Marco Beishuizen wrote:
> Unfortunately these didn't make any difference.
It is strange because it works here and is what the
man page recommends. Did you log out of all
sessions?
Cág
. Please let me know
if I need to give some other details.
Cág
Even though it seems nobody
is answering, I've found out
that building sxiv from pkgsrc
doesn't produce a segfault,
unlike building locally or
install the pre-built package.
Cág
such problem in Alpine
Linux, but didn't do any debugging work
back then.
I'd highly appreciate any help with my problem.
Please let me know if you need full core dumps.
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ing and the Command Line Editing
sections.
Cág
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Andy Ball wrote:
> They are the same
Indeed they are, I've just downloaded both and both are
372MB.
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Al Zick wrote:
> Still, I was able to convert a few more servers to NetBSD
> remotely, just not the ones running FreeBSD.
Could you please share your reasons for converting?
I understand the love to NetBSD from sysadmins.
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> It really looks like it runs out of drive before
> it runs out of image.
> Does FreeBSD's dd work differently?
Hi,
On NetBSD /dev/rwd1d represents your whole disk,
not /dev/wd1d. On FreeBSD it should be the same.
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Rocky Hotas wrote:
> is there any other kind of documentation about the NetBSD kernel and PCI?
> How can a kernel newbie get more info about a part of the NetBSD kernel
> internals?
There's a kernel section[0] in Documentation.
[0]: https://www.netbsd.org/docs/kernel/
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Al Zick wrote:
> Maybe rad6 would
> represent the whole disk. You may have just put me on the right
> track.
Try bsdlabel(8) (with -A option). Looks like it is a FreeBSD version
of disklabel(8) and has a similar output.
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ng:
LABEL netbsd
MENU LABEL NetBSD
COM32 chain.c32
APPEND hd0 1
[NetBSD is on /dev/sda1 or /dev/wd0a]
With this configuration SYSLINUX prints:
Booting...
SYSLINUX 6.04 EDD
and doesn't load anything.
During the installation I did not install the bootcode to
the MBR.
Thanks,
Cág
ding FF45 (on amd64); it
doesn't appear anymore for some reason. No data corruption, just core
dumps.
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R7/lib/libX11.so.7, needed by ${programme}
is not present in this system.
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modular-xorg libs are located in /usr/pkg/lib.
I wanted to avoid duplicates by using modular-xorg.
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eans that
outputs.master6 handles jack. Try setting outputs.master7
to 0,0 and see if that works.
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nd so I set "outputs.master"
(speakers) to 0,0 so I can always output to jack.
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Fekete Zoltán wrote:
> Hmmm, now the setting is this one, still no success:
> Do you see anything that can help?
At first try disabling all and then enabling each one
after another. Maybe it's another one that handles that.
Do you use oss, pulseaudio or JACK the sound server?
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idea at all?
Thanks
[0]: https://mail-index.netbsd.org/pkgsrc-users/2015/12/24/msg022760.html
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I think it is a good idea if I post a quick update here too.
I changed the cursor theme - with this cursor theme
I received segfaults in Xubuntu as well. I also rebuilt
sxiv with gmake and it no longer aborts.
mpg321 is the only thing that dumps core with
libpthread in backtrace.
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The version of xf86-input-synaptics in wip is 1.2.1; it cannot be
compiled because of LocalDevicePtr errors ('unknown type name'); now
the latest version is 1.9.0, and it can't be compiled because it can't
find sys/mouse.h. What is sys/mouse.h? A quick search reveals that it
exists on QNX and
Maya wrote:
> MIPS has* fixed size instructions, so 64bit instructions are very big,
> and so it runs a 32bit userland that only runs on 64bit CPUs, kinda
> like the amd64 x32 ABI.
> * They now made a variant which isn't like this
Are you talking about the Warrior series?
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Mayuresh wrote:
> But the problems like inability to login to gmail continue ("Next"
> button after entering email does not function.) Do not know whether
> that's OS independent "feature".
I don't have a gmail account, but entering any random email address
and pressing it shows that it doesn't
Maya wrote:
> I think only this super new nanoMIPS stuff:
> https://www.anandtech.com/show/12699/mips-announces-i7200-32bit-cpu-with-new-nanomips-isa
Hopefully there is some truth in the presentation, not only business
buzzwords. Always nice to see a competition.
