* Joey Hess
| Joey Hess wrote:
| > I'm going to take a closer look at the anna segfault. It's easy to
| > reproduce, and it's probably due to it not being robust enough in its
| > dependancy calculations, or something silly like that.
|
| Ah, it's wget-retreiver, not anna, that is segfaulting.
I've straightened out the dns problems, fix committed. I'm still getting
many segfaults around anna or the wget retreiver (or wget itself),
working on tracking that down next.
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Joey Hess wrote:
> Joey Hess wrote:
> > I'm going to take a closer look at the anna segfault. It's easy to
> > reproduce, and it's probably due to it not being robust enough in its
> > dependancy calculations, or something silly like that.
>
> Ah, it's wget-retreiver, not anna, that is segfaultin
David Whedon wrote:
> I assume you've committed all you changed to build your floppy?
I'm still building new kernel packages (I hacked it for my floppy). I
didn't really change much else; all is committed. I used rootskel 0.003,
0.004 is badly broken.
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Erik Andersen wrote:
> > - /etc/nsswitch.conf (should be unnecessary according to the libc info
> > page)
>
> If you look in the stock nsswitch.conf you will see
> hosts: files dns
> networks: files
>
> It will use /lib/libnss_files* to read things like /etc/hosts
> (I'm
Joey Hess wrote:
> I'm going to take a closer look at the anna segfault. It's easy to
> reproduce, and it's probably due to it not being robust enough in its
> dependancy calculations, or something silly like that.
Ah, it's wget-retreiver, not anna, that is segfaulting. I suppose the
semi-recent
> reason netcfg-manual had only put a "search" line in there. David?
wierd, I'll look at it.
> * went over to vc 2 and failed to ping debian.org
> * successfully pinged out by IP
> * told it to use the ip address of http.us.debian.org, and manually
> configured it for that mirror
> * watched
On Wed Feb 14, 2001 at 05:48:10PM -0800, Joey Hess wrote:
> Maybe David has quietly managed this earlier, but it's a first for me:
>
> * made a d-i boot floppy
> * booted up my old 486 with it
> * told it I had a ne2000 ethernet card[1], and manually specified the io
> base 0x300 and irq 10 sin
Maybe David has quietly managed this earlier, but it's a first for me:
* made a d-i boot floppy
* booted up my old 486 with it
* told it I had a ne2000 ethernet card[1], and manually specified the io
base 0x300 and irq 10 since it's not a pnp card[2]
* manually configured the network
* went ove
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