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process is unaffected by the
requirement for the audit group, there appeared no reason to note it in
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has reported this error to the bash developers.
If te latest bash version fixes the problem, it's a bit too late to
report it.
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I hope someone has reported this error to the bash developers.
If te latest bash version fixes the problem, it's a bit too late to
report
can do for making this device fully functional
on full speed.
You may have already tried, but can you set it to a higher speed with
atacontrol? I have never tried this with a SATA drive, so I don't know
if it will help.
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, but that change has not gone into
anything else.
If you can run without USB, take it out of yo9ur kernel. It will keep
your system way to busy, even if nothing is plugged into any USB port.
There are probably things I have missed, but these are big ones.
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Kevin Oberman wrote:
I recently upgraded my last desktop system from 4.11-Stable to
6.0-Stable. I did an update to 5.3 then to RELENG_5,
RELENG_6_0_0_RELEASE and on to RELENG6_0.
This system has been updated regularly from the days of at least 4.1.
The hardware is a 1GHz PIII with an ICH2
Date: Fri, 10 Feb 2006 21:00:05 +0100
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but i need a working OS, not a bata !
If you don't like using a beta (nothing wrong with that), you definitely
should not be using -stable either. There are even less promises
on devfs.conf. I want to create /dev/dvd and
/dev/cdrom when my CD/DVD is plugged into my system.
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dhclient run per interface and, if it understood
what the wi card was doing, it would be great. But that's not the way it
is and, with the declining popularity of Prism2 based cards, it may
never get updated unless someone gets sufficiently annoyed to do the
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need some work to inter-operate correctly
with the FreeBSD ACPI implementation.
I believe the HAL port is in progress, although I don't know just how
long it might be until it's ready.
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with this chipset.
I installed nvidia-driver and nvidia-xconfig. It worked
immediately. nvidia-xconfig modifies the existing xorg.conf (or
XF85Config) to work with the nvidia driver.
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Date: Thu, 26 Jan 2006 13:35:55 -0800
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Kevin Oberman wrote:
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If I run X -probeonly,
I get a message that module fbdev cannot be found.
I
4400+), and I doubt that
the Dell will be around for more than a week or so. If there is something I can
try to look at before then, I'd be happy to, but I am at a total loss as to
what the problem might be.
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Kevin Oberman [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have connections to several systems and a few daemons listening, both
INET and INET6. Since my last upgrade, I can't see them with netstat
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Date: Wed
specify -f.)
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Kevin Oberman wrote:
Date: Sat, 17 Dec 2005 18:14:01 +0100
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Kevin Oberman wrote:
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Kevin Oberman writes:
[...]
No. There is no conflict between Cx states and EST. Cx states specifies
how deeply the CPU will sleep when idle. EST controls processor speed
and voltage. In most cases, your
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-cpu0: ACPI CPU (4 Cx states) on acpi0
+cpu0: ACPI CPU on acpi0
Q: Guessing that's
speed
and voltage. In most cases, your REALLY want to use both of these. They
are very significant in saving power. (Of course, USB tends to limit the
effectiveness of Cx states. I need to run without USB to get really good
battery life and to make suspend (S3) really ut power drain.
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built-in. I'm due for a new laptop in about a
year and I imagine that I will never deal with anything using if_wi
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to look? At this point I am baffled.
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Kevin Oberman wrote:
I recently upgraded my last desktop system from 4.11-Stable to
6.0-Stable. I did an update to 5.3 then to RELENG_5,
RELENG_6_0_0_RELEASE and on to RELENG6_0.
This system has been updated
Date: Wed, 14 Dec 2005 19:34:04 -0500
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I am attaching a dmesg. I do have a few of drivers (uhci, pcm, psm,
atkbd0 and ichsmb) that are still marked as GIANT-LOCKED, but I'm not
using
the man page at all.
Guess I'll try putting something together. Other than putting it in a
PR, should I do anything else with it?
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as opposed to when a devfs entry is
created on the fly does not work correctly (and, hence, the need for
devfs.conf).
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not answer why vmstat -i shows a rate of 2000
when I have set the hz to 1000.
Because the rate is always twice hz.
While I will concede that I have no explanation, but on all of my systems
rate = HZ +/-1. I have never seen a case where rate/2 = HZ.
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Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 13:47:56 -0600
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On Mon, Dec 05, 2005 at 10:15:52AM -0800 I heard the voice of
Kevin Oberman, and lo! it spake thus:
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Because the rate is always twice hz.
While I
. (And this was with Windows.)
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, it just worked, but YMMV. (But another ICH system also
incudes iicbus, iicbb, and intpm. Not sure why anymore. I suspect that
these are not REALLY for sound.)
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Date: Mon, 28 Nov 2005 22:04:05 -0800
From: Kevin Oberman
I've been trying to use devd for a number of things, but have
not gotten
far.
