On Wed, 3 Feb 2016, Edgar Fuss wrote:
I tried updating a 4.0.1 machine (amd64) to 6.1 by first updating the kernel
and I get a ``libpthread: sa_register failed: Invalid argument'' (when trying
to start nslcd). Any hints?
Is this down to the kern.no_sa_support sysctl?
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Stephen
I tried updating a 4.0.1 machine (amd64) to 6.1 by first updating the kernel
and I get a ``libpthread: sa_register failed: Invalid argument'' (when trying
to start nslcd). Any hints?
> Is this down to the kern.no_sa_support sysctl?
Hm, probably yes. What's the point of that variable (I couldn't find
anything useful in the archives)? At a first glance, it looks like
kern.partly_break_4_compatibility_on_purpose.
> Scheduler activation has been fully removed.
In 6.1? I should be getting ENOSYS, not EINVAL then, no?
On Wed, Feb 03, 2016 at 04:42:32PM +0100, Edgar Fuss wrote:
> I tried updating a 4.0.1 machine (amd64) to 6.1 by first updating the kernel
> and I get a ``libpthread: sa_register failed: Invalid argument'' (when trying
> to start nslcd). Any hints?
Scheduler activation has been fully removed.
On Wed, Feb 03, 2016 at 06:43:58PM +0100, Edgar Fuß wrote:
> > Is this down to the kern.no_sa_support sysctl?
> Hm, probably yes. What's the point of that variable (I couldn't find
> anything useful in the archives)? At a first glance, it looks like
>
