NetBSD 7.2 has an optional newer version of OpenSSL available via /usr/pkg/
openssl-1.0.2p Secure Socket Layer and cryptographic library
(The version installed with the system is 1.0.1u)
$ locate libssl.so
/usr/lib/i386/libssl.so
/usr/lib/i386/libssl.so.10
/usr/lib/i386/libssl.so.10.6
I'm looking for something like a Raspberry Pi with a GPS HAT to run ntp. The
Raspberry Pi has its Ethernet connected via USB which adds a significant
layer of jitter. So I'm looking for something similar but with a good
Ethernet connection.
[Yes, most people wouldn't notice the Ethernet
co...@sdf.org said:
> There is some bug with rpi's USB causing hangs, so I wouldn't recommend
> heavy use of it right now.
Is that specific to the rpi? The chip on the rpi? ...
If it's specific to the chip on the rpi, it might be easier to debug on a PC.
Also a rpi might work if you use 2
marti...@gmail.com said:
> I think of creating a simple router for home use with NetBSD. Just for fun.
> I imagine a single board printed circuit with passive cooling, with 2+ 100+
> Mbit/s ethernet ports and maybe a vga port too. A Raspberry Pi sort of
> thing, but maybe not exactly that..
Thanks.
mar...@duskware.de said:
> Most newer cpus can do it, but to make it usefull all drivers need to
> support it as well, and on the Pi all communication with the GPU is done
> little endian, so that would be a bit of effort.
How hard is it to run without the GPU?
Mostly, I use ssh. I'd
> Cubietruck runs both. It's as simple as switching the kernel/userland.
Interesting. Thanks.
How does the CPU know which mode it is using? Is there an external hardware
jumper that the reset logic reads? That would require a new uboot as well as
kernel/userland.
Or is there a mode bit
b...@update.uu.se said:
> Define "wrong endian".
The non-Intel way.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endianness
> And maybe a simulator?
That's an interesting idea. Thanks.
I'm interested in things like ntp and gpsd so it would have to
simulate/emulate networking and serial ports.
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I'm looking for a low cost wrong endian system so I can verify (or debug)
software that is supposed to be widely portable. Used/eBay is fine.
Is there anything obvious I should be looking at? Or anything to avoid?
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w...@hiwaay.net said:
> Does anyone onlist know of any small (RPi-ish), cheap boxen w/ 2 or more
> working RJ45 ports (100 Mbit is OK), FreeBSD or NetBSD compatible ? I would
> like to use them as a firewall & an asterisk box. ...
Have you considered adding a USB-Ethernet adapter to a Pi?
swiftgri...@gmail.com said:
> Let's say I've got a machine with a boatload of RAM and I have an
> application which wants extremely fast writes, but doesn't really care that
> much about data integrity, and this case, nor do I. Having the system come
> back in the same state after rebooting is
swiftgri...@gmail.com said:
> hat 99% of folks who use SSL care about is _transport_ encryption, NOT the
> chain-of-trust, which I consider to be fundamentally flawed and broken at
> it's very core.
Without something like a chain-of-trust you don't know that your encrypted
connection is going
swiftgri...@gmail.com said:
> Well, the way I understand it, (and I'm probably wrong) but a
> man-in-the-middle would have to be able to break Diffie Hellman
How did you get your banks public key? Without a chain-of-trust you have to
get it on your own and the man in the middle has a good
swiftgri...@gmail.com said:
> All in all, Mayuresh, while I can see some reasons to run AMD64, I'm really
> on the same wavelength as you are - what's the point of hassling with AMD64
> anyway ? Perhaps someone will point out the "killer feature" that we
> missed. :-)
The thing you get with
> 3. If the mail is for an unknown user it's forwarded to Oldserv.
If "forwarded" means store and forward, you don't want to do that. Consider
what happens with bogus names, say from a typo. Your ew system is stuck with
bounce or drop. If you aren't familiar with that mess, google for bounce
p...@whooppee.com said:
> I'm trying to set up filtering ONLY on the primary (final destination) mail
> server. Any mail that gets sent to the backup-MX should be forwarded
> directly to the primary, with no filtering on the backup-MX.
That case doesn't work very well so it won't surprise me
>> How do I disable agp? Can I do it from the Install CD?
> Yes. You have to select "drop to boot prompt" and type "boot -c".
> When the kernel start booting it will present the userconf prompt.
> Type "disable agp" and, if necessary, "disable siside", then "exit".
Thanks. That's what I
emilianogavi...@gmail.com said:
> The problem is the sis chipset, it doesn't work well (or at all) with netbsd
> or X11.
> To get netbsd to boot, disable the agp driver. If you run into problems with
> the siside driver (messages about lost interrupts, or DMA problems), disable
> it as well.
It loads everything and starts. After a screenfull or so of typical boot
messages, the screen gets trashed. Ctrl-Alt-DEL doesn't work.
Does anybody recognize this problem? What can I do to collect more info?
I tried the no ACPI and no SMP options. That didn't help.
The 6.0 CD acts the same
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