, 2011, at 9:37 AM, Kirk Strauser wrote:
I have a FreeBSD 8-STABLE system that's been running stably since I
last upgraded and rebooted on May 8. Yesterday, I updated /usr/src
to get ZFS v28 and also seem to have gotten rid of my nice, solid
re0 network interface:
re0: RealTek 8168/8111 B/C
I have a FreeBSD 8-STABLE system that's been running stably since I
last upgraded and rebooted on May 8. Yesterday, I updated /usr/src to
get ZFS v28 and also seem to have gotten rid of my nice, solid re0
network interface:
re0: RealTek 8168/8111 B/C/CP/D/DP/E PCIe Gigabit Ethernet port
alternative. Again, I could see that
being used for a lot of things. It would be a nice general solution that
wouldn't touch any (or very little) non-FreeBSD code.
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an option, and easy to implement in a shell script.
It just wouldn't work in the case where a bunch of data comes in
between runs of that script, and that's why I wanted something lower-
level.
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deleted /etc/passwd? Retrieve
the version from /.zfs/snapshot/weekly-2010-21/etc/passwd . Just
realized that you deleted an important file 3 months ago and only keep
2 weeks worth of backups? No problem, as long as you haven't filled up
your hard drive since then.
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was to keep as much as possible out
of the kernel so that it wouldn't add additional complexity for people
who don't use it (but it certainly wouldn't offend me any to find it
in there :-) ).
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would handle it in a vacuum if I didn't know or
care how anyone else wanted to use it. Still, I think those might be
reasonable assumptions.
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it that I
don't care about anymore. :-)
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exit 2
fi
for filesystem in $filesystems ; do
zfs list -H -o name -t snapshot | grep -E ^
$filesystem@(hourly|daily|weekly|monthly) | xargs -n1 zfs destroy
done
;;
*)
;;
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to a philosophical difference, but I
dislike the idea of every subsystem implementing similar logic instead
of having it done once (and well) as a system-wide feature.
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, I have that running in production on my
system today.
There's also an auto-scrub script:
http://blogs.sun.com/constantin/entry/new_opensolaris_zfs_auto_scrub
That just scrubs the pools, ie verifies checksums and data consistency.
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I found some nice scripts to regularly snapshot all the filesystems in
my ZFS pool at
http://www.neces.com/blog/technology/integrating-freebsd-zfs-and-periodic-snapshots-and-scrubs
. One thing bothers me, though: I have to intentionally set how many
months' worth of snapshots I want to keep.
)
make: don't know how to make
/usr/obj/mnt4/usr/src7/src/tmp/usr/lib/libzfs.a. Stop
ISTR that the build was temporarily broken several days ago. Have you csup'ed
your src very recently?
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On Wednesday 20 May 2009 06:43:13 pm Kip Macy wrote:
The MFC went in r192498. Please let me know if you have any problems.
So far so good here (amd64, Core2 Duo, ICH9 SATA) but I'm too chicken to
upgrade the on-disk format yet.
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exactly do the same thing..
FWIW, I love sysutils/ezjail. It uses nullfs to mount many jails on top of
the same read-only base system, and provides a way (ezjail-admin update -i)
to upgrade that base system with installworld.
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with it? :-)
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with moderately heavy
load.
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it, then I'm not sure why you were asking.
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as Windows ME on an overclocked Cyrix.
I'm posting this here mainly for the benefit of anyone else who might be
having similar problems.
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in the drivers (i.e. nvidia is aware
of the problem)?
Not a clue. I just figured it out and have been stress testing since then.
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PostgreSQL. It's hardly any faster, and you have to do
a *lot* of client-side work to emulate PostgreSQL's built-in functions.
Unless you use the much slower InnoDB that's now owned by Oracle, in which
case MySQL gets most of those features (but is no faster than PostgreSQL
would be).
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a pretty large number internally, but once that
pool is exhausted (and the number of errors is still growing
exponentially), there's not a lot of life left.
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your ports tree with
FreeBSD's copy, and if so, why not cvsup or portsnap instead? I also use
rsync to lock multiple machines on my LAN to a master ports and src
server - something you might consider if you're using CVS to manage local
synchronization.
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present.
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it
was so low in the first place.
For that matter, why does this stuff have to be manually configured?
Couldn't the kernel automatically expand a lot of these numbers as needed?