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Edgar Pettijohn wrote:
> I use the following in xorg.conf. It makes it bearable. I can use the
> center button and then finger scroll on my ThinkPad. It would be
> great to use the 2-finger scroll though.
Central button, you mean that red nipple? In my case, Button 4 and
Button 5 aren't even
> Docs for creating a package for an existing specification is at
> https://www.netbsd.org/docs/pkgsrc/binary.html
> Creating from scratch is at
> https://www.netbsd.org/docs/pkgsrc/creating.html
Just to add, the guides are available as PDFs
(https://netbsd.org/docs/#guides), which is more
Hi,
Is it possible to completely disable kernel messages on the console
(they are green by default)? "boot -q" reduces verbosity, but "boot -z"
doesn't disable them, instead reducing verbosity of init (white on black
by default). Setting kern.messages to 0 with sysctl doesn't seem to help
either.
Mayuresh wrote:
> Curious how other users who (have to) use a web browser with
> javascript on NetBSD are coping with this. Any other browser or older
> firefox or 59 is just alright for you?
There are Midori and surf, both WebKit-based browsers, and have
JavaScript, and both are fairly small. I
Rhialto wrote:
>> There are Midori and surf, both WebKit-based browsers, and have
>> JavaScript, and both are fairly small. I use NetSurf, don't browse
>> JS-filled net and quite happy with it.
> Surf (www/netsurf) seems to work; www/midori fails to build for me:
[...]
Yeah, I was compiling it
I wrote:
> Rhialto wrote:
>>> There are Midori and surf, both WebKit-based browsers, and have
>>> JavaScript, and both are fairly small. I use NetSurf, don't browse
>>> JS-filled net and quite happy with it.
>> www/midori fails to build for me:
> Maybe we should use FreeBSD patches?
Hi,
freebsd wrote:
> So it is half solved. Now the question remains why is /dev/dtyU0 not
> created at boot time just when I replug the stick.
Hi,
I have AVR Arduino clones to have fun with, and on my desktop (8.0
though) /dev/dtyU0 is present at boot time.
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Hi,
For better illustration, let me start by using a practical example.
Suppose you have a file named frúh.mp3. ls(1) in its directory shows
as it is: frúh.mp3. My locale is UTF-8.
moc (music on console)[0] will show it as fr?h.mp3; noice[1] as
früh.mp3, unless you start it with LC_ALL=C, in
I wrote:
> Suppose you have a file named frúh.mp3. ls(1) in its directory shows
> as it is: frúh.mp3. My locale is UTF-8.
A minor correction: I meant früh instead of frúh. frúh.mp3 in noice
would look like frúh.mp3.
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Johnny Billquist wrote:
> How it is shown depends on how the software is interpreting it, as
> well as how it is visualizing it.
[...]
> Now, what was the question?
"By looking at the code, what are the differences between rover and
noice at handling UTF-8 characters?"
I don't understand
Brett Lymn wrote:
> It is hard to say without looking at the code but it could be
> something in the terminal initialisation or environment that is
> changing what is on the screen...
The code is here: https://git.2f30.org/noice
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Leonardo Taccari wrote:
> Hello Cág, Brett and netbsd-users@!
> (I'll reply to both emails here)
Hello Leonardo!
> At least regarding the noice problem, that's just a kludge but a
> possible patch that workaround the problem is attached in this email
> (it can be used as
Riccardo Mottola wrote:
> ß Is really used a lot in the messages. Maybe the font can be
> expanded? how? I think ö was present: some special characters
> displayed.
Well, old VGA fonts could be modified with pcvt-utils, at least that's
what the guide says. This "high-res" font is kinda built-in
Hi,
Riccardo Mottola wrote:
> very nice! Only glitch? I choose german as a language and I noticed
> that while Umlauts kame out, the ß was not printed out replaced with a
> space instead.
>
> so e.g. Größe displayed as Grö e.
