On Fri, Jul 27, 2012 at 09:49:38AM +1000, Simon Burge wrote:
> >
> > ISTR SPARC machines used an initiator address 6 for hysterical reasons. I
> > forget why.
>
> Likewise for some early models of DECstation (2100 and 3100?). I never
> understood why.
>
Priorities. When negotiating for the
On Dec 17, 1:58pm, Matthew Mondor wrote:
} On Fri, 27 Jul 2012 13:57:52 + (UTC)
} Geoff Wing wrote:
} > John Nemeth typed:
} > : .. Being able to properly unload a built-in module would be a nice
} > : feature.
} >
} > This sounds a bit like a possible security problem, though
presumab
On Fri, 27 Jul 2012 13:57:52 + (UTC)
Geoff Wing wrote:
> John Nemeth typed:
> : .. Being able to properly unload a built-in module would be a nice
> : feature.
>
> This sounds a bit like a possible security problem, though
> presumably/hopefully
> limited by the current security level
This code in fssconfig.c looks suspicious to me:
if ((xflag || istmp) && isreg)
fss.fss_flags |= FSS_UNLINK_ON_CREATE;
else
fss.fss_flags = 0;
Shouldn't that "|=" be a "="?
Now, additionally to fssconfig -c not working at all for me
(it does work without "-c"), it now looks that it doesn't work
on wedges:
fssconfig CALL open(0x7f7fdbb0,2,0)
fssconfig NAMI "/dev/rfss0"
fssconfig RET open 3
fssconfig CALL ioctl(3,FSSIOCSET,0x7f7fdbf0)
fssconfig GIO fd 3
John Nemeth typed:
: .. Being able to properly unload a built-in module would be a nice
: feature.
This sounds a bit like a possible security problem, though presumably/hopefully
limited by the current security level and AAA.
Regards,
Geoff
> I think that opendisk should do something like this:
Yes.
On Thu, 26 Jul 2012, matthew green wrote:
library functions like
opendisk() will look for a file-path of the given name before
trying other names. that tends to make them use the block
dev when you want the char dev. eg, compare the ktrace for
"newfs raid1d" when you are in/not in /dev.
I thi
> Or does the warning disappear as soon as I have a GPT on the RAID
> (atm, I have neither an MBR nor a disklabel nor a GPT on it)?
No, it doesn't.
I dont't know whether I have made myself sufficiently clear: What annoys me
is that I get a warning I can't do anything about and despite having don
