owever we already make
PCBs and write microcontroller code at work..
Actually maybe something like this would do what you want
http://www.bb-elec.com/product.asp?SKU=232SPS2
I think then you could just plug it into the FreeBSD box and log the stuff
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I was going to write up a nice tute about it but it got eaten when my laptop
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It wasn't *too* hard but not exactly trivial either :)
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inking of this is sockets, so is there a sockets-like
> interface which could be used to transfer large amounts of constantly
> generated data from kernel to a userland application? Any advice on its
> usage and/or examples?
What's wrong with read()?
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On Friday 19 January 2007 19:25, Ivan Voras wrote:
> Daniel O'Connor wrote:
> > On Friday 19 January 2007 08:52, Ivan Voras wrote:
> >> mind while thinking of this is sockets, so is there a sockets-like
> >> interface which could be used to transfer large amounts o
KLD.. I maintain a
simple character device which didn't need anything special, but network devices may
be different.
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> >
> > So what is the correct procedure for debugging Linux binaries?
>
> Have you tried the Linux gdb?
He said he did.
The problem is the binary is in linux format but the coredump is in FreeBSD
format..
You can still attach to processes etc though I think.
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he program running. The program has its
> own signal handlers and I cannot stop it before it crashes
Ahh.. Recompile it? Or is it binary only?
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spects).
DRI would be nice, but nVidia don't agree so the Linux foo would be next best.
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uot; on 4.0.2,
>
> No.
What 3d acceleration can you do with X4 WRT OpenGL?
I wasn't aware you could do any.
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are so many of them to ch
ree-4's 'nv'
> driver? I mean, will 336/utah be better??
No, nvidia's binary driver would be (a lot) faster.
The Utah-GLX one doesn't direct render which slows it down a lot. (All the GL
commands go through the X pipe)
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esa.so, etc are included in XFree 4.0.2 core
> distribution. So how come that lots of applications still have Mesa-3.2
> in their dependencies?
No idea :)
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dup2'd stdout and stderr of the executed
> program to the child fd, and the parent could read its output, yet
> not write to its stdin.
pipe's are bidirectional in FreeBSD..
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gt; exist, what are the easiest calls to use to get at them so I could
> write some programs that would output this info. -sc
I think you can get some of these from sysctl.. Unfortunatly I don't know the MIB's
to use :)
Try browsing sysctl -a
You could also try calling vmstat, and
nd line tool :)
I have a HP ScanJet 5400C which works pretty well.
Admittedly SANE is pretty big, but I don't think it is intolerably slow..
Network scanning is pretty sexy IMHO :)
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"The ni
ible through pass*, and thus be supported by any scanning software
> that can use a SCSI scanner.
If scanners supported SCSI they'd be umass devices, generally they're not, you
attach uscanner to them and then feed them to SANE.
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It does seem odd given the machien doesn't look _too_ busy.
What sort of processes are you running on it?
Web server, ftp server, etc?
Can you run top or ps and find out what particular processes are running at the time
it crashes?
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ching and tagged queuing (see LINT) too.
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You could just use printf and the messages will appear in the console..
You can also add a debugging ioctl to your device, or a sysctl to change the
debug level mid stream.
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On 30-Mar-01 Gurpratap Virdi wrote:
> The problem is that printf's scroll off the screen. How can I write to a
> file?
If you are running syslog it will write kernel messages wherever you tell it..
ie...
kern.* /var/log/mykernelmessages.txt
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The loader can read quite a number of file systems, and since it only needs
read-only support adding others is trivial (so I am told :)
The loader can load the kernel and modules off any filesystem it understands.
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> > On 06-Apr-2001 Rasputin wrote:
> > The loader can load the kernel and modules off any filesystem it understands.
>^^
>
mkisofs: Error - boot image
>'FirstCD/boot/cdboot' is not the an allowable size.
You need a boot floppy image (1.44 or 2.88 meg) and you feed that to mkisofs.
make release creates one of these I don't think make buildworld does.
