2013/3/1 Carlos Alberto Lopez Perez :
> But it looks like you can run RUMP kernels on top of Linux or any other
> OS (no need for a NetBSD kernel).
[..]
> https://fosdem.org/2013/schedule/event/operating_systems_anykernel/
Indeed, Antti used Windows as the demonstration platform during most
of
2012/7/24 :
> mount: /dev/da1p1 : No such device
>
> although the device exists:
>
> ls -l /dev/da1s1
> crw-rw 1 root disk 0, 97 Jul 24 16:14 /dev/da1s1
Just noticing that you seem to have missed the difference between
da1p1 and da1s1 (‘p’ vs. ‘s’).
Nicolas
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A. Because it breaks the log
2012/4/11 Steven Chamberlain :
> What about:
>
> "Debian can use either the Linux kernel or kFreeBSD at its core, but
> most of the basic OS tools come from the GNU project; hence the names
> Debian GNU/Linux or Debian GNU/kFreeBSD."
>
> Since kFreeBSD is the the kernel's name.
FWIW, I have neve
2012/1/22 Kim Trieu Van :
> How I can get debian with kernel NetBSD
That port was abandoned:
http://www.debian.org/ports/netbsd/>
You might be interested in Debian GNU/kFreeBSD (i.e., Debian with the
kernel of FreeBSD) instead:
http://www.debian.org/ports/kfreebsd-gnu/>
Images can be download
2011/7/22, David Balažic :
> During my last days experience, I never noticed that Debian/kbsd is a
> Technology Preview.
> Not while reading the docs, on the download site or during installation.
Debian website → Ports/Architectures → Debian GNU/kFreeBSD:
“First officially released with Debian 6
2011/7/21, David Balažic :
> I went for Debian to _stop_ discovering and reporting new bugs. :(
Debian GNU/kFreeBSD is currently only released as a "technology
preview", bugs are to be expected. For now, I guess you should Debian
GNU/Linux if you want a more polished experience.
Nicolas
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A.
2011/2/11 Petr Salinger :
2011-02-11 12:12:50 CET LOG: could not get peer credentials:
Interrupted system call
>
> The problem seems be in postgresql package.
> The sizeof(struct cmsgcred) is 84 on kfrebsd-amd64, there is no reason
> for padding it at the end to 8-byte boundary by kern
2011/2/11 Nicolas Barbier :
> 2011/2/11 Emanuele Balla :
>
>> 2011-02-11 12:12:50 CET LOG: could not get peer credentials:
>> Interrupted system call
>
> I think that this is enough to tell the porters what the problem is. I
> also think I have seen similar problems
2011/2/11 Emanuele Balla :
> On 2/11/11 12:04 PM, Nicolas Barbier wrote:
>
>>> postgres@netmon:~$ psql template1
>>> psql: FATAL: Ident authentication failed for user "postgres"
>>
>> * What does the PostgreSQL log say?
>
> You're right (
2011/2/11 Petr Salinger :
>> Setting up postgresql (8.4.7-0squeeze2) ...
>
>> root@netmon:~# su - postgres
>> postgres@netmon:~$ psql template1
>> psql: FATAL: Ident authentication failed for user "postgres"
>
> This command works for me on kfreebsd-i386
> with both 8.4.5-0squeeze2 and 8.4.7-0squ
2011/2/10 Emanuele Balla :
> postgres@netmon:~$ psql template1
> psql: FATAL: Ident authentication failed for user "postgres"
* What does the PostgreSQL log say?
* Does it work when you install an identd? (That shouldn't be required
when connecting using UNIX sockets, but it may be help diagnose
2010/8/8 Sune Vuorela :
> in libkpty (kde4libs/kpty/kpty.c), there is a call to openpty:
> (this is compiled with g++)
>
> ::openpty( &d->masterFd, &d->slaveFd, ptsn, 0, 0)
>
> (d is a pointer to a struct, d->masterFd is a int, d->slaveFd is a
> int, ptsn is a char pointer)
>
> which fails with E
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