uwk" state) while the vnlru kernel thread does it's thing (which is to
recycle vnodes.)
Either the vnlru kernel thread has to work faster, or the caller has to
sleep less, in order to avoid this lock-step behaviour.
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Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2006 10:10 PM
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> On Wed, Jun 28, 2006 at 06:41:05PM -0700, Randall Hyde wrote:
> > Hi All,
> > I'm trying to port my c
ccessary, but didn't
have any examples.
Now I do. Thanks!
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read, parse and use
dependency information; however, no dependency meta-data has been generated
yet.
Notes and patches against 7-CURRENT are at
http://www.gsicomp.on.ca/projects/freebsd/configdep.html.
Comments and suggestions appreciated.
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n for these queries to be
directed to your DNS server from the Internet.
If the answer to 2) is NO, then there's no reason for these queries to be
directed to your DNS server from the Internet.
Source IP filtering is likely your best option, although it doesn't help
p lots of jails each being
> identical.
>
> Clearly pkg_add does not provide this option. Even if it would, it would
> declare some dependencies fulfilled since packages are installed in the
> hostsystem already.
>
> Anyone having an idea here, besides rewriting pkg_a
quot;do the right thing", but I'm sure I'm wading into murky
waters. Any guidance would be appreciated.
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urrent development version of
libnet (net/libnet-devel), by renaming the ether_addr structure to
libnet_ether_addr.
The net/libnet port should be marked BROKEN because of this issue (I've
opened a PR) and folks should use libnet-devel instead, until the net/libnet
port is updated to a newer
n/fsdb/fsdb.c.diff?r1=1.24&r2=1.25&f=h
Is this something that folks would like to see on FreeBSD? I've got
RELENG_5_4 and RELENG_6_0 boxes here in my office so I can whip up the
patches and do some testing in short order.
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happen for anyone else? (Mabe someone running 5.4 can test
> this?)
The first line is the average since the system was last booted; all other
lines are instantaneous.
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u built & run a kernel compiled with "options CAMDEBUG" ? This may
provide more insight into where things are going wrong.
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> This may be a dumb question, but if you make a cpio tape archive from
> data on an SCO system (HTFS filesystem), you can still restore the data
> off the tape to another system, like FreeBSD with a UFS filesystem,
> right?
This should work. If you run into any issues they will be incompatibilit
on it from 1998 so it has been sitting in a box
> for awhile). However, the card is very old too. Any ideas?
>
> -john
"medium error unrecorvered read error" really sounds like a phsycial medium
(drive) error.
If the controller
I believe DAT is what you want to tell SCO.
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> Well,
>
> I was able to get a boot/install floppy made. Then install a fre
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of "good, fast, cheap -- choose two". There's
nothing preventing us from implementing all three and leaving the choice of
which two to use up to the end-user.
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de, they never store a "char
blah[MNAMELEN]" in their structures, but rather, a pointer to that data
element (in the name cache, I think). Thus, they are free to change the
size of the element without affecting the majority of structures that use
it.
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386.
> why keep libc(5-current) support 80386?
The 5-current kernel *does* support 80386 -- you have to recompile your
kernel to add 80386 support first.
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ch a minor code-change can POSSIBLY cause such a
> huge change in resulting object file... I also wonder if this same
> issue pops up in other programs, too.
I don't know why the code bloats so much on i386, but I do question the use
of strcmp() for a single-character compare.
Someth
front of me) that are Pentium- or
Pentium II-class machines that cannot boot from CD-ROM or PXE, thus floppies
are my only choice.
Thus, I am genuinely interested in the effort to maintain working floppy
images and can help out -- but not to the point of being "maintainer" yet.
However, I
ng people and waiting for feedback (and getting absolutely none), I
just stopped working on it.
It's these kinds of impasses that prevent people who have the skills and
time from actually contributing to the project. There really isn't any use
opening PRs and creating
e submitter can't be found
or cannot reproduce the situation.
I think the problem is that too many commiters are focused on their own
corner of the project, and there's nobody left to handle all the "general"
sort of PRs.
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