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upgrade of the port which isn't necessarily a good
thing (eg I can't use the latest nvidia port because the 6113 driver blows up
on my laptop).
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> : > Can't you just add modules override with abs
re you testing it?
Last time I tried my USB audio device I got pretty reliable panics trying to
get KDE to use it :(
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the device is called.
What is the device that you installed on?
ad0?
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[inchoate 10:30] ~ >ll /boot/kernel/snd*.ko | wc -l
25
Have you rebuilt your kernel? It may be that it failed part way through so you
didn't get the sound driver modules built or installed.
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No, the modules are built regardless of the kernel options you use.
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You can use newfs_msdos to format a FAT32 partition in FreeBSD. It will work
up to ~200Gb, and then FreeBSD won't mount it unless you have a special
option in your kernel..
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ke to enable it!
ACPI will allow you to do this plus a lot more.
If you want to do things based on power related state changes (eg lid close,
power button press, AC unplugged etc..) you can use devd which can respond to
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>> was
> >> changing my CPU from 600 to 1600 ghz according to the load, but when I
> >> disabled APM and enabled ACPI this ceases to work and the CPU will
> >> always
> >> run at 1600ghz. Also, acpiconf -i0 says device not configured..
> >
> >
ACPI turned on.. weird.
Any chance there is a new BIOS available for that system?
> Did you have to do anything in special to make -i 0 work? (it says device
> not configured to me.. perhaps I missed something)
No.. If I try and look at a non existent battery slot it says 'dev
entries, ie
acpi_cmbat0: on acpi0
acpi_cmbat1: on acpi0
which I think is pretty fundamental to being able to read battery status ;)
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are so m
the same exact problem under Linux. He had /proc/acpi
> > but no /proc/acpi/battery.
> >
> > I know battery status can be seen, as the laptop shipped with win XP
> > home, which I promptly got rid of, but I installed a game there to see
> > how many FPS I'd g
t; I guess that this might worth investigating:
>
> http://people.freebsd.org/~das/pbench/pbench.html
It's nice to see constructive info amidst the flamage :)
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with VLANs. Not sure about otherwise.
I though there was a netgraph channel bonding node, but I can't remember it's
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are so
raphics/xpcd port which claims to be able to read PhotoCD's..
I've never used it though.
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t of loaded
> modules.
>
> Can anybody pls explain me this?
What does dmesg say after you loaded it?
> Is it a problem with my module?
Probably.
Do you have any source code that we can look at?
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gettimeofday(&now, NULL);
timespecsub(&now, &then);
printf("function took %ld milliseconds to run\n", now.tv_sec * 1000 +
now.tv_usec / 1000);
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g appears in it after the kernel panic except the minfree file
> and the kernel.debug in my home directory?
Is there enough space in /var?
Does the kernel actually write the crashdump when it panics?
What does savecore print during startup after the crash?
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> I setup a FreeBSD 5.3 with Senao SL-2511CD Plus ext2 802.11b in mode
> HOSTAP.
> Using scaning software, i view the name of the SSID. It´s possible to
> hidden SSID ?
does ifconfig xyz0 hidessid work?
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useful for a lot of
> things, but none exists today. As soon as bus_activate_resource is
> called, it gets mapped.
You could do something like puc does and attach a child driver to part of it
right?
(Stab in dark :)
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I tried reinstalling sendmail, reinstalling
> sasl, and creating new certificates, and nothing changes the behavior.
> I can connect (locally) with openssl's s_client and get what appears
> to be a normal and correct sendmail dialog.
Can you tcpdump and see what happens?
Can you connect wit
ink you are, and I think the only way to do it is to schedule another
kernel [heavy] thread to do the wakeup.
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27;ll want to be careful about the fact that the Atmel has 2 separate
address spaces (if it's an AVR anyway) which can cause problems because you
have to read from the right one.
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into /boot/modules (I patch so they don't) as it is a really good way to
shoot yourself in the foot during an upgrade :(
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so they don't) as it is a really good way to
> : shoot yourself in the foot during an upgrade :(
>
> Usually this is only a problem when tracking or jumping to current,
> but I understand...
