Hi!
Robert Millan writes:
> El 25 de març de 2012 23:20, Christoph Egger ha escrit:
>> My run was on latest kfreebsd-9 kernel from sid. I can test on my 8.3
>> systems later, though we'll need to get this working on 8.1 as that's
>> what the buildds are running.
>
> Sorry I got confused. It wor
El 26 de març de 2012 0:14, Robert Millan ha escrit:
> Sorry I got confused. It works on all versions when it is built with
> i386 libc.
I think I know why, but can't fix it right now. timer_t is abused to
store a pointer, but its size is only int32_t.
timer_create() sets it here:
El 25 de març de 2012 23:20, Christoph Egger ha escrit:
> My run was on latest kfreebsd-9 kernel from sid. I can test on my 8.3
> systems later, though we'll need to get this working on 8.1 as that's
> what the buildds are running.
Sorry I got confused. It works on all versions when it is built
Hi!
Robert Millan writes:
> El 25 de març de 2012 21:28, Christoph Egger ha escrit:
>> It fails some regression tests on eglibc, is that on purpose?
>
> For tst-timer* I got the same failures with sid chroot on kfreebsd
> 8.1, however they work fine with kfreebsd-10.
>
> I don't have kfreebsd 8.
Package: src:ifupdown
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Justification: IPv6 failure kills also IPv4 initialisation
I need to point to three reasons why ifupdown fails for GNU/kFreeBSD
El 25 de març de 2012 23:07, Christoph Egger ha escrit:
> Robert Millan writes:
>> I'm not sure if people in debian-bsd can help with this. I myself
>> can't. Maybe you should try to reproduce this in a pure FreeBSD
>> environment by trying to import the pool from a FreeBSD system. If it
>> ca
If nobody objects, I think it'd be a good time to check this in. It
can be needed for the timers patch, and who knows what else.
El 16 de juliol de 2011 23:07, Robert Millan ha escrit:
> This libc patch makes __kernel_osreldate() available to the rest of
> libc, and replaces some of the KERN_OSR
El 25 de març de 2012 21:28, Christoph Egger ha escrit:
> It fails some regression tests on eglibc, is that on purpose?
For tst-timer* I got the same failures with sid chroot on kfreebsd
8.1, however they work fine with kfreebsd-10.
I don't have kfreebsd 8.3 and 9.0 handy atm (fsck'ed VM), but o
Hi!
Robert Millan writes:
> I'm not sure if people in debian-bsd can help with this. I myself
> can't. Maybe you should try to reproduce this in a pure FreeBSD
> environment by trying to import the pool from a FreeBSD system. If it
> can be imported with kFreeBSD 8.x (either GNU or BSD userlan
Hi!
tracing things down on a "pure" freebsd it seems there should be a
rpc.lockd running after all even in the case with kernel support (thus
invalidating my last mail). Will give it another debugging session asap.
Regards
Christoph
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Hi!
Robert Millan writes:
> Attached patch adds a new implementation of timers for kFreeBSD. It
> is heavily based on the Linux/NPTL counterpart.
>
> I've verified that this fixes #642112 (timer_settime fails on kfreebsd
> when timeout approaches max(time_t)) and #662018 (No support for
> CLOCK_
Package: mosh
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the IUTF8 termio constant isn't POSIX and isn't used on freebsd. We
still have UTF-8 enabled terminals though. Find below a patch I used
to make it build&work on Debian GNU/kFreeBSD
R
Hi!
Reading rpc.lockd code the rpc.lockd program is supposed to stop if it
detects locking support in the kernel which it correctly does (kldstat
-v | grep nfs)
% kldstat -v | grep nfs
353 nfssvc
352 nfsserver
354 nfslockd
349 nfs_
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