OK, so where I can grab binary kernel from 31th October, or if it's
impossible, how can I rollback cvs source to that date for compiling it
manually?

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Sorry for all language errors and fails, English is not my native language.

2014-11-06 16:31 GMT+01:00 Alexandre Ratchov <a...@caoua.org>:

> On Thu, Nov 06, 2014 at 04:18:31PM +0100, Jakub Skrzypnik wrote:
> > It may be probably look like a x-post from bugs@, but I just want to
> share
> > my experience with users, not only with developers, maybe I just do
> > something wrong or someone here have same problem.
> >
> > So, problem is simple, but really annoying. When I do more intensive
> > browsing of Web, using Conkeror, Firefox or Chromium, and I try to open
> > lots of tabs, or some heavyweight websites, browser starts to increase a
> > very intensive disk activity for 10 seconds and goes to panic, not just
> > segfault. It's only done when I use browsers, probably not intented by
> > network, because I can stream videos from youtube using mplayer very
> well,
> > and also downloading of very large files works well. It's not even caused
> > by login.conf limit, to be sure I set them to infinity.
> > I'm very confused and maybe a bit depressed, because OpenBSD looks like
> an
> > awesome operating system, so I'll plan to use it as regular OS, but that
> > problem strongly disallows me to do regular activites here. But maybe I
> > just do it wrong, or wasn't have set up something correctly.
> > If you're interesed about debugging, proper dmesg/ps/trace output is at
> > bugs@, but among this, I'll appreciate any help or hints, or maybe
> someone
> > here have that or related problem?
> >
> Yesterday I heard others reports about same problem; problems tend
> to be fixed quickly, but "you never know". Meanwhile you could try
> to get a kernel from before 1 november, which won't panic.
>
> -- Alexandre

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