cided it would be more
practical to get ATI hardware and let the proprietary nvidia blob
rot. The knowledge gained from the reverse engineering can be useful
for the Nouveau guys (http://nouveau.freedesktop.org/wiki/) anyway.
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_proprietary_ driver for FreeBSD
which you can neither use on !x86/amd64 nor study. Sounds like a very
nice deal.
I know many among the BSD camp consider people like Richard Stallman
and Theo to be extremists when it comes to software freedom. Maybe
you'll change your mind next time you'
so amd64 users can hope to
have more than a framebuffer some day? How about the proprietary
nforce4 chipset?
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suggested, although I suspect that this .so is involved in some sort of
i/o which might or might not be easily ported to FreeBSD.
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s in CGD contact the NetBSD developers and send
patches or shut up (TM).
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, anyone knows if FreeBSD is getting systrace support ? I think of
> it as a major drawback in the security field, one can do very interesting
> things with systrace. Added with other freebsd features (jails, etc), it
> makes a very good security tool.
Have a look at mac(3), mac(4) and mac.
ssive. I tend to prefer obfuscated C over perl,
although you can easily make perl look like line noise :)
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s with usb), I'd rather have a daemon crash than
a kernel go down :)
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od move, and it
would help testing the code in another production environment.
As a side effect, it would please the BSDL advocates by reducing the
amount of GNU warez in the base system :)
[1] http://www.openbsd.org/opencvs/
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solid and tested softupdates is,
fsck is not an acceptable solution in this case. Some people were
working on a port of XFS, has any progress been made? I tried contacting
them some time ago, but never got an answer. Sounds like a very
interesting, though.
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ld you please test it?
Interesting. However, it looks like that patch was already incorporated
into valgrind (the patch is for version 337, the port has 352), but it
can be a good start to get an idea of what to look for.
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frame inner to this frame (corrupt stack?)
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as well like I mentioned.
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Some of you might find this interesting:
http://www.thejemreport.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=117
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p4 is an SCM, some will say the best money can buy :)
http://www.perforce.com
Some of the FreeBSD development takes place in a perforce repo,
perforce.freebsd.org iirc.
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nager (which neither ccd nor RF
claim to be) used vinum. People with VxVM experience feel at home with
it. Unfortunately, vinum has its own set of issues as well.
It's probably easier to write a set of GEOM classes from scratch than
trying to shoehorn RF into GEOM.
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> Of the two, I think #1 is cleaner as it does not require another
> directory with special permissions.
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g calling thread only not the whole process
> as usually in FreeBSD?
That I don't know, perhaps the local KSE guru, Julian might have an
answer for this.
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bout the ipfw thing. As stated several times in the chat@
mailing list, it has to do with 4 years of bad netiquette. It looks like
Matt won't and is not willing to change his behavior towards fellow
committers. Too bad? Yes, it's a shame.
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n. The only (big) drawback I see in tvision is that it's in
C++, otherwise is lightyears ahead of what dialog(3) currently offers.
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d let you specify the length
of the input buffer. Comments? Ideas? If people find it useful I can
come with patches, since the implementation would be trivial.
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I'm looking for, so I can easily move
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grammer ought to spend some time with lex/flex (and obviously
> yacc/bison). If you don't know it for an employer, you're really
> hobbled, it's *such* a good tool.
Agreed 100%
You could also use embedded perl
/me ducks
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> physical RAM over 4G, you pretty much have to go to a 64 bit
> platform, and if you are a user, now that Alpha is dead and no
> one looks to be making quick progress on the Alpha 2G barrier,
> that pretty much means "Itaniu
:)
Or he could go the PAE way, and get an x86 box with 8 or 16GB of memory.
However, I don't know how good the support for that in FreeBSD is.
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On Wed, May 29, 2002 at 01:15:10PM -0500, Brandon D. Valentine wrote:
Hi,
> Is there a reason you can't use vinum(4)?
Yes, sir, there is one, like I said before, I want to play with
raidframe. Being a geek yourself you should understand that :-)
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On Mon, May 13, 2002 at 09:36:06AM +0100, Dominic Marks wrote:
Hi,
> You do have a good quality heatsink and fan on this, don't you?
>
LOL, please, see below...
