I've got OpenBSD 4.2 on a net4801 and am mounting /dev in RAM. I'd like
to reduce the amount of memory used even further. Currently only %4 is
used:
Filesystem SizeUsed Avail Capacity Mounted on
mfs:21800 853K 34.0K777K 4%/dev
What should I be aware
executive summary:
o removing the hard drive did not help
o grounding the antenna mount did not help
o a much bigger power supply did not help
o removing the antenna resulted in error free condition, but a
useless one, of course
for the long version,
On 15 Jan 2008, at 13:00, Randy Bush wrote:
executive summary:
o removing the hard drive did not help
o grounding the antenna mount did not help
o a much bigger power supply did not help
o removing the antenna resulted in error free condition, but a
useless one, of course
Is there an 'official' openbsd kernel config file to make a
stripped-down kernel for OpenBSD 4.2 ?
-Lars
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Hi Lars,
if there is an up-to-date config around' you'll probably find it at
kernel-panic.it or at ultradesic.com. But keep in mind that anything
other than GENERIC is \officially\ not supported;).
Bill
On Tue, 2008-01-15 at 19:26 +0200, Lars Noodén wrote:
Is there an 'official' openbsd kernel
Hello all
I have a new 5501 here. Serial has never been used. I've tried all the
common speeds, 8N1 no flow control, but no luck. The cable is definitely
fine since it works with a switch.
Tried with the SATA connected and unconnected, no difference.
It must be running because I see it's MAC
On Tue, 15 Jan 2008, Wim Kerkhoff wrote:
Hello all
I have a new 5501 here. Serial has never been used. I've tried all the
common speeds, 8N1 no flow control, but no luck. The cable is definitely
fine since it works with a switch.
The switch could be DCE pin out and 5501 DTE (or vice