Yeah usually, but I have had it happen in -stable too (very rare). Even so it
can be a pre
es.
ie you're stuck with polling :(
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o you want to do this? If you want an alias you only need 1 NIC and you
do..
ifconfig em0 inet 205.229.165.4 netmask 255.255.255.0
ifconfig em0 alias inet 205.229.165.8 netmask 255.255.255.255
What is the second NIC going to be used for?
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s.
Errm.. Why do they need to be on the same subnet? Are they connected to the
same ethernet segment? Are you trying to do bridging?
ie more details please :)
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you only need the stuff from "child = .." to "bus_set_resource..").
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are quite a number of examples in the tree.
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On Tue, 22 Mar 2005 17:30, Andrew Robinson wrote:
> thanks for the suggestion! I tried that and it didn't seem to change
> anything: the relevant output of pciconf -lv is still
Try if_rl.ko/rl0
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On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 19:48, Ashwin Chandra wrote:
> Do you guys know of any example code of ISR's in the kernel?
Most of the drivers in the kernel?
Look for intr in /usr/src/sys/dev/*/*.c
eg line 1507 of /usr/src/sys/dev/fxp/if_fxp.c
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was fairly easy to modify the card to have an external connector. (YMMV,
fire/smoke warning etc)
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y more?) so you can only access
the public interfaces.
See EXPORT_SYMS in /usr/src/sys/conf/kmod.mk
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One thing that does worry me about having a userland daemon control the speed
is that if it drops down to a really low speed after some idle time it could
take a very long time to get some CPU time. Not sure if it's a real problem
yet though.
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On Thu, 7 Apr 2005 22:33, Bruno Ducrot wrote:
> On Thu, Apr 07, 2005 at 10:49:25AM +0930, Daniel O'Connor wrote:
> > The algorithm used by the acpi_ppc module semed quite good to me when I
> > used it (before the frequency stuff was committed).
> > http://www.spa.is.u
ulation for booting..
make release builds an install CD and a live file system disk.
I made a page with some tips on make release for 4.x if you're interested..
http://www.gsoft.com.au/~doconnor/FreeBSD-release-2.html
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On Fri, 15 Apr 2005 21:46, Dipjyoti Saikia wrote:
> DELAY() in FreeBSD uses a busy loop . I am looking for something like
> sleep_on_timeout() call in Linux . (dont' want to waste the CPU cycles
> by DELAY'ing)
tsleep/msleep/timeout are probably what you want.
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ing to the top of the makefile similar to the one for
spl?
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code is part of the VOB/IFO files that contain the DVD, not as a
part of the ISO metadata.
You will need another tool to change region, I know DVD Decrypter
[http://www.dvddecrypter.com/] does it for Win32. Maybe transcode?
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honest in taking whatever steps you need to play a
> piece of legitimately purchased media.
Maybe so, but you can still get sued for it :(
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Sony (probably because they sell DVDs as well as players).
So, to repeat.. It ISN'T cdrecord you want to screw around with, it's the
actual ISO!
OK?
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On Wed, 27 Apr 2005 09:02, Chuck Robey wrote:
> and growisofs instead. The both have large man pages, but nothing in
> them regarding the setting of region codes.
Not at all suprising given that the ISO metdata (ie what mkisofs makes)
doesn't contain the region information..
y? Can I get rid of it?
man comcontrol
Try trimming the dtrwait value back and see how it goes.
(Although I'm not sure why you want to open/close a serial port so frequently)
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e only down side is that it's UI is totally unlike mergemaster so it can be
a bit strange to get used to.
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hecksums database can be even committed into
> CVS and will not bloat it. Ideally, this way of updating should be
> available even for those users who have no access to internet
> (distribution recieved on CDROM, etc.)
264k is a pretty large file to commit to the repo..
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> Yes, I know. And don't sure that it is some need to commit this file.
> Anyway, this file is less that INDEX, and unlike INDEX, will not
> rapidly changed. Checksum database will grow slowly.