> > Soyo K7VTA PRO MB
> > Koolance Water cooled case
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main:
libfoo.so => /tmp/foo/libfoo.so (0x28068000)
libc.so.5 => /usr/lib/libc.so.5 (0x2806a000)
libbar.so => /tmp/foo/libbar.so (0x2811d000)
libbaz.so => /tmp/foo/libbaz.so (0x2811f000)
dk12.so.2 => /usr/X11R6/lib/libgdk12.so.2 (0x2825a000)
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Excellent idea Poul, I'm currently gathering info on GEOM and I think
that's the way to go.
Btw, yeah, the Veritas people introduced console logging long time ago,
I just haven't used vxvm for that long :)
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> On Wed, Apr 24, 2002 at 03:52:18PM +0200, Miguel Mendez wrote:
> However you present the UI, when it comes to making changes, please
> have it queue up the actual commands which are then visible to the
> sysadmin
or it. Any wishes/suggestions/ideas for it?
So far people have liked The Fish (much more than I have initially hoped
btw). I think having a nice interface for vinum would be nice.
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On Fri, Apr 12, 2002 at 05:50:48PM +0930, Wilkinson,Alex wrote:
> I'm unsure how to go about solving this problem.
>
> Any ideas ?
Yes, install gettext-old, libintl is not part of the new gettext.
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flynn@saioa# cc -v
Using builtin specs.
gcc version 2.95.4 20020320 [FreeBSD]
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efence. This code linked with gtk 2.0 but without efence works
as well. I tried asking in the gtk developers list but got no answer at
all. I'm using the latest efence port on a 4.5-STABLE built the 3rd of
Feb.
Any ideas about what could be causing this?
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On Thu, Mar 07, 2002 at 01:09:40PM +0100, Andy Sporner wrote:
Andy, what were you trying to say?
Or is that the way the Linux kernel converts addresses?
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it usually leads to bloatware (cough MSFT cough) because programmers get
really excited about all those cool (as in useless) features.
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s it look like: http://energyhq.homeip.net/brain.html
Still waiting for someone to come up with a cool name tho :)
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menu of legal values would be very
nice too. I'll work on it.
> So, why call it fish?
I couldn't come up with a better name when I imported it into the p4
repo, I'm open to suggestions for a name too :)
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ll enable one or the other by checking the DISPLAY varible and
a command line switch. I just felt like writing the GTK frontend
first.
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code such tool? What about going
one step further and add something like the admin tool in Solaris?
To compile the code just untargz and type make. You need gtk12 port
installed. The window might take a few seconds to create the widgets,
I'm working on it currently.
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FreeBSD, but one thing I remember, is that once the Linux kernel incorporated
the zero copy netowrking code, userland HTTP servicing like Tux saw it's
performance increase on par with khttpd, so it seems that's not worth to
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versions of IRIX that they solved later with patches.
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that is multiple of 8. You'll waste some mem but will gain performance. I actually
haven't tried it on FreeBSD but it's a trick I used to do on the Amiga some years ago.
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missing or is this a
> missing feature?
There are not sysctl variables that provide cpu speed afair, so that basicly
means that you could:
a) Fetch data from dmesg
b) Require that linuxprocs is mounted (so you could cat
/compat/linux/proc/cpuinfo)
c) Roll your own code (do
ht be you who don't understand? If I was wrong, how is that all other
> platforms supported the way I used, except FreeBSD? Fuzzy, isn't it?
Please go use Linux.
Sorry, couldn't resist :)
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On Wednesday 09 January 2002 17:26, Alton, Matthew wrote:
> As long as your program isn't overstepping memory boundaries nothing should
> happen.
> What were you expecting?
My bad, I must have been really tired when I wrote the test code, it's now
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I've installed the electric fence port and it says that to use it you just
-lefence, but it seems to me that this does nothing at all, at least for the
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code. Bit of a sod to debug though.
>
> Fastest I ever saw with a firmware hack was 53k...
Now that I'm subscribed to c64-hackers let's do some lda's here an there. I
even have some Oxyron demo disks around :)
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try to download it from a *gasp* windows box laster this evening and will
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f where to start from. My idea is
to add an ioctcl call to enable/disable the digital output, but I have no
previous experience with driver hacking. Is this feature already in the TODO
list of the driver already or has someone else started working on this?
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> 2. I hope that in the furture the FreeBSD developers will rewrite the system in C++.
As the BeOS developers used to say: NO C++ in the kernel.
Follow that simple rule and you'll be safe :-)
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