On 5/5/06, Andrew Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
sephe,
I tried this new patch, but my ath drivers no longer function. They refuse to
load on boot and if I force it manually with a kldload I get a kernel panic.
Please rebuild ath(4) modules
Don't load it on startup, load it manually afte
sephe,
I tried this new patch, but my ath drivers no longer function. They refuse to
load on boot and if I force it manually with a kldload I get a kernel panic.
I used your patch against a clean /usr/src and only did a make buildkernel.
Should I have done a make buildworld too? I also tried to m
Karthik Subramanian wrote:
> Hi Hans,
>
>> udev is not a fix to this, it is the cause. You actually can use udev
>> to get stable device nodes. Most distros don't care, though. The linux
>> kernel provides a stable addressing in sysfs. udev should be configured
>> to use this and not just enumera
Hi Hans,
udev is not a fix to this, it is the cause. You actually can use udev
to get stable device nodes. Most distros don't care, though. The linux
kernel provides a stable addressing in sysfs. udev should be configured
to use this and not just enumerate serially. So the problem isn't there
"i
Am Mittwoch, 3. Mai 2006 21:49 schrieb walt:
> I've been trying for two days to build firefox from pkgsrc,
> but the build always halts with this error which I can't
> decipher:
>
> ranlib libjsurl_s.a
> /usr/pkgsrc/www/firefox/work/mozilla/config/nsinstall -R -m 644
> libjsurl_s.a ./../../dist/lib
Hi,
very off-topic (Linux specific), but...
On Wed, 3 May 2006 16:09:42 +0530 "Karthik Subramanian"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On linux, the disks from the JBOD are recognised as /dev/sd[a-n]. The
> hitch is that the device naming is not consistent across reboots; the
> first time around,
