to change the cvs tag= to
something else to get up to date?
Thanks for your time,
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change: *default release=cvs tag=RELENG_5_2_1_RELEASE
to: *default release=cvs tag=RELENG_5_2_1
That will get me the latest patches?
I'll make that change and rebuild again today.
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I'm reinstalling now . . .
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time.
Thanks again to all that have helped. :)
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(
( *default release=cvs tag=RELENG_5_2
That's ok Ezequiel. No harm done. Fortunately I was
upgrading a fresh install so none of my own data was lost.
I've learned a lot today. I've put off upgrading because the
entire proces
Hi there,
I'm really short on diskspace, and I have no room to run a make buildkernel after I
run make buildworld.
Is it possible to do the following:
make buildworld
rm -fr /usr/obj
make buildkernel
make installkernel
-reboot single user
make installworld
TIA
> On the windows side some one puts up and
> .html file thru an FTP client. Then at some
> point between the transfer the file is
> copied over and the page is blank, and in
> the ftp clinet window it says 0kb.. when
> the original is 1 mb...
Have they reached their storage
> On February 11, 2005 09:42 pm, Scott wrote:
>> I will really appreciate it of
>> someone can help
>> me out.
>>
>> I am installing 5.3 on a dual p3
>> server. I have
>> two 160 gig S
rmally
now unless I chose option 2 to boot without ACPI. If I boot
without ACPI, it times out when finding the drives. Any
ideas what would cause that? I'd prefer to not run ACPI on
the server.
Thanks,
Scott
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/dev/ad0s1d /tmp ufs rw 2 2
/dev/acd0 /cdromcd9660 ro,noauto 0 0
Please let me know if I can provide more
information that will help you help me know
what to do to get it to automatically go on
to boot ad0s1a.
Thanks much,
Scott
of course can
not mount the root partition.
So now I'm wondering why if I boot with ACPI on, the
drives are found, but root doesn't boot. With ACPI off,
the drives are not even found. I hope that helps
someone tell me where to look.
5.2.1 was booting off this same drive normally before
I replaced it with 5.3.
Thanks,
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man kbdcontrol
you can also add
keybell="off"
to your /etc/rc.conf file
_scott
On Mon, Feb 21, 2005 at 03:43:03PM +0100, Hanspeter Roth wrote:
> Hello,
>
> at shutdown there occur two beeps.
> How can I turn them off or change their volume?
>
> -Hanspeter
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This problem also occurred a few months ago but spontaneously
resolved itself after a few cold boots, so I never found
out exactly what the problem was. Most functions have slowed
dramatically. Some examples:
If I try to ping a host on the internet (e.g. freebsd.org), I
get all the packets, but
Thanks, Matthew, you were exactly right. My ISP has given me
problems with DNS before, but it never manifested in this way.
Instead, in the middle of a browsing session both DNS servers
would fail and I would simply type in the information for a DNS
server from another ISP into resolv.conf. The t
gigs is not much. I would think
with a larger drive/partition, one could run at a higher
percentage before trouble started.
It makes sense to me anyway :)
Scott
| It is mentioned as a recommendation. It
| is not an absolute. Do a little searching
| and you will probably find some
just got back from being sent on one of these myself !
there seemed to be quite a lot of emphasis on AIX and how it works with
storage (IBM storage that is, ESS/Shark) and SAN (about 2 dozen commands
specifically dealing with getting data relating to physical/virtual
storage elements etc. etc.)
You are reading from your cd drive on the bootonly disc, whereas xp is
installed on your HD.
Karol Krizka wrote:
Hi,
I managed to come accross this old Compaq Proliant server and wanted
to try it out for a personal webserver. Since I wanted to try out BSD,
I decided to go with it as the operat
d the boot manager although I suspect
there's some differences with FBSD as I've never replaced a disk on it
before.
Many thanks,
Scott.
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much down time as possible.
Thanks!
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so.2: ELF file OS ABI invalid.
So now I'm stuck. I'd appreciate any help anyone might have!
I've done a search on freebsd-emulation but no luck.
