serial by connecting
and disconnecting the modem several times.
Since I don't currently use it in FreeBSD I left it at that.
I know it's not the solution but it can be better than nothing.
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nce is the SATA controllers and zfs using a slice on
half of them and a whole disk with the other half.
What is taken into account when calculating %busy? I can go read code
but was hoping for someone with specific knowledge to answer :)
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allocated for all their customers. Example: you
have 100 customers with 10mbits contracted downstream. Think every ISP
out there will have a 1Gbps link from the DSLAM to the backbone? Most
definitely not. The same happens for mail servers. Do you believe
every ISP has enough storage space to hold the a
gh to support your bandwidth. For example, I still have a
Linksys WRT54GL as router and I can easily see 100% cpu usage and load
>1 and thus I can't use my max contracted bandwidth. Use the modem or
a powerful enough machine running FreeBSD of course :)
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pci4
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class = mass storage
subc
a release date been set for FreeBSD 7.0-Release? If not, how about an
> > (educated guess) approximate date, month?
> >
> > Joe
Thanks. About 4 months from initial code freeze. That's about what I expected.
Joe
Keep an eye here: http://w
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it is supposed to be a "Huawei EC325 Data Modem", just as on this
website
http://www.huawei.com/mobileweb/en/products/view.do?id=147
On Nov 9, 2006, at 8:22 PM, Joao Barros wrote:
> On 11/9/06, David Schulz <[E
g an ACL or a certain protocol.
Have a look at pf. I believe it will do everything you need.
pf doesn't support layer 7 protocol inspection. For that take a look
at ng_tag which lives in CURRENT.
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What model is it? I have the Huawei E220 HSDPA USB Modem and it doesn't work.
I posted a message on usb@ yesterday evening since this is a
multi-function usb device and I don't know if that's supported.
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so keep those in mind if it's a
new buy.
Keep us informed on your progress :)
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just monitor it from a desktop
running mrtg...
Any other suggestions?
I have two for you: NetMRG and Cacti
You can set them up to read values from pf for example :)
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new kernel
version always remind yourself to recompile the nvidia driver aswell
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> Okay.
>
> I've installed FreeBSD on my desktop. I got KDE working, and Amor is
> running so I have a little daemon sitting on my window. I can mount my
&
S not a kernel glued with userland and libraries and
the documentation is supreme.
Just my 2 euro cents ;-)
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> On another subject, with the addition of the other BSDs the releases
> stats for example are pretty much nonsense. Do you plan to work on
> that?
Yep, each individual *BSD is getting i
the only guy yet from Portugal and the only sparc cpu :D
On another subject, with the addition of the other BSDs the releases
stats for example are pretty much nonsense. Do you plan to work on
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o thank danger for it :-)
http://www.freshports.org/security/bruteforceblocker/
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r your question one needs to know what that
router needs to do and how much do you want to spend on it.
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do the same because I am presently trying to
install the window manager and other applications via ports.
Set this in your shell:
export HTTP_PROXY=http://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:3128
or
setenv HTTP_PROXY http://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:3128
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eyword to google with will be nice too!!!) will be
> great!
I'm happilly using pftpx with no problems :-)
http://www.freshports.org/ftp/pftpx/
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@Promise to the scsi mailing list?
http://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-scsi/2006-July/002543.html
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st go back to MS Windows. Nobody cares!
Part of the FreeBSD experience is the comunity and you're not helping.
I care, most probably someone else cares.
Please don't talk for the comunity by stating "nobody cares".
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em.
References:
http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=growfs&apropos=0&sektion=0&manpath=FreeBSD+6.1-RELEASE&format=html
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all the pieces and with no
instructions. You should start with an already built machine and start
your way down from there. With this in mind I recomend you to install
for example PC-BSD(1). It's FreeBSD all the way, but for what you
want, a d
nsity
used in SAS compensates for the lack of 15K rpm.
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d is, as you put it, to replace hardware that might go
wrong, but, for instance, with 'just a serial console', like the non-HP
servers, I have to get a remote tech to power cycle whenever the deadlocks
I'm experiencing right now happen ... with iLO, I login to the iLO CLI,
and te
everything.
At this level it's called a Service Level Agreement (SLA) not a promise...
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as perfomed many times
At a certain point in time we upgraded the PV from 4 to 6 loaders. It
took Dell 3 wrong scsi cables to finally send the right one.
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h sensorsd like:
$ sysctl hw.sensors
hw.sensors.0=sd0, ami0 0, drive online, OK
hw.sensors.1=sd1, ami0 1, degraded, WARN
hw.sensors.2=sd2, ami0 2, failed, CRITICAL
With sensorsd on top of that, monitoring is a breeze.
I think after bio I know wha
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>
> Contrary to what megarc says, it's -h not -? for help.
> Hope this helps.
>
? is special to the shell so you need to escape it with a \.
h does not produce the same output for me - it'
, I'd go with either HP or IBM,
although HP seems to have a stronger Opteron offer.
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> > The controller is a Perc 4e/Di as assumed, and I'm still a little
> > unsure as to whether the 2 dr
ysical drive 0:1 online
Physical drive 1:0 online
Physical drive 1:2 online
Physical drive 1:4 hotspare
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I use minicom:
http://www.freshports.org/comms/minicom/
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4G (v1,v2,v4) so I tried all three drivers with no
luck.
This is all on 6.1-RELEASE
Any advice is very appreciated :-)
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kernel 2.6.9-22.0.1.ELsmp
This to say, I don't know for sure if Linux is lying or not on fsync,
but even on Linux, turning fsync off makes a big difference.
In my case if data was lost there was no damage hence my choice to
keeping it off
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be able to select option 7 'Boot FreeBSD with USB
keyboard' of the boot menu as mentioned.
You should also be able to go to loader options and do a "load kbdmux"
and boot afterwards. Note this option only works on 6.1 BETA and there
are ISOs to download :)
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procedure.
>
> 2. Is this the best way to shut down a database of this size?
Is there a different way per size? Guess not ;)
> 3. What is most likely to be the cause of the data loss?
Were you using MyISAM of InnoDB? I had this issue aft
P
kernel in a virtual SMP machine. Disabling the APIC forces FreeBSD to
fall back on the old-fashioned IRQ timers. I think. Anyway, it works.
Or works around. Whatever:
In /boot/loader.conf , add:
hint.apic.0.disabled=1
Note: This had already been answe
on my laptop but it's been
working back from 5.x days so I didn't really install 6 on it.
What kind of disk are you using on the VM, ide, scsi?
What about the installation media, iso mounted on virtual cdrom, using
real cdrom?
off topic: são raros os portu
line in your kernel config file and
rebuild, if you're one of Those People."
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>
> I needed to add an IDE disk to an already running SCSI booting machine
> for testing.
> Recently upgraded to 6.0 :) with the IDE disk connected to the
> machine, although not mounted.
> After a make kernel the
eeBSD/i386 boot
Default: 0:ad(0,a)/boot/kernel/kernel
boot:
I tried 0:da(0,a)/boot/kernel/kernel but still no go.
How can I fix this?
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to make use of these optimizations, or
> is
> the bonus simply in the kernel/filesystem support and sticking with the
> current UFS2 partition (5.3-RELEASE/amd64) will step-up to it?
As you nicely put it: the bonus is simply in the kernel :)
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