The solution is natural and easy.
Thanks a lot, gentlemen.
Yarek.
2008/9/16 Robert Raschke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> On Tue, Sep 16, 2008 at 2:54 PM, Yaroslav <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> A question: how to feed a private (SSH host) key(s) to eve's factotum
>> during the boot?
>> The first what com
I am using a 3c589 and remember having the same symptoms at first. Jmk then
gave me the hint to try the other slot which amazingly did the trick. I then
didn't investigate that further. Incidentally, I'm also having a 572 lying
around I'm hoping to get running someday. As far as I remember, those a
hi,
i got the following panic in a kernel I compiled today:
panic: D2B called on non-block f0d72af8 (double-free?)
panic: D2B called on non-block f0d72af8 (double-free?)
dumpstack disabled
cpu0: exiting
it happen evertime i plug a usb device in. i don't know how
t
> hi,
> i got the following panic in a kernel I compiled today:
>
> panic: D2B called on non-block f0d72af8 (double-free?)
> panic: D2B called on non-block f0d72af8 (double-free?)
> dumpstack disabled
> cpu0: exiting
>
> it happen evertime i plug a usb device in. i don't
> I am using a 3c589 and remember having the same symptoms at first. Jmk then
> gave me the hint to try the other slot which amazingly did the trick. I then
> didn't investigate that further. Incidentally, I'm also having a 572 lying
> around I'm hoping to get running someday. As far as I remember,
Sorry about that. We're soaking a version of the kernel that includes
a reference count in the Block struct. It's so far used by the
Ethernet drivers, IP stack and USB code, and usbohci.c escaped a
little too early.
I've just pushed out a newer allocb.c to sources that initializes the
refence co
> Of course, if someone has a hidden broadcom driver lying around, that
> would obviate the need for the pcmcia card...:-)
There's is some code laying around for Broadcom 570x cards:
http://plan9.bell-labs.com/sources/contrib/uriel/mirror/bc.tgz
I've been trying to get that working on a computer
I was using a 3c589 until a few years ago, then I moved to
a Netgear FA411 which is somwhat more mechanically robust -
I broke the plug on the 3com card :-(
-Steve