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On Jun 4, 2007, at 10:49 AM, Scott Willson wrote:
On May 29, 2007, at 4:26 PM, Kris Kennaway wrote:
On Tue, May 29, 2007 at 03:36:49PM -0700, Scott Willson wrote:
I am seeing hard (often no core dump) crashes on a new AMD64 box
running 6.2 RELEASE. When I try to rsync 10+ GB of backup
on the server's needs. The router draws almost no
current, probably far less than the UPS itself does when the line power has
failed. Buy a minimal capacity UPS for the router, switches, etc. It will
probably be able to keep them running for many hours, likely even days,
during a power failure.
found?
(I do hope someone might be able to help - Dell are trying to get me to
switch to a 'supported' OS!)
Thanks
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At 09:00 AM 11/14/2007, Barnaby Scott wrote:
I suspect I already know the answer to this, which is that the trouble
I am having is nothing to do with the OS at all, but I have to ask,
because I am otherwise up against a total brick wall!
I bought a second-hand Dell
jn, where n is the
maximum number of parallel jobs you wish to run, try running it without that
option. If you haven't been running it that way, then I apologize for the
noise. :-)
Note that the above applies to the buildwo
if you have drives that
are doing it?
Then consider mounting the file system synchronously. Mind you, I don't
know what the scale of the performance loss would be, and whether anyone
does this nowadays!
As I say, don't rely on my knowledge, but I was prompted to write by your
latching on
Peter Schuller wrote:
My understanding from the reading I have done is that in a situation like
this where power outages are a danger (and presuably having the UPS signal
the server to shut down gracefully is not practical), you need to make the
file system as robust as possible in the first plac
aged to be far from stodgy. As for the
version covered, there are a few bits that explicitly mention version 7,
but everything else seemed totally relevant to me on 6.2.
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It is aimed pretty squarely at budding sysadmins, not desktop users (X
nyone price those used lately or have any longevity
concerns? (Never did run one for more than a month or two, but it
SHOULD be more reliable than physical platters...)
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people's opinions
I DO respect has made me thought of it several times.
Ok, rambling off- hope that's helped somewhat. It does also matter in
some respects what hardware you'll be running on- RH and SuSE manage to
get hardware support ironed out before any other distros, mainly because
of their commercial 'success' and focus by many companies.
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get a flash disk on IBMs support site, as
well as the updated Linux driver at least. I suppose the big question
is what version of the firmware the BSD driver wants?
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typical processes being run, output of top or memory usage summary etc?
Are you running anything 'unusual'- Java tends to be a bit of a hog,
databases, or learning to program?
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I've managed to start utilizing dump and the flags to exclude certain
directories. The problem i've run into is when i try to back up
/usrit's so big and dump breaks it up into tinier pieces(i'm dumping
to a file). it asks me if the new volume is mounted and ready to go.
Obviousl
tests, but could use a sanity check on whats wrong
with these options...?
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Antoine Jacoutot wrote:
Scott W wrote:
mount -tnfs -orw,rsize=8196,wsize=8196,bg,hard,intr,async sol:/export
/mnt
nfs: -o rsize=: option not supported
Try "-r 8196 -w 8196" and have a look at man mount_nfs.
Antoine
Definite user error on my part, thanks. I couldn't find an
preferably JDK
1.4, but at least 1.3 or you'll be throwing out work by the time you
work on a current project..
Misc others-
POSIX Programming, O'Reilly press. Good coverage of POSIX (Unix for
simplicity's sake but not really) required system
/usr is meant to be capable of being mounted read-only, and
contains (generally) static binaries and libraries required for full
multi-user (read this as networked) mode operation of the system, so I'd
abstain from using /usr either.
Scott
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(read this as networked) mode operation of the system, so I'd
abstain from using /usr either.
Scott
Thanks for this Scott. The files are going to be NFS mounted by Linux
workstations and SMB mmounted by Windows workstations, so I guess that
/export is the right place. I will make this
ambitious, and
use what you've got so far along with what should now be more
'reference' books than 'teaching books' and keep goinguse the force,
Luke ;-)
Ok, I'll shaddup now... Did you catch the subtle hint in there to start
with C? ;-)
Scott
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k space requirements, or
the way the drive(s) were partitioned... you can always create a new
home dir and copy it over via:
rm -f /home (removes symlink)
mkdir /home
cd /usr/home
tar cvf - . | (cd /home && tar xvf - )
Scott
Thanks again Scott. I understand what you're saying about
yo _ wrote:
I would recommend not trying to learn C or C++ by yourself from a book.
