Kherry Zamore wrote:
>
> I installed Sun StarOffice 5.1 on my 4.0-CURRENT machine without any
> modifications
> at all.. Downloaded, set the ld library path, installed and started
> staroffice. I
> didn't modify _any_ files at all and it runs without a problem as root. I
> haven't
> tried pla
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Mike Nowlin scribbled this message on Sep 5:
> I keep running into problems with file flags, missing files, etc. when I
> try to do an installworld on the diskless machines (with /usr/src and
> /usr/obj NFS-mounted from the server)...
hmmm... I've done this before, but it's been over a year...
>
Kherry Zamore wrote:
>
> I installed Sun StarOffice 5.1 on my 4.0-CURRENT machine without any modifications
> at all.. Downloaded, set the ld library path, installed and started staroffice. I
> didn't modify _any_ files at all and it runs without a problem as root. I haven't
> tried playing wit
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Mike Nowlin scribbled this message on Sep 5:
> I keep running into problems with file flags, missing files, etc. when I
> try to do an installworld on the diskless machines (with /usr/src and
> /usr/obj NFS-mounted from the server)...
hmmm... I've done this before, but it's been over a year...
>
I have a couple of diskless -CURRENT machines hosted off another 3.x-C box
-- they're "full-featured", but very lightly loaded. I can keep the host
updated fairly easily through the standard CVSUP->buildworld->installworld
methods, but am having a rough time with the diskless machines... The
ser
I have a couple of diskless -CURRENT machines hosted off another 3.x-C box
-- they're "full-featured", but very lightly loaded. I can keep the host
updated fairly easily through the standard CVSUP->buildworld->installworld
methods, but am having a rough time with the diskless machines... The
se
Does FreeBSD support Write Combining on K6 processors?
Randall
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Rene de Vries wrote...
> Hi,
>
> Today I bought a Umax 1220S scanner and tried to connect this to my FreeBSD
> Stable (3.3RC) system. I added a NCR810 specially for the scanner (I don't
> want such a device on the same bus as my root disk which is on an aic7890).
> The kernel boots perfectly with
How does one enable dumps before init?
Warner
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Does FreeBSD support Write Combining on K6 processors?
Randall
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On Sat, 4 Sep 1999, Nick Hibma wrote:
>
> In many BIOS's today you will have to switch on USB support. The
> problem is to figure out whether or not this has been done.
>
> The irq in any case is something like 0 or 255 / -1. Is this a valid
> testing method or is there a better way to see wheth
Rene de Vries wrote...
> Hi,
>
> Today I bought a Umax 1220S scanner and tried to connect this to my FreeBSD
> Stable (3.3RC) system. I added a NCR810 specially for the scanner (I don't
> want such a device on the same bus as my root disk which is on an aic7890).
> The kernel boots perfectly with
How does one enable dumps before init?
Warner
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On Sat, 4 Sep 1999, Nick Hibma wrote:
>
> In many BIOS's today you will have to switch on USB support. The
> problem is to figure out whether or not this has been done.
>
> The irq in any case is something like 0 or 255 / -1. Is this a valid
> testing method or is there a better way to see whet
On Sat, Sep 04, 1999 at 08:34:15PM +0200, Soren Schmidt (s...@freebsd.dk) wrote:
>
> What kindof chipset is your motherboard using ??
> Are you overclocking ?? If not what is you PCI bus clock ??
440BX/AGP. It's an ASUS P2B-S motherboard, with a PIII-450. I'm not
overclocking, so I would assum
On Sat, Sep 04, 1999 at 08:34:15PM +0200, Soren Schmidt ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
> What kindof chipset is your motherboard using ??
> Are you overclocking ?? If not what is you PCI bus clock ??
440BX/AGP. It's an ASUS P2B-S motherboard, with a PIII-450. I'm not
overclocking, so I would as
> I'd say we don't want to. Give credit where credit is due, even when
> there is no lawyer in sight to force you.
>
> My NLG 0.02
That's 0.01 Euro, love.
Nick
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In message <199909041834.uaa16...@freebsd.dk> Soren Schmidt writes:
: What kindof chipset is your motherboard using ??
: Are you overclocking ?? If not what is you PCI bus clock ??
:
: I'm pretty sure this is the same problem that haunted me with the
: old driver, and if I'm not mistaken it is tim
In message <19990904125146.a...@bantha.org> David Krinsky writes:
: Thanks for the suggestion, though. dd is the magic bullet in so many
: situations, it's always worth a shot. :-)
I don't know if cleaning the tape heads might help. Also, I've had
one bad tape that wouldn't ever work, but chang
In many BIOS's today you will have to switch on USB support. The
problem is to figure out whether or not this has been done.
The irq in any case is something like 0 or 255 / -1. Is this a valid
testing method or is there a better way to see whether a PCI card has
been configured?
Nick
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It seems David Krinsky wrote:
>
> > Also, make sure that your drive is good. I had one I had to return
> > because it was bad. Soren said the driver worked, and I could never
> > get it working for me. The replacement worked like a charm.
>
> Well, it's brand-new, and I didn't get it at a gara
> I'd say we don't want to. Give credit where credit is due, even when
> there is no lawyer in sight to force you.
>
> My NLG 0.02
That's 0.01 Euro, love.
Nick
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In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Soren Schmidt writes:
: What kindof chipset is your motherboard using ??
: Are you overclocking ?? If not what is you PCI bus clock ??
:
: I'm pretty sure this is the same problem that haunted me with the
: old driver, and if I'm not mistaken it is timing related..
> Today I bought a Umax 1220S scanner
so did i. it did not even work on win95. after rmaing it twice, i told
them to keep the piece of and went out and got a better product.
randy
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In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> David Krinsky writes:
: Thanks for the suggestion, though. dd is the magic bullet in so many
: situations, it's always worth a shot. :-)
I don't know if cleaning the tape heads might help. Also, I've had
one bad tape that wouldn't ever work, but changing tapes se
In many BIOS's today you will have to switch on USB support. The
problem is to figure out whether or not this has been done.
The irq in any case is something like 0 or 255 / -1. Is this a valid
testing method or is there a better way to see whether a PCI card has
been configured?
Nick
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e-Ma
Hi,
Today I bought a Umax 1220S scanner and tried to connect this to my FreeBSD
Stable (3.3RC) system. I added a NCR810 specially for the scanner (I don't
want such a device on the same bus as my root disk which is on an aic7890).
The kernel boots perfectly with both scsi adapters configured
(as e
It seems David Krinsky wrote:
>
> > Also, make sure that your drive is good. I had one I had to return
> > because it was bad. Soren said the driver worked, and I could never
> > get it working for me. The replacement worked like a charm.
>
> Well, it's brand-new, and I didn't get it at a gar
As Oscar Bonilla wrote ...
> On Thu, Sep 02, 1999 at 12:23:38PM -0700, Brian W. Buchanan wrote:
> > This is apparently old news, but I don't recall seeing anything about it
> > on the lists, and didn't hear about it until it hit Slashdot a short while
> > ago.
> >
> > ftp://ftp.cs.berkeley.edu/pub
> Today I bought a Umax 1220S scanner
so did i. it did not even work on win95. after rmaing it twice, i told
them to keep the piece of and went out and got a better product.
randy
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Hi,
Today I bought a Umax 1220S scanner and tried to connect this to my FreeBSD
Stable (3.3RC) system. I added a NCR810 specially for the scanner (I don't
want such a device on the same bus as my root disk which is on an aic7890).
The kernel boots perfectly with both scsi adapters configured
(as
I do need help completeing this little project. Basically, the sockbuf
starvation problem can be solved by using administrative restrictions
on total sockbuf size. So far, I have things almost working. The only
problem is that on PF_LOCAL SOCK_STREAMS (or at least that's where it
shows up) there is
I installed Sun StarOffice 5.1 on my 4.0-CURRENT machine without any
modifications
at all.. Downloaded, set the ld library path, installed and started staroffice.
I
didn't modify _any_ files at all and it runs without a problem as root. I
haven't
tried playing with it yet so users can run it,
On Fri, Sep 03, 1999 at 11:23:32PM -0600, Warner Losh (i...@village.org) wrote:
> In message <19990903233326.a...@bantha.org> David Krinsky writes:
> : Any ideas? I'm quite happy to help debug this one, if you have any
> : thoughts on where to go with it--I need to get backups working, and
> : I'd
As Oscar Bonilla wrote ...
> On Thu, Sep 02, 1999 at 12:23:38PM -0700, Brian W. Buchanan wrote:
> > This is apparently old news, but I don't recall seeing anything about it
> > on the lists, and didn't hear about it until it hit Slashdot a short while
> > ago.
> >
> > ftp://ftp.cs.berkeley.edu/pu
I do need help completeing this little project. Basically, the sockbuf
starvation problem can be solved by using administrative restrictions
on total sockbuf size. So far, I have things almost working. The only
problem is that on PF_LOCAL SOCK_STREAMS (or at least that's where it
shows up) there i
I installed Sun StarOffice 5.1 on my 4.0-CURRENT machine without any modifications
at all.. Downloaded, set the ld library path, installed and started staroffice. I
didn't modify _any_ files at all and it runs without a problem as root. I haven't
tried playing with it yet so users can run it, bu
On Fri, Sep 03, 1999 at 11:23:32PM -0600, Warner Losh ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> David Krinsky writes:
> : Any ideas? I'm quite happy to help debug this one, if you have any
> : thoughts on where to go with it--I need to get backups working, and
> : I'd much rathe
On Fri, Sep 03, 1999 at 09:29:25PM +0200, Ollivier Robert wrote:
> According to Christopher T. Griffiths:
> > also, I did notice that the versions of the libs had changed from 6 to 7.
>
> If you have a recent CURRENT or STABLE, read on:
>
> It seems that we may need to edit one of the library aga
On Fri, Sep 03, 1999 at 09:29:25PM +0200, Ollivier Robert wrote:
> According to Christopher T. Griffiths:
> > also, I did notice that the versions of the libs had changed from 6 to 7.
>
> If you have a recent CURRENT or STABLE, read on:
>
> It seems that we may need to edit one of the library ag
On Thu, Sep 02, 1999 at 01:43:32AM -0700, Jaye Mathisen wrote:
>
> Hmph. Fired up systat on a recently supped 3.2-stable box (aug 30).
> Typed :vm, and the screen cleared, it drew the labels, then sat there for
> a few seconds, then said:
>
> "The alternate system clock has died, reverting t
On Fri, 3 Sep 1999, Kip Macy wrote:
> I have not looked closely, but it appears that the changes to bfd to
> support the solib.c changes have been quite extensive. The diff of the
> .c files in bfd/ is 7000 lines long.
>
> I know that interacting with the FSF can be unenjoyable but gdb compiles
* Satoshi - Ports Wraith - Asami (as...@freebsd.org) [990903 12:14]:
> * From: Jonathan Lemon
>
> * hw.clockrate: 132
>
> * Doing this for Pentium and better systems should be trivial. Doing
> * it for 486 and lower would just add a timing loop. Doing it for SMP
> * would be harde
On Thu, Sep 02, 1999 at 01:43:32AM -0700, Jaye Mathisen wrote:
>
> Hmph. Fired up systat on a recently supped 3.2-stable box (aug 30).
> Typed :vm, and the screen cleared, it drew the labels, then sat there for
> a few seconds, then said:
>
> "The alternate system clock has died, reverting
Oliver Fromme wrote:
> Nick Sayer wrote in list.freebsd-hackers:
> > Linux generates a meric of CPU performance as a byproduct of calibrating
> > a delay loop.
>
> It's not a metric of CPU performance. It's just a meaningless
> number, and its relation to the actual performance of the
> machine
On Fri, 3 Sep 1999, Kip Macy wrote:
> I have not looked closely, but it appears that the changes to bfd to
> support the solib.c changes have been quite extensive. The diff of the
> .c files in bfd/ is 7000 lines long.
>
> I know that interacting with the FSF can be unenjoyable but gdb compiles
As Satoshi - Ports Wraith - Asami wrote ...
> * From: Wilko Bulte
>
> * As Chris Costello wrote ...
>
> * >I don't think the local Ports Wraith would be amazingly happy
> *
> * No. He will turn into a Ports Wrath
>
> Hey, if you're going to make fun of me, at least CC: me or something
* Satoshi - Ports Wraith - Asami ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [990903 12:14]:
> * From: Jonathan Lemon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> * hw.clockrate: 132
>
> * Doing this for Pentium and better systems should be trivial. Doing
> * it for 486 and lower would just add a timing loop. Doing it for SM
Oliver Fromme wrote:
> Nick Sayer wrote in list.freebsd-hackers:
> > Linux generates a meric of CPU performance as a byproduct of calibrating
> > a delay loop.
>
> It's not a metric of CPU performance. It's just a meaningless
> number, and its relation to the actual performance of the
> machin
As Satoshi - Ports Wraith - Asami wrote ...
> * From: Wilko Bulte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> * As Chris Costello wrote ...
>
> * >I don't think the local Ports Wraith would be amazingly happy
> *
> * No. He will turn into a Ports Wrath
>
> Hey, if you're going to make fun of me, at least
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