One issue is when I attach an ATAPI disk:
attach 100 {
device-name acd0;
action
see the device attach, but the chmod returns
an error indicating that /dev/acd0 does not exist. I get similar results
for other devices.
Is there a delay between the attach event and the creation of the /dev
entry? Am I missing something here? Maybe I should use devfs for this.
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, or something?
Nope! It's that way in CVS.
I got xterm-206_1 to install by deleting xorg-clients and then
installing xterm-206_1 followed by xorg-clisents-6.8.2_1. It has worked
fine on all 5 systems I have done it on to this point.
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acpi_video_load=YES and probably want to add
vesa_load=YES and acpi_ibm_load=YES, although those are probably not
related to your current problem.
You may also need to add hw.acpi.reset_video=0 and
hw.syscons.sc_no_suspend_vtswitch=1 to /etc/sysctl.conf.
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since the system is always polling when nothing else is
going on. It does not matter what the speed of the system is as the
polling loop runs continually when the CPU is idle.
If you network is not very busy, you probably don't want polling.
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UFS2 file systems
on your partitions.
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are fairly inexpensive (at
leat in the US) at about $25. Less on ebay. But you then need a camera
offering composite video out and these can be a bit harder to come by.
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. The update to the man pages
was committed to current in the past day or two. I'm not sure it it has
made it to RELENG_6.
You can't just specify the channel number any more. The channel is now
the device name, e.g. ata0.
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that the new kernel is OK before
installing the new system. If you have installed world and then cant
boot the new kernel, you might being very bad shape, depending on what
has changed between the new and old system.
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no negative issues. The
temperature of my system is noticeably cooler when not running something
that is compute intensive.
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to see problems reported there.
You also might open a PR.
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that the Windows solution to this problem is to put a really,
really long delay between when the system is finished syncing and when
the power is turned off. This might be the best solution for FreeBSD, as
well, but it will irritate people.
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actually written
data. If the power goes off before the data is in cache, it's lost.
I am not sure if write-cache can be turned off on SCSI, but SCSI drives
seem less likely to lie about when the data is actually flushed to the
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makes up the values reported (but not
used, to the best of my knowledge) and those work fine in every case I
have encountered.
I'd just ignore the warning and proceed.
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far more frequently with Google (or
Google Groups) than with the archive search tool.
Note that not all FreeBSD mailing lists are present in Google Groups,
but most message-ids can be found in either. Google gets around.
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disables the mouse, but you may want that.
It looks like you managed to add these lines to your /boot/kernel.conf
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What are people using for remote X displays on amd64
) may be increased and the
display re-written to take advantage of that, on the fly.
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then generate more poor or incomplete examples for people to
trip over, the canonical answer should be to follow the instructions in
UPDATING.
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, especially if it
happens in Stable. (I realize stable is not an issue at this time, but I
hope it will be soon as ATA mkIII seems like a really big improvement.)
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unavoidable), but you can make kernel (or make buildkernel
make installkernel) which is the only officially supported way of
building a kernel. The way you did it usually works, but is not
officially supported and may fail in some cases.
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of these
upgrades and I missed one note. It was a serious mistake that took
almost 3 hours to recover from. (This was a remote system. If it had
been local the delay would have been about 45 minutes.)
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are starting it twice. But this seems a bit unlikely as the
second daemon should exit immediately because the network socket is
already in use. But it's possible that they are stating so close
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for this reason and the fact that
it there are multiple addresses only the first returned will be
tried. It never fails over if that one is dead. (And, should an IPv6
address be available on a system that does not have IPv6
connectivity...).
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Date: Tue, 1 Mar 2005 15:24:58 +0100
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I'd say something is very wrong on your systems and I'd ALMOST bet it's
ata related. Maybe ATA-MkIII would
not getting properly
delivered. Normally the disk IRQs are not shared, but it really looks
like something was broken here for your BIOS. (And it appears to have
been fixed!)
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and I'd ALMOST bet it's
ata related. Maybe ATA-MkIII would help things out.
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at 100 in the iX86 platforms.
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On Tue, 22 Feb 2005, Kevin Oberman wrote:
In RELENG_5, the default HZ for amd64 is 1000, but for all other platforms
it is 100. So amd64 users will see a ten-fold decrease in tcp_isn_tick()
running
. I'm sure that there are
many 75 MHz Pentiums and 66 MHz 486s still running FreeBSD and even running
V5.
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to RELENG_5, but be sure to read UPDATING, too.
thanks,
woody
p.s. sorry if hotmail is sending HTML, I know, I know, all you pine users
hate it.
Nope. I don't see any sign of HTML. (Not that I use pine.)
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files, but I could not
read the files.
A problem I had was that the firmware updater is Windows-only, so I had
to remove the drive and take it to a Windows system to do the update.
After the update, I re-installed it and it ran perfectly again.
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to resume.
How do you trigger a resume??
