f no patch is committed, is the plan to just defer this one until
later?
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, but the probability is
greater than zero. It also sounds like I may be at least partially sane.
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-RELEASE
will generally run on 9.1-RELEASE. Does this sound generally correct, or am I
totally off base here? Any major pitfalls I should know of?
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, sysutils/ezjail puts together a pretty nice framework that
makes use of what's effectively a read-only OS with other things
overlaid on top of it. That might work as an example, if one's needed.
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production assets without a second look. ;-)
Thanks again for your help on this. I appreciate it!
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panicked more than
once, so I think I can justify using it towards elimination of the cause
of that panic if necessary.
I appreciate you taking the time to look at it this far! Thanks!
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to serial port access, which is why I've stayed out of that
thread.) That the crash dump includes similar corruption suggests to me
that it's not the serial device, but something a bit closer to FreeBSD
itself.
Any ideas what's causing the garbled output in kgdb?
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EST Fri Jan 1 04:59:59 -219 UTC = Thu Dec 30 23:59:59 -219 EST isdst=0
gmtoff=-18000
EST Fri Jan 1 05:00:00 -219 UTC = Fri Jan 1 00:00:00 -219 EST isdst=0
gmtoff=-18000
^C
[snip]
Known bug. See
http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=amd64/109584
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).
It's primarily for item #1 that I hadn't mentioned this earlier, as most
readers of -STABLE users are probably looking for a more scalable solution.
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in.
Also, I've noticed that STP goes nuts for the bge(4) host, but doesn't
seem to notice when the em(4) host watchdog timer goes off. However, I
don't have direct access to the network equipment, so I can't check for
differences there.
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(hopefully later today).
Thanks again!
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is really at fault here. :-\
Recommendations for improvement are welcome, as well as any suggestions
for a less kludgy fix. I *really* dislike the idea of slowing down the
boot process. :-(
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--- netif.orig Thu Jun 29 17:21:10 2006
+++ netif Thu Aug
in DEFAULTS).
Again, this used to work great, but appears to have been broken in favor
of... usability?
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Looks like the Handbook needs to be updated to reflect this, as audit
isn't currently listed.
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/porters-handbook/dads-uid-and-gids.html
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{otherconfig}. However, besides the
fact that DEFAULTS would come back every time /usr/src is sync'ed, I'm
unsure what the long-term ramifications are.
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to indicate this, and b) is there a typical
time-to-fix for this sort of thing?
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suitable for writing to floppy with a command like
cat file.img | dd of=/dev/fd0 obs=18k
or something like that. The .ZIP files contain what appear to be ISO
images suitable for burning to a CD. Figuring that command out is left
as an exercise for the reader. :-)
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