On Mon, Apr 13, 2009 at 02:20:13PM +0300, Hasso Tepper wrote:
A short list of problems based on first bulk build ...
* It introduced some new _POSIX defines in unistd.h which are clearly
wrong for us - _POSIX_BARRIERS and _POSIX_SPIN_LOCKS are such examples.
I hope that Peter will fix
Hasso Tepper wrote:
Building devel/libgweather fails 100% during bulk build with Out of
memory message. It took some time to find out why the heck it builds
fine on my development machine (PIV with 256MB memory), but fails 100%
on my bulk build machine (Core2 with 2GB memory). But the point is
I bet this is the set all bits to one on CHS overflow thing in fdisk. I'd
really like to know how we are supposed to handle this (better).
Colin, sorry for trashing your computer. I think we are well aware of this
issue, but we simply don't know exactly how to deal with it. Could you maybe
I couldn't use Windows anything - that is banned from my house.
Equally, I can't use a Linux fdisk (for instance), because I can't
boot the computer at all if the disk is plugged in.
If I remove uncable the disk, then I can boot from the DragonFly live
DVD (or any other live CD/DVD presumably).
You can try booting a linux live cd, then plugging in the hdd after the bios
screen, but before the linux kernel starts running.
cheers
simon
Colin Adams wrote:
I couldn't use Windows anything - that is banned from my house.
Equally, I can't use a Linux fdisk (for instance), because I can't
Colin Adams wrote:
I couldn't use Windows anything - that is banned from my house.
Good news, that. Should reduce your long-term rosk of stroke or hear attack.
;-)
Equally, I can't use a Linux fdisk (for instance), because I can't
boot the computer at all if the disk is plugged in.
If I
Hey,
Im looking for some suggestions about how to keep a backup in a remote
(shared) PC.
I got 20GB of srcs and images in my pc (PCBSD) and i got access to
100GB in a shared DFBSD2.2 server (all hammerFS).
I want to use the server to keep a backup of my files in a remote
location (in a daily
