---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Vitaliy Makkoveev <m...@openbsd.org> Date: Fri, Aug 7, 2020 at 2:11 PM Subject: Re: pppx(4): move ifnet out of KERNEL_LOCK() To: Sven F. <sven.falem...@gmail.com>
What reaction do you expect? Look, you did something and you got panic with *not* modified system. What is expected you will do? At least you described your actions which caused issue. It's great if you know how to reproduce it and you also describe required actions. Also dmesg(8) output welcomed. That's all. It's not expected you have C or OpenBSD internals knowledge. It's not expected you have a solution to fix. But without things I described above your problem report is *useless*. Also we have bugs@ list to report bugs. I guess posting to tech@ is welcomed if you understand the problem you caught and you have solution. Did you anything of things above? No you *didn't*. You have system modified by yourself. You caught panic. Who knows what did you modify? May be you are the person who introduced issue? Who ever knows? Do you expect someone of developers will spend his time and do your work instead of you? Are you serious? The second your appearance. You did something and you caught panic with generic system. You posted dmesg(8) output. Ok, but where is the description of actions you did? Imagine, you are the first person who caught this issue. We have no telepathy skills, your report is useless. But well, I looked in your dmesg(8) output and the problem looks the same problem with I work. I answered you what works is in progress. Also I said you there is no quick solution for. And my solution can be rejected by other developers. So there is nothing to share yet. The problem is not secret, but you looks not the person who understand the reasons which caused problems. Also your posts about netlock show you as person which don't understand haw this subsystem works. Do you remember I asked you what is the data you propose to protect by netlock? Looks like you don't understand the meaning of rwlocks. What is the reason for me or other developers to have discussion with you? To teach you how to code? What is my interest? And don't assume my reply as "fuck off stupid user". It's *not*. I spend my time to explain you obvious things. If you are skilled enough, if you understand what you do - you are welcomed. But you should *describe* the problem and *describe* what you are doing. That's enough. If you are wrong you will be corrected. But unfortunately it's looks like it's not about you. -- -- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Knowing is not enough; we must apply. Willing is not enough; we must do