The fastest (and best way) to learn the right stuff is to take
coursework from a university or community college.
Not that I like disagreeing for no good reason, but I wholeheartedly
disagree with that statemen
ntact your ISP and
ask them to for you,
Scott
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My email to freebsd-java is being bounced wit
mount /dev/ad0s1.
Any help out there?
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ib/mysql and then
try it again.
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I had posted earlier today and have managed to restore my old system to
its former state.
here's the trouble I had run into when trying to do a sysinstall upgrade
from 5.0 Release to 5.1 Release(i need to do this for bluetooth).
When trying to run a sysinstall upgrade I get kernel panics, yet w
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Umm, Google really IS your friend at times ;-)
http://arm0nia.org/doxy/pm_for_apps/html/cvs.html (Using SourceForge's
CVS for PM)
http://cvsbook.red-bean.com/ (free CVS book)
And of course,
http://www.cvshome.org/docs/
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Any chance this is happening over an NFS mounted directory? Sounds like
you may need to sync the NFS server and clients times...what's the exact
condition causing this, and the specific error
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It's likely not in your PATH- default seems to be /usr/games/fortune.
If you execute it manually with the full path (/usr/games/fortune) does
it work?
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I'm using a USB Ethernet adapter for the 'outside' interface on my ME6000,
since I needed the PCI slot for the wireless card. Seems to work just
fine - it's only talking to a cable modem so
On Wed, Nov 19, 2003 at 11:39:01AM -0500, Francisco Reyes wrote:
> On Wed, 19 Nov 2003, Scott Mitchell wrote:
>
> > On Wed, Nov 19, 2003 at 04:11:46PM +0100, Nico Meijer wrote:
> .
> > > It was a ME6000 (fanless 600Mhz machine):
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lthough note that the 'current' standard
for executing commands is now $(cmd), eg
more $(which apachectl)
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Marty Landman wrote:
At 08:40 PM 11/21/2003, Scott W wrote:
So yep, it's doing what you want, the way you wanted to...use
something similar fairly often myself, although note that the
'current' standard for executing commands is now $(cmd), eg
more $(which apachectl)
I
ready...Solaris?
/tfs = temp (or transient) file systems, but doesn't exactly roll off
the keyboard..
/fs = easy to type, easy to remember (filesystems), OK by me ;-)
/tmp is already taken, drat ;-)
Scott
Thanks letting us know how you feel about this,
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scripts going out to customers, or part of any software, you write for
sh.or if Linux only, for bash.
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files in the /tmp heirarchy.
find / tmp -iname "jre.*" -exec rm {} \;
Oops, accidently put a space between / and tmp. Hope you didn't
actually WANT a working Java/jre on your system!
Sane way:
find /tmp -name "jre*"
check results
If OK, then use the SAME EXACT COMMAND via shel
and add drives without issues.
4. Other ideas-
backup to a single network fileserver equipped with RAID or
additional drives for backup only.
other network system- direct to tape
USB hard drive caddies- have seen these, but not used, converts IDE
drives to USB device, can re-use exis
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You may want to take a look at 'fam,' in /usr/ports/devel/fam , as some
of the code's already been done for this type of monitoring AFAIK...
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Use the background (-b or bg) and interruptible (-i or intr) options,
along with a reasonable timeout. See
man mount_nfs for the specifics.
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le for 'domain disputes'
Question4)
or to put it another way, what is the relationship between trademark control
institutions and name brokers?
See above, it's still being figured out ;-)
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terminal like GNOME Terminal or KTerm?
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both ipv4 and ipv6...without that,
ipv6 is useless outside of 'playing with it locally.'
This shouldn't have any effect on name registrations, they will just
eventually map to both ipv4 AND ipv6 addresses..
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partitions all day long read-write, but NTFS uses some sort of sequence
IDs in their file attributes, which if ignored or screwed up, can cause
serious issues on the filesystemso in short, I don't mount NTFS
read/write ;-)
Scott
have my notes from when I did this to
check for sure. At least one of them should work, anyway.