The INDEX file isn't in CVS anymore..
It probably won't grow very f
On Tue, 10 May 2005 02:00, Maslan wrote:
> here is the output of fsck :
>
> ** /dev/ad0s3a (NO WRITE)
If it's mounted read/write you will get inconsistent result on an fsck.
Try doing it in single user mode.
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erly-smart, you
could even try automagically merging local changes ;)
etcmerge can already do this :)
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x27;t walk you
through resolving conflicts.
Still, it is very powerful and in general you don't have to resolve any
conflicts so total amount of work required is small.
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think I'll work on a patch.
Basically this is a heads up for anyone else that uses pam_ssh to be
a bit careful :)
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On Wed, 18 May 2005 22:28, Daniel O'Connor wrote:
> I think I'll work on a patch.
>
> Basically this is a heads up for anyone else that uses pam_ssh to be
> a bit careful :)
See bin/81231 for a patch.
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mount it read only and then copy the
essential data off it..
How badly damaged is it?
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ump.
You can't specify /dev/md0s2a or whatever to fsck/mount?
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Have you tried downloading from the FreeBSD box using, say fetch?
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too slow? How are you testing it?
Is it slow to transfer bulk data, or to do individual connections?
Is your DNS set up properly? Can squid reverse lookup the names of the IPs
that are connecting to it?
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> to this configuration ?
I think you should not touch your firewall configuration until you fix the
rest of your network problems first.
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using PPPoE and
setting it up for multi-link over one link. The packets get fragmented into
smaller pieces and the fragments of smaller packets get higher priorities.
Not sure how much over head it cost, but ISTR it wasn't too bad.
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like building the firmware image into the kernel for cases where you are NFS
mounting your disks (for example).
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the JVM libraries.
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haven't been able to do this :(
I wish it were possible, but it doesn't not appear to be.
Stupidly (at least with my RAID card) you can make a stripe array with 1 disk,
but not a mirror with 1..
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nd on Kerberos and if you use the above
option they will be built without Kerb support.
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it. I think making the Heimdal Kerberos part of the base
> FreeBSD OS is bad idea, but linking base software (like telnet, ssh), which
> is part of the base FreeBSD OS, against it, is very very bad idea.
Well you're entitled to your opinion but you might like to back it up with
reasons
actual penalty for linking
to Kerberos?
It is easy to not use Kerberos if you don't want to, but it's a major pain in
the ass to recompile ssh/telnet/etc when you do.
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itable in an unused configuration recently? I don't believe so).
Personally I'd be more worried about the PAM code.
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> $name =
> I would like to get the input like this:
This is a Perl question, not a FreeBSD one..
You might want to look up stty and -echo..
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G == park laptop heads" :)
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in first year and that was a long time ago :)
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nough and you are prepared to maintain it,
it will almost certainly be committed.
FreeBSD works from the ground up, not the other way around. If you want it,
write it :)
PS I am not a core member :)
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D Handbook.
Or..
cd /usr/ports/www/linux-mozilla
make install
:)
(or firefox, or..)
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un, wouldn't the error message mention ELF binary type 3, not 0?
>
> So I went ahead and included all the steps, just to cover all bases :)
I'd be *very* suprised..
I expect he just downloaded an RPM from somewhere..
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Daniel O'Connor software and network engineer
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nux.ko
> $ /usr/compat/linux/bin/ls /bin
> basename chgrp cpecho fgrep ls mvrm setserial stty
> true bash chmod date egrep grep mkdir nice rmdir sh
> sync uname bash2 chown ddfalse ln mknod pwd rpmsleep
> touch
as having linprocfs loaded :)
> What I find weird is the fact that as soon as linux.ko is loaded,
> the kernel "learns" to treat type 0 binaries as type 3; but this is
> probably because Daniel Eischen has at some earlier time set
> the kern.fallback_elf_brand sysctl to 3.
Yes that i
_VERSION,
in your cdevsw.
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are so many of them to choose from."
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