> > > I really do not know how to describe the problem. But a friend here asks
> > > me how to mmap a network buffer so that there is no need to copy the data
> > > from user space to kernel space. We are not sure whether FreeBSD can
> > > create a device file (mknod) for a network card, and if so,
In message <199905250629.qaa14...@cheops.anu.edu.au> Darren Reed writes:
: Does the GENERC (or whatever kernel gets installed for 3.1 by default)
: have pcic devices in it ?
No. It doesn't. :-(
Warner
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In some mail from Warner Losh, sie said:
>
> In message <199905250224.maa11...@cheops.anu.edu.au> Darren Reed writes:
> : pccardd[198]: fatal error: no PC-CARD slots
>
> What does dmesg say? Is pcic0 detected? If so, how many slots did it
> say it had? Do you have controller card and device pc
In message <199905250224.maa11...@cheops.anu.edu.au> Darren Reed writes:
: pccardd[198]: fatal error: no PC-CARD slots
What does dmesg say? Is pcic0 detected? If so, how many slots did it
say it had? Do you have controller card and device pcic in your
config file (see LINT for details)?
Warner
In some mail from Wes Peters, sie said:
>
> Darren Reed wrote:
> >
> > Back when I was running 2.2.8 (and on a different laptop), I used zp0
> > with the 3c589D although it sucked with people recommending using ed0.
> >
> > Does that recommendation hold true for 3.1 ? FWIW, I've tried to boot
>
On Mon, 24 May 1999, Stephen Hocking-Senior Programmer PGS Tensor Perth wrote:
> > Since this is right now a glide specific project perhaps a piecemeal
> > approach to implementing this shim is appropriate. The little I've looked
> > at the glide libs shows; freebsd's nm can show all the importan
Here it is:
(I am not sure that the source didn't get updated since the kernel was
compiled, so the line numbers may be meaningless. The second backtrace is
from and earlier kernel and has 0 line number information in it.
IdlePTD 2985984
initial pcb at 264eac
panicstr: lockmgr: locking against my
On Mon, May 24, 1999 at 11:32:46AM -0700, Anton Bun wrote:
> Dear FreeBSD,
>
> I'm using FreeBSD-3.1-RELEASE.
> My box are running 120 eggdrop bots, 5 BitchX and 12 BNC
> the box keep getting fatal error 12 every 1 - 2 days go longer than that.
> I have 256 MB RAM 450MHZ Pentium II
> swap file
Darren Reed wrote:
>
> Back when I was running 2.2.8 (and on a different laptop), I used zp0
> with the 3c589D although it sucked with people recommending using ed0.
>
> Does that recommendation hold true for 3.1 ? FWIW, I've tried to boot
> a kernel with both ed0 & zp0 edit'd with "boot -c" but
> Is there anything I can do on my end (we have a complete CVS repository,
> synced every 4 hours. I would like to use the *exact* same gdb that we
> compiled the world from if possible, I am affraid of using a more recent
> gdb will result in not being able to read the core (I am unable to use
>
Is there anything I can do on my end (we have a complete CVS repository,
synced every 4 hours. I would like to use the *exact* same gdb that we
compiled the world from if possible, I am affraid of using a more recent
gdb will result in not being able to read the core (I am unable to use
a 3.1-STAB
> I have tried gdb from 3.2-BETA, 3.2-RELEASE, and 3.2-STABLE, as well as the
> gdb that was built from the exact same CVS checkout as the kernel owas from,
> they all give the same error.
>
> --
> David Cross | email: cro...@cs.rpi.edu
> Systems Administrator/Rese
I have just installed 3.2-19990521-STABLE from releng3.freebsd.org. I
compiled a debugging kernel, forced a panic with DDB, and created a crashdump,
on bootup it saved it to /var/crash/[kernel|vmcore].0. I then ran a
'gdb -k kernel.0 vmcore.0' and received the happy fun 'gd_curpcb' symbol
not fou
Dear FreeBSD,
I'm using FreeBSD-3.1-RELEASE.
My box are running 120 eggdrop bots, 5 BitchX and 12 BNC
the box keep getting fatal error 12 every 1 - 2 days go longer than that.
I have 256 MB RAM 450MHZ Pentium II
swap file system 512 MB
my fatal error 12 messages :
panicstr: page fault
pani
On Mon, May 24, 1999 at 04:33:08PM +0200, Dag-Erling Smorgrav wrote:
> Karl Denninger writes:
> > If the system starts taking interrupts, I get "clicks", roughly
> > consonant with the interrupts, in the output. They're solidly
> > correlated with disk activity.
>
> Do you have IDE d
> Since this is right now a glide specific project perhaps a piecemeal
> approach to implementing this shim is appropriate. The little I've looked
> at the glide libs shows; freebsd's nm can show all the important
> symbol info (externs) and our ldd can show the share object dependencies.
That's
On 24-May-99 Stephen Hocking-Senior Programmer PGS Tensor Perth wrote:
>
> I'm hunting around for a list of entry points in both Linux & FreeBSD's
> libc. I want to find out what linux libc entry points are not found
> within the BSD libc, and what entry points that are common have different
> arg
Karl Denninger writes:
> If the system starts taking interrupts, I get "clicks", roughly
> consonant with the interrupts, in the output. They're solidly
> correlated with disk activity.
Do you have IDE disks? Do they run in DMA mode? If not, switch to DMA
mode.
DES
--
Dag-Erl
Back when I was running 2.2.8 (and on a different laptop), I used zp0
with the 3c589D although it sucked with people recommending using ed0.
Does that recommendation hold true for 3.1 ? FWIW, I've tried to boot
a kernel with both ed0 & zp0 edit'd with "boot -c" but neither seem to
be able to pro
I'm hunting around for a list of entry points in both Linux & FreeBSD's
libc. I want to find out what linux libc entry points are not found within
the BSD libc, and what entry points that are common have different arguments
be they just different or things of the same name with different definitio
I would like subscribe to list of routing last changes.
Best regards,
Chochlov Roman.
> Since doing so would allow someone to build what was on the 3.2-RELEASE
> CDROM, maybe we should ask Jordan if the tag shouldn't be slid forward
> for src/lib/compat/compat22/Makefile.
Sorry, the release is already out and I don't slide a fixed reference
tag after its reference point has indelib
> I'm not sure..I've been wandering through the openbsd source tree and merging
> useful diffs from binaries, but I haven't been too organised about it so far,
> and haven't encountered much in the way of "important" fixes. I'm sure there
> are some, though.
While it can rightfully be said that Op
> What make OpenBSD so "secure" ? Or can this kind of security be
> reproduced with FreeBSD ports ? I think of tools like:
It's not the tools but the amount of time supposedly invested in
improving security. I say "supposedly" because a lot of the buffer
overflow issues they've dealt with haven't
Has anyone written any tools that allow one to
a) Change the names of external symbols referenced by a library or exported
out of a library.
b) Add to the list of shared objects that this library needs in order to run,
so that a runtime linker will drag them in as well when a binary linked wit
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