Bill Maas writes: > There still is the other issue, that of the watchdog reset during > boot. It happens on an OpenBSD box, maybe on Linux boxes too, if the > timeout value is set too low. The appropriate lines from /etc/rc (4.0 > unpatched) are:
Just FYI, the Linux watchdog timer driver (for the net4801, at least -- I haven't investigated any other watchdog drivers) disables itself until the watchdog device is opened by a user-space program. This side-steps the reset during boot problem. Unfortunately it means that the watchdog timer won't be able to help if the system hangs during boot. Cheers, -Ted _______________________________________________ Soekris-tech mailing list [email protected] http://lists.soekris.com/mailman/listinfo/soekris-tech