Is that on the tty? The font is missing a few characters, ß is one,
Robert Nestor wrote:
> I’ve run into this a few times using pkgin. Not sure if it’s a problem
> with pkgin or with the packages and their dependencies. What seems to
> work for me is to remove the newer version of the package that it’s
> complaining about, then retrying the installation. In you
"NetBSD is one of the last operating systems (or even the last one?)
not using ncurses."
I think it should be more widespread. There's already a third-party
port (https://github.com/sabotage-linux/netbsd-curses), maybe there
should be a tarball somewhere on NetBSD.org?
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Martin Husemann wrote:
>> ncurses is available in pkgsrc for those who need/desire it.
> I think you misunderstood: he asks for NetBSD curses being more easily
> packagable and used elsewhere (IIUC).
That's exactly what I meant, and lack of official releases makes it less
popular I think. It can
Maya wrote:
> Illumos is not using ncurses either.
> https://github.com/illumos/illumos-gate/tree/master/usr/src/lib/libcurses/screen
There's no curses.h? It looks quite antique too :)
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Bruce Nagel wrote:
> File attached for the output of that, thanks for the tip on using tee.
> It appears to still be failing in much the same way.
[...]
Okay, I'm at loss now. Upgrade to pkgsrc-2018Q2 maybe? On CURRENT
boost-jam builds and installs without errors, the same 1.67.0 as in
2018Q2.
Bruce Nagel wrote:
> I think there is still an issue in that pkgin refused to install it,
> and I wonder why I had to manually install libraries that it should
> have been pulling in automagically (as I understand it) but at least
> I have a working office suite again.
A simple `make update`
Bruce Nagel wrote:
> I'm at a loss, but willing to try other ideas, thanks to all who are
> trying to help.
Hi,
What version of pkgsrc are you using?
Run `make show-depends` to see the dependencies. -current reports these,
apart from others:
boost-libs-1.67.*:../../devel/boost-libs
Riccardo Mottola wrote:
> Hi,
Hi,
> yes... it is using the "high res" console.
> Can't we fix the fonts inside DRM?
I don't think so, there must be a need for a new console driver...
Take a look at the code though, maybe there's a mention of the font
somewhere:
Dan LaBell wrote:
> #meh.
> It didn't stop SQLite from taking off. Maybe, what is really
> necessary would be from someone to write a book. Or, a few ambitious
> some ones. Maybe it's all part of Cyber's ( the god of all things
> digital ) plan; so, women can break into the male-dominated
Gua Chung Lim wrote:
> Absolutely agreed with Vitaly. This news upsets me.
> I don't think NetBSD will or ever need any features being ported from
> mac. I also own mac, but I use it for something else.
> launchd on mac is something equivalent to systemd on Linux. :-(
NetBSD certainly doesn't
Benny Siegert wrote:
> NetBSD has an in-kernel audio mixer that allows multiple audio sources to
> play at the same time. I think it might only be in 8-BETA or -current
> though.0
It is: http://netbsd.gw.com/cgi-bin/man-cgi?audio++NetBSD-current
What is the history of audio in NetBSD? Is it
Test, please ignore.
Michael Parson wrote:
> Edit /etc/syslog.conf and change the destination for anything writing
> to /dev/console to write to a file, like maybe /var/log/console.
I don't have syslogd(8) on the machine. I wonder what actually makes
the kernel output to /dev/console, and if it can be controlled by
Hi,
How to prevent various components from being built? Let's say, I don't
need ftpd/httpd or du or even ls on the target system. I.e. components,
for which there are no special options, like MKHTML or MKGCC or MKYP,
exist. Is it manually removing them from SUBDIR in respective Makefiles?
I
Don wrote:
> To date, I've been exporting an *empty* filesystem and incrementally adding
> stuff to it, based on errors detected in the process of going to singleuser...
> and, likewise, proceeding on to multiuser.
It's always nice to see that you are not alone :)
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Maya wrote:
>> Modular xorg in pkgsrc includes twm but not ctwm as far as I know,
>> so I don't get ctwm. I have no /usr/X11R7 or /usr/X11R6 directory.
>
> because ctwm is an independent package. it's wm/ctwm.
https://github.com/NetBSD/xsrc/tree/trunk/external/mit/ctwm/dist
There's also vtwm
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