Hi,
I have an Emulex BE3 in a HP BL460c G8 machine. I boot it from PXE/NFS,
which works in stable/9 (r248885), but doesn't in stable/10 (r267603).
The relevant output from the boot process:
oce1: Interface Up
Sending DHCP Discover packet from interface oce0 (d8:9d:67:61:c2:a8)
Sending DHCP Dis
On 6/23/14, 7:16 AM, Paweł Tyll wrote:
Hello Adrian,
Sunday, June 22, 2014, 8:14:22 PM, you wrote:
They're NULL pointer derferences, so it's likely a race condition with
some other thread destroying something and setting the pointer value
to NULL somewhere.
I thought this was a reasonably well
...
It's an interesting idea, but doing round robin like that may
introduce out of order packets.
What's the actual problem you're seeing? Are the transmit queues
filling up? Is the distribution with flowid/curcpu not good enough?
Scott saw this happen at Netflix. He added a lagg twiddle to set
Hello guys,
I made some changes on roundrobin protocol where from now you can via
sysctl(8) set a better packets distribution among the interfaces that are
part of the lagg(4) group.
My motivation for this change was interfaces that use TSO, as example
ixgbe(4), the performance is terrible, as we
Hello Adrian,
Sunday, June 22, 2014, 8:14:22 PM, you wrote:
> They're NULL pointer derferences, so it's likely a race condition with
> some other thread destroying something and setting the pointer value
> to NULL somewhere.
> I thought this was a reasonably well known problem? Was it ever fixed
I have {unbound + dnscrypt-proxy} running in a jail. /etc/passwd in jail has
below and appears started in sockstat, but provides no log records. My setup
was working before I did "pkg upgrade" in the jail.
_dnscrypt-proxy:*:978:65534::0:0:dnscrypt-proxy
user:/var/empty:/usr/sbin/nologin
# dnscrypt
They're NULL pointer derferences, so it's likely a race condition with
some other thread destroying something and setting the pointer value
to NULL somewhere.
I thought this was a reasonably well known problem? Was it ever fixed
in 10/head?
-a
On 22 June 2014 11:00, Alex Ros wrote:
> Hello.
>
Hello.
We have a problem with FreeBSD 9 stable (currently on r267070) as PPPoE
BRAS by mpd 5.7. Server catches 1-3 kernel panics every month.
Two last core.txt's:
http://pkg.hostelnet.ru/pub/dump/core.txt.7.txt (r262224)
and
http://pkg.hostelnet.ru/pub/dump/core.txt.8.txt (r267070)
Now trying to