A resume from hibernation is triggered by powering the unit on. It should
see the valid hibernation file and load it into the system. (Don't hold
the power switch as that will do a normal boot.)
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to your
/boot/device.hints. Try 0x2000 first as it is less extreme. If that does
not fix it, try 0x6000.
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servers in /etc/ntp.conf. I find this works
well, but some have complained that it takes too long.
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. :-)
Seriously, my T30 seems happier, too, although time will tell since it
was not nearly as unhappy as yours was. (It only barked and locked up
occasionally and never crashed on boot.)
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around for longer
than FreeBSD has existed. I think changing something like this would be
REALLY astonishing to way too many users and developers who happen to
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when combined with
softupdates. For servers that lack solid backup power (not a 10 minute
UPS), I would probably turn it off. But for most systems it is probably
worth the risks.
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Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2005 17:49:29 +0100
From: Erik Trulsson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Fri, Jan 21, 2005 at 08:31:06AM -0800, Kevin Oberman wrote:
Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2005 20:53:12 +1300
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Jim C. Nasby wrote:
Question one
, ssh, telnet,
...) have a -4 option to restrict the operation to INET.
But you really need to either get the nameserver fixed or find another
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or in the
program executed, too.
I trivial note: -f implies -n. There is no need to specify both, but no
harm in doing so.
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reinstallkernel can also be good friends.
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it and, even when I
try to type more, my fingers insist on most at least once. Guess
it's because I've been using most(1) for at least 15 years and probably
closer to 20.
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(bfbf002f,2f,bfbf002f,bfbfe82c,8077800,) at syscall+0x27b
Xint0x80_syscall() at Xint0x80_syscall+0x1f
--- syscall (27, FreeBSD ELF32, recvmsg), eip = 0x280fb3d3, esp =
0xbfbfe76c,ebp = 0xbfbfecf4 ---
Looks a lot like the large size might be over-writing something.
Reproducable at will.
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, but, if your system does OK on APM, it may be a safer way to go for
laptops in particular. (I run ACPI on my laptop, but I may just be a bit
crazy.)
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. (This will probably do nothing on a
desktop.)
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and that one was done while I was
on travel and couldn't really keep on top of the upgrade.
I would STRONGLY urge that you do a portupgrade -aF to pre-fetch all
source tarballs before you start.
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it with:
module_path=/boot/kernel
tried. doesn' work. Anyone else see this?
Still sounds like a broken module path to me. But the correct fix is in
UPDATING. See the entry for 20040806.
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is probed.
I did a binary search of patches since a known good system on 11/19 and
tracked it down to this update. Without it, the card works fine, With
it, the system locks up.
See bug i386/74601 for a few more details. Configs and logs available on
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or you might get bored waiting for the
time to sync.
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On Mon, Nov 08, 2004 at 07:41:29AM -0800, Kevin Oberman wrote:
I think
, and installworld. Since
this message is the second invocation of world: in Makefile, I suspect
it needs to be worked on a bit.
FWIW, I was updating from 5.3-Stable of last Wednesday to -Stable of
last evening (to get Nate's ACPI patches).
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can get the latest and greatest from CVS for HEAD.
http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/cvsweb.cgi/src/share/man/man4/
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from the physical device (parallel or serial).
ln -s /dev/ttyd0 /dev/pps0 (127.127.22.0 in ntp.conf)
or
ln -s /dev/ttyd1 /dev/pps0 (127.127.22.0 in ntp.conf)
or
ln -s /dev/ttyd1 /dev/pps1 (127.127.22.1 in ntp.conf)
or
ln -s /dev/ppc0 /dev/ppc2 (127.127.22.2 in ntp.conf)
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the transition
from ufs to ufs2 and new threading libraries and LOTS more make it a
rough way to go. I think the advise to do a fresh install is the best
option if you go to 5, but I'd really recommend staying at 4.10 or
STABLE for now.
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and occasionally goes BOOM!
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effect of this is a 5 second delay when the card starts.
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the data is restored to the original
disk, the bad blocks will have been re-directed by the drive and will
no longer trouble you.
Modern disks are pretty smart at error recovery, but some failures are
too sudden for the drive to be able to deal with them without losing
data.
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get it fixed. (I am not
one of those people.)
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. But they may well exist.
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in the SJ Mercury lists an
AMD64 3200+ with mobo for about $650. (I don't recall the mobo.)
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and stable) are searchable on Google Groups. They are
in mailing.freebsd and you can do full Google searching on them.
Has anyone considered adding information on this to the Handbook? It's
a VERY useful resource that I suspect too many people are not even
aware of.
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cvsweb i don't see difference in quirks (well, by my untrained eyes).
Nate MFCed the latest USB stuff last night. Try updating your system
and see if things are better.
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can point it out.
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to
load, a primary zone containing labels that might be considered
questionable, however this should not happen by default.
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