Michael R. Wayne wrote:
Summary:
On an old (4.8p10) machine, substantially reducing the pipe size
on a loaded connection causes the system to freeze.
Is this a supported feature?
Did it usd to be broken?
Detail:
[...]
Two days in a row now, just after 6:30, the box freezes, ref
Perhaps this is more apropriate here..
To clarify it a bit, both server and client are being run from the same
machine connecting to localhost. If the source code is needed I can send
it here but it's a simple "while(1) { accept() pthread_create() }" on
the server side and "for() connect()" o
Summary:
On an old (4.8p10) machine, substantially reducing the pipe size
on a loaded connection causes the system to freeze.
Is this a supported feature?
Did it usd to be broken?
Detail:
There's a 4.8p10 machine acting as a firewall (runs only ssh and
ipfw rules, hence the la
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't want to park them on turn off. I want to park them before a possible
strong shock which could cause damage and unpark them
afterwards.
If it's an ata disk, you might look at ataidle in the ports collection.
Eric
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I don't want to park them on turn off. I want to park them before a possible
strong shock which could cause damage and unpark them
afterwards.
Thanks
maik
At 11:32 PM 8/16/2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
which is the correct way to park the hd head?
Seagate drives park the heads automatically when they are turned
off. As far as I know, this applies to other manufacturer's drives as well.
-Glenn
I need it for the IBM Active Protection S
> > Could you inform me if there exist somewhere such a program
> > cfr the 32bit hello world example in
> > Chapter 11
> > x86 Assembly Language Programming
> > FreeBSD Developers' Handbook
>
> The procedure should be the same no matter what architecture you are
> using. Just use AMD64 assembly
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