrible NFSv3 read performance between Solaris 8
:clients and a FreeBSD 4.6-STABLE server, which ran CVSup/make world
:a day ago and thus includes the 'em' driver update (though that made
:no difference).
:
:Other FreeBSD clients and Mac G3 boxes running MacOS X 10.1.x can do
:
Well, ALL the Ada ports cause problems if CFLAGS gets set to an -march
that adagcc can't handle. For a good test case for you, try out
devel/gvd. If -march ends up having a gcc 2.95x or later CPU argument,
it's guaranteed to choke. :) The GNAT port itself has been hacked to
ignore CFLAGS, but
