We have a machine here in the lab that is the precurser of your machine
that we also had boot problems with.
What I found was that the adaptec BIOS Disks > 1GB support was breaking
the linux and FreeBSD boot routine. When I disabled Disks > 1GB my
problems were solved. It seems the BIOS set
A few questions:
Am I insane or is my FreeBSD 3.4 install disk from Walnut Creek bad? I
can not get it to boot and boot disks created with it do not work.
Will boot disks created from the web source work?
I seem to vaguely remember something about this but can not remember where
or what was sa
Actually, a line like temp =t1->tv_usec + 100;
or using some other temp to save the t1 data before it is permuted will
make the program work perfectly. t1->tv_usec += 100; Kills the
correct value when t2 is updated. The another option would be to stop
using pointers in the function c
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