On Thu, Sep 19, 2013 at 2:44 PM, Stefan Wollny <stefan.wol...@web.de> wrote: > I have this ancient IBM/lenovo T60 with me while working off-site. This > machine used to be a reliable workhorse until recently. Since roughly around > the time of the ABI changes to 64-bit time I get annoyed by 2~3 crashes per > day. I usually run OpenBSD's latest snapshots on it and I can confirm that > those snapshots are rock-solid.
It's hard to fix crashes that aren't reported, or that are reported without any details. panic message? kernel trace back? reliable reproduction procedure? > So here I am wondering if my I have to say farewell to my favorite worktool > or if I missed some changes in the settings. E.g. one important Linux-binary > (SoftMaker Office 2012) does not start up any more (and on startup the system > complains that 'kern.emul.linux=1' is invalid). As espie@ noted, compat_linux needs further fixes to get it working again after the time_t bump. If linux compat is a "must have" then you'll need to run 5.4-release for now. Philip Guenther
