On 7/7/06, Matthew Dillon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
:I installed DFly 1.4.4 today and it proply panic'd with a problem in :tulip_rx_intr(), as described in this mail thread: :http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/mailarchive/bugs/2006-02/msg00010.html : :I was dismayed to find that the DFly ISOs don't include sources, so I can't :patch this system and get it on the LAN. :[ Curiosity -- why is this done? I tend to run on ancient hardware with :FreeBSD and having the sources around has allowed me to patch up drivers to :get the systems running. Are the sources really too large to include in the :DFly ISO? ] The ISO has historically been made as minimal as possible. I agree with you that the ISO should contain compilable kernel sources. They dont have to be automatically installed, but we ought to be add them to the ISO as a gzip'd tar. :What's the easiest way to get this machine running? Burn the sources to CD :and copy them over, patch/rebuild/reboot? : :Regards, :-- :Matt Emmerton Try burning a recent build of HEAD. There's a good chance that the particular panic referenced (a serializer panic) is fixed in HEAD. If
It had been fixed on HEAD :-) Best Regards, sephe -- Live Free or Die