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from 6.0 to 6.1? Any
ideas for a fix?
I apologize for not having a logfiles, but I was pretty much in a panic to
get it back up and running ASAP and didn't think about it until it was too
late.
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the previous reboot and the one that installed 6.1. At any rate,
the kern.ipc.shmmax is much, much greater than the 64MB that I'd been using
before for shared_buffers (8192 buffers * 8 KB/buffer).
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those
numbers. I'm using a single Xeon with 3GB of RAM and have no idea how high
to set those, or whether a particular value is too high. Then again, once
I figure it out I guess I should have a fair amount of job security. :-)
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On Tuesday 23 May 2006 16:19, Jung-uk Kim wrote:
I meant 'kern.ipc.shmall', which used to be 'kern.ipc.shmmaxpgs'. :-(
That did it! Bumping kern.ipc.shmall to 65536 got me back up and running
with enough shared_memory to get my jobs done.
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to hand-update the old copy.
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On Thursday 23 June 2005 04:57, Alex Kapranoff wrote:
If anyone is interested, he(she) can now use my home-grown rss 2.0 feeds.
They are synced to CVS once a day.
Thank you, thank you, thank you! That's an excellent idea, and pretty
obvious in retrospect.
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-only from
another server via smbfs. Then, I use unionfs to
mount /usr/ports/localdistfiles above /usr/ports/distfiles. This is hardly
in the same league as running a database or mailserver through unionfs, but
it certainly seems stable enough for my limited needs.
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if that works.
THAT DID IT!
John, Warner, I can't thank you enough for taking the time to help me get my
little laptop working. I know you're both busy, and my hardware was *far*
from mainstream, yet you both took my cry for help seriously and walked me
through the hard parts.
Thanks again,
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they're supposed to be.
Thanks!
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lo0: bpf attached
ata0-master: pio=0x0c wdma=0x22 udma=0x44 cable=80pin
Any other ideas of what I might try? The draw of the Gentoo is strengthening,
but I really don't want to go that route.
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Copyright (c) 1992-2005 The FreeBSD Project.
Copyright (c) 1979, 1980
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, but should I be somehow requesting that
my cbb device get bound to IRQ 11 instead of 10? There's no line containing
cbb in /boot/device.hints; should I add one?
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irq8: rtc 96004127
irq13: npx01 0
irq14: ata0 2777 3
irq15: ata1 50 0
Total 175014233
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machines, but absolutely nothing
from the laptop.
My /boot/loader.conf looks like:
hint.acpi.0.disabled=1
hint.apic.0.disabled=1
hw.cbb.start_memory=0xd800
Is there something else I'm blatantly missing?
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). In fact, I get no debugging information at all, whether
from /var/log/messages or via dmesg.
Any ideas where I could go from here?
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This does not work at all at the moment.
I'll give it a shot anyway, though, and pray for out-of-date man pages. :-)
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On Monday 09 May 2005 09:42, Kirk Strauser wrote:
The same setup can boot NetBSD and Linux to get full use of the card by
disabling the Cardbus drivers in favor of the PCMCIA ones (ie, by running
config on NetBSD and typing disable cbb, or by building a custom
Linux kernel
On Tuesday 10 May 2005 04:15 pm, Warner Losh wrote:
On Monday 09 May 2005 09:42, Kirk Strauser wrote:
Anyone? I've just re-installed NetBSD 2.0.2 for the sake of having a BSD
on it until I can possibly make FreeBSD to work, but that's certainly not
my ideal solution.
I have no idea what
seem to get the same
results from FreeBSD, though. Any suggestions?
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optimizations on it that
depend on adherence to those rules.
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be intact - at least not without *lots* of
warnings.
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*pack,
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At 2003-09-02T03:04:16Z, Randy Bush [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
hosts with v6 enabled get lock-ups.
Oh dear. My car and my wife's minivan both have v-6es. Should I be
worried?
but two of them got very very net soggy.
That's a new one.
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is problematic when it doesn't have a name
OK, I can live with that.
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should permanently lose telnet. Seriously. SSH does
everything telnet will and doesn't have the gaping security hole of
transferring plaintext data across a network.
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? Happy Holidays!
I have mixed feelings about that one. First, I hate spam as much as (or
more than) the next guy. Still, at least this guy wasn't trying to sell
anything, and he seemed to be honest about the whole deal.
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