Re: How make an UEFI-bootable USB memory stick!? fdisk -i[g]y [-b 960] does not do it!!..

Since posting I learned that installNN.fs which is UEFI-bootable as USB memory stick, is produced by the "${FS}:" section in this script: https://cvsweb.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/src/distrib/amd64/iso/Makefile?rev=1.19=text/x-cvsweb-markup Its fdisk command is "fdisk -iy -b 960 -f /usr/mdec/mbr

Will vmm support VFIO/IOMMU?

Hi guys. Will vmm support VFIO/IOMMU like Intel VT-d, AMD Vi, and System MMU in the future?

Re: print usb printer by [ Google Cloud Print for Chromium ]

i write down in more detailed manner but in japanese in https://qiita.com/tyokai/items/0cb47bd08cf6ec45de93 . - regards

Re: Segmentation fault when opening a particular PDF file in mupdf

Dear Mihai, Thank you. I think mupdf supports more file formats than xpdf, which is a benefit for some. Sincerely, Xianwen On Sat, Feb 17, 2018 at 5:13 PM, Mihai Popescu > wrote: > I guess that evince is heavier than mupdf, when I consider its

Re: Segmentation fault when opening a particular PDF file in mupdf

Dear Stuart and Edgar, Thank you. I am only looking for the most lightweight PDF viewer. I am in the process of compiling xpdf now. Sincerely, Xianwen On Sat, Feb 17, 2018 at 5:32 PM, Edgar Pettijohn > wrote: On 02/17/18 07:14, Stuart

Re: nat-to (least-states / round-robin) problem

Hi Giannis, Sorry Just going through old mails, saw this and no response, Im not sure about least state but you could try, Relayd would be would be a good place to start... it has L4 level ( Port forwarding with health checks that would be useful ) (the above is uesful if you are doing

Re: Segmentation fault when opening a particular PDF file in mupdf

Dear Stuart, Thank you! I compiled mupdf and it works like a charm! I do have one additional question. How do I compile a "flavour" of a package? For example, for mupdf, there is mupdf and mupdf-js. I ran "make package" and it gave me mupdf. How would I obtain mupdf-js? Sincerely, Xianwen On

Re: Bandwidth Queuing on Asymmetrical Connections?

Hi Jordan, I ask this a while back too and many thanks to Stuart Henderson who might chime in? Basically the queuing is done on the outbound interface. So when you make your rules if you have 15Mbs upstream bandwidth then that is where you do the queuing. See the OBSD and PF manual for how

Bandwidth Queuing on Asymmetrical Connections?

Hi folks, I was wondering how one goes about maintaining separate upload and download queues in pf. I have been playing with various combinations and I can't seem to get both queues to apply simultaneously. For example, I have a 150 down 15 up connection. I want to limit a specific device on

Re: Segmentation fault when opening a particular PDF file in mupdf

On 02/17/18 07:14, Stuart Henderson wrote: On 2018-02-17, Xianwen Chen wrote: Dear Vincent, Thank you. I am surprised that mupdf is actually close to 30 MB of size. You are right that it is not lightweight in terms of package size. It has the full PDF renderer in

Re: Segmentation fault when opening a particular PDF file in mupdf

> I guess that evince is heavier than mupdf, when I consider its dependent > libraries. Some of that dependencies are already requested by another must have applications. mupdf looks like it is written by a company with ties in ghostscript. Must try it!

NAT for dual-WAN with public and private LAN

Hi misc, I just got an second ADSL-uplink installed and now I try to reconfigure my pf.conf to load-balance NAT over both connections. Just to be more concrete: It is a Hotel-Setup with a guest accessible public Wifi-LAN (Ubuiqity UniFi Devices) and a private LAN for Office-Devices. I use a

Re: Segmentation fault when opening a particular PDF file in mupdf

On 2018-02-17, Xianwen Chen wrote: > Dear Vincent, > > Thank you. > > I am surprised that mupdf is actually close to 30 MB of size. You are right > that it is not lightweight in terms of package size. It has the full PDF renderer in it, unlike evince which just uses

Re: vmctl status - output order

On 2018-02-17, Jiri B wrote: > I can't read C but how do you sort vmctl status output? > > host1# vmctl status >ID PID VCPUS MAXMEM CURMEM TTYOWNER NAME > 6 99046 12.0G698M ttyp4jirib build1 > 1 93692 12.0G917M ttyp7

vmctl status - output order

I can't read C but how do you sort vmctl status output? host1# vmctl status ID PID VCPUS MAXMEM CURMEM TTYOWNER NAME 6 99046 12.0G698M ttyp4jirib build1 1 93692 12.0G917M ttyp7jirib jirib1 7 - 1512M -

Re: Segmentation fault when opening a particular PDF file in mupdf

Dear Vincent, Thank you. I am surprised that mupdf is actually close to 30 MB of size. You are right that it is not lightweight in terms of package size. I guess that evince is heavier than mupdf, when I consider its dependent libraries. I do not know a good way to list evince's dependencies,

kernel panic with cmp

Hi, I have kernel panic in OpenBSD 6.1 end 6.2 on the same machine. Command "cmp" is in my script , it starts every minute. When I don't use "cmp" command with my script, is ok. This kernel panic is after the last path of February 2, 2018. Kernel is default from upgrade. Links: