[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Olaf Hoyer) writes:
> Well, thats reality.
> Sometimes the mobile telco hotlines are so overloaded, you cannot even tell
> them that your phone was stolen. (Talk about service-but you get what you
> pay for)
> In germany, there is some list, where every cell phone can be enter
:I have one question regarding the usage of NFS cookies. I read the
:following passage in the mailing list archive:
:
:
:
:The BSD code simpy re-reads all of the directory blocks until it
:hits the right offset again whenever it gets NFSERR_BAD_COOKIE. However,
:suppose you have a directo
One step ahead of you brian. I searched all over until I found it, he was
writing a driver for the older pci implementation. He got hung up on the mmap
thing too...
Brian Fundakowski Feldman had the audacity to say:
> I just want to inform you before doing a huge amount of work on this that
> ov
On 08-May-00 Coleman Kane wrote:
> the memory region mapped by the PCI BIOS (in this case the 0x100 region
> between 0xec00 and 0xecff), or an address of a mapped region within
> kernel memory area? I had it return the former and it crashed the machine,
> trying to use bus_alloc_r
I just want to inform you before doing a huge amount of work on this that
over a year ago, Stepehen Hocking started work on a 3dfx driver. His work
seems to have disappeared from the planet, but you can try to contact him,
and you'll probably get some old code to work with maybe :)
--
Brian Fun
Hello,
I have taken it upon myself to write a device driver to access the 3dfx voodoo
cards, just like the 3dfx linux driver that is available. I am using the linux
code as a reference and have come to a brick wall while writing the cdev mmap
function. What exactly is the return value of the devic
>>
>>It's basically Kirk, me, and Sam Lefler. It won't be ready until Q1
>2001.
>>
>
>Hey, if it's not "exactly" you, me, and Kirk then there's a problem :-)
>
>Sam
>
>PS. Leffler.
I didn't know if Keith Bostic was still going to be the copy editor, and
thus one of the names on the cov
>
>It's basically Kirk, me, and Sam Lefler. It won't be ready until Q1
2001.
>
Hey, if it's not "exactly" you, me, and Kirk then there's a problem :-)
Sam
PS. Leffler.
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Arun Sharma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there a strong reason why FreeBSD rtld uses lazy binding by default ?
1. Faster start-up times for programs.
2. Better interversion library compatibility. It doesn't matter if
a function is missing from a library,
>On Sun, 7 May 2000, Adrian Filipi-Martin wrote:
>
>> On Sun, 7 May 2000, Chuck Robey wrote:
>>
>> > On Sun, 7 May 2000, Alkis Evlogimenos wrote:
>> >
>> > > Can you also recommend any other books describing the internals of the
>> > > FreeBSD OS which are a closer match than the above?
>> >
>>
Mike Smith wrote:
>
> > There were some famous cases where some criminals were located by tracking
> > down their cell phone. The police needed some decision from court to do
> > that, but after that, it was a short way to go. The GSM nets have some of
> > this ability built in, to track phones.
On Sun, 7 May 2000, Adrian Filipi-Martin wrote:
> On Sun, 7 May 2000, Chuck Robey wrote:
>
> > On Sun, 7 May 2000, Alkis Evlogimenos wrote:
> >
> > > Can you also recommend any other books describing the internals of the
> > > FreeBSD OS which are a closer match than the above?
> >
> > Nope.
Alkis Evlogimenos wrote:
>
> I was wondering if this book is far too off the current state of
> FreeBSD. Are there fundamental differences between the design of 4.4BSD
> and FreeBSD?
>
> Can you also recommend any other books describing the internals of the
> FreeBSD OS which are a closer match
On Sun, 7 May 2000, Chuck Robey wrote:
> On Sun, 7 May 2000, Alkis Evlogimenos wrote:
>
> > Can you also recommend any other books describing the internals of the
> > FreeBSD OS which are a closer match than the above?
>
> Nope. It's still the best ref. Ask me again in 9 months, maybe there'l
On Sun, 7 May 2000, Alkis Evlogimenos wrote:
> I was wondering if this book is far too off the current state of
> FreeBSD. Are there fundamental differences between the design of 4.4BSD
> and FreeBSD?
There are some pretty large differences. The VM has changed. Drivers
have changed.
> Can yo
Yes i did, i found the solution in the Dutch FreeBSD mailinglist
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FAQ IIRC.
libkvm is out of sync.
cd /usr/src/lib/libkvm
make cleandir
make cleandir
make obj
make depend
make all install
cd /usr/src/bin/ps
make cleandir
make cleandir
make obj
make depend
make all install
Thi
Henk Wevers wrote:
>
> Hi *,
>
> After a make world and offcourse a rebuild from the kernel, my
> ps and top command did not work anymore.
>
> If i do a ps i get the following message.
>
> ps: proc size mismatch (40872 total, 1044 chunks)
>
> Somebody has an idea?
> Is the procfilesystem cha
On Sat, 6 May 2000, Warner Losh wrote:
> With CDMA, you can get a distance very easily. The phones know what
> time it is, or CDMA doesn't work at all. That helps a lot. Much of
> GPS's work is knowing what time it is. Since the phone knows what
> time it is, they can do all kinds of calculat
Warner Losh wrote:
>
> With CDMA, you can get a distance very easily. The phones know what
> time it is, or CDMA doesn't work at all. That helps a lot. Much of
> GPS's work is knowing what time it is. Since the phone knows what
> time it is, they can do all kinds of calculations and round tri
Hi, guys,
Sadly, I posted to FreeBSD-Questions, but nobody answered me. And I think
Hackers is the best choice. (I think is necessary to hack the sysinstall
program to do this)
I have memory problems, but my other systems, Windows 95 and NT worked
without problems, and my only problem is with Fr
Thus spake Chris D. Faulhaber ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> As opposed to pressing ctrl-alt-esc to get into DDB, then typing 'panic'?
This needs to be compiled into the kernel, modules compile faster than
new kernels :-P
But, this could be documented as well.
Alex
PS: I just _had_ to write a panic.k
On Sun, 7 May 2000, Alexander Langer wrote:
> Hello!
>
> Just happened to write this kernel-module, which panics the machine.
>
> It is, if you just set up your savecore-setup, you have to wait for a
> panic to test, if it works. If this is a panic you would have liked to
> savecore, and it did
Hello!
Just happened to write this kernel-module, which panics the machine.
It is, if you just set up your savecore-setup, you have to wait for a
panic to test, if it works. If this is a panic you would have liked to
savecore, and it didn't work, this can be annoying.
(At least that was my prob
I was wondering if this book is far too off the current state of
FreeBSD. Are there fundamental differences between the design of 4.4BSD
and FreeBSD?
Can you also recommend any other books describing the internals of the
FreeBSD OS which are a closer match than the above?
Thanks.
--
Alkis Evl
Thus spake Jake Burkholder ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> The request parameter to ioctl needs to contain length information.
> I think you want something like:
> #define ZIVA_IOCTL _IOW('c', 10, int)
> ioctl(fd, ZIVA_IOCTL, &foo);
That's it. Thanks!
Alex
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> Well, thats reality.
> Sometimes the mobile telco hotlines are so overloaded, you cannot even tell
> them that your phone was stolen. (Talk about service-but you get what you
> pay for)
> In germany, there is some list, where every cell phone can be entered with
> its IMEI-number (thats like t
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