> The bfe driver is broken for RAM sizes above 1G, and you have 2G.
>
> For kicks, you could try booting with hw.physmem="1G" (in loader.conf
> or manually). If that doesn't work, you have discovered a new bug.
>
> The ndis driver works on my H^HDell notebook (see ndisgen(8)).
I found your post
Hi,
Got some problem with my new notebook: Dell Inspiron 9400
After installing 6.0/6.1-BETA4/6.1-RC1 and starting dhclient or
setting my IP address, my OS hangs.
I load the GENERIC kernel
http://bachi.te-clan.ch/freebsd/messages
Any suggestions?
Andreas
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> lpinfo: Unable to connect to server: Operation timed out
you must use the port /usr/ports/print/cups-lpr with the
'ldinfo' cups wrapper.
maybee adjust the PATH env to exec the new ldinfo: which ldinfo
greets
Andreas
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freebsd-hackers@freebsd.org ma
7PM +0100, Andreas Bachmann wrote:
> > I think the whole dynamic linking functions are buggy.
>
> First of all, calm down. Second, do your home work.
> By default the necessary dynamic linkage section is not present in
> executables, only shared libraries. Try -Wl,-
Hello!
Want to have a runtime stacktrace like in a java environment.
Why will dladdr get an incorrect dli_fname, when I execute a
standalone (without shared object) program?
http://bachi.te-clan.ch/freebsd/i386-freebsd-backtrace.c
http://bachi.te-clan.ch/freebsd/i386-freebsd-backtrace.result
When
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