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27;t really
add much into the mix one way or another- I've yet to see a carrier that
effectively emulates the (removed) drive being online, which of course
would pose it's own set of problems... ;-) No bus hangs, but whazt
about, &q
o you should answer all Samba questions :-) It's for
Samba 3.0 (which is the samba-devel port in FreeBSD), but most of the basic
configuration is similar enough to Samba 2.8 that it is useful for both.
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ifconfig man page. Easy on Linux, haven't used IP aliases on freebsd as
of yet, but a quick google shows:
http://freebsd.peon.net/tutorials/6/ IP Aliasing Doc/Tutorial...
HTH,
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should be OK grabbing the source to minicom
and doing the same
I may be missing something obvious in my memory here, but after that one
I had no further desire to do serial port/modem coding for quite a while
;-) (And God help me, HP developer support was almost as bad as M$!)
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tp/80, and/or mail/25 to different
ports on your local system and set things up to only log the connection
instead of running the actual services..
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'world,' for an update. portupgrade and
pkg_version will help out here...
Scott
Thanks for helping me convert,
rottie
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Don’t worry if your Inbox will max out while you are enjoying the
holidays. Get MSN Ex
You need to check out /usr/ports...the ports tree is your friend. You
should install bash2 which is in there at /usr/ports/shells. Take a
look at the FreeBSD site, daemonnews.org, and freebsddiary.org and
onlamp.com they all have information that you should read up on.
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upgrade all INSTALLED" with the "r"'s being forward
and backwards recursive, but 20 hours?
Highly possible if you have software like X and OpenOffice installed
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tion for config
files, log files, etc...
The alternative is ugly, evil, and can slow down shell response
significantly, which would require modifying your PATH for each and
every package you install in the manner you specfied...
I've got to
x27;s likely you'll
eventually need to configure and compile from source yourself. BSD
Ports is a good compromise or in between here, as it does compie from
source, with the ability to still allow customization of packages...
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Thanks .
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Stephane Bortzmeyer wrote:
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1. Kernel. Umm, I hope I don't have to expain this one ;-)
2. Core system- This one can likely be argued a bit with bsd (and
sorted blacklist2_sorted
192.168.1.1
192.168.1.10
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dcontrol -m on"
and adding the following line to the InputDevice section of the
XF86Config file:
Option "Buttons" "6"
See http://www.gsoft.com.au/~doconnor/x-wheel.html for further info or
Google
for 'FreeBSD X wheel mouse' for further informatio
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lsof is in /usr/ports/sysutils/lsof, assuming you've installed the Ports
tree when you did your install. If not, I believe you can re-run
/stand/sysinstall to install Ports, or you can manually download
ports
he earlier version, while Perl, gettext, the iconv
library and a few others are dependent on the newer version (unless I'm
reading the file deps backwards..).
Both packages install in mutually exclusive directories (with versions
built into dir names), so
hen a server in the server room
or on another floor was doing print server duties for a printer in a
publicly accessible area
Any reasonably modern parallel cable and parallel port is also
bi-directional, so the only advantage I see with serial is if you&
feedback on what people out there are using for
something similar?
Failing finding anything else, the prime candidate I'm seeing aside from
Drupal would be PHPNuke, but again it seems like overkill considering
the number of features it has
ing exists somewhere, but I'm not having any
luck as of yet...anyone?
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at BSD seems to have
more than it's share of KVM input issues
Any ideas on what to try next? Opera in X without a scroll mouse is
like Windows claiming it's secure- it's just wrong :-(
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Minor correction- change the 't' to an 'x'
t= test (will give index/list of files but not extract
x= eXtract files
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>
>>Via PS2 and through the KVM, it appears there's nothing I've found yet
>>that will enable the wheel, although the wheel 'button' itself works.
>
>
> Are you sure that
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Hey all..was wondering if anyone knew of a utlity to copy the contents
of a text file into an X clipboard buffer?
It's possible via the use of xmessage or any other X editor that al
and backup filesystems
are on a 14 disk fiber channel array with 15k RPM FC Seagate Cheetahs in
a EuroLogic enclosure...I've got a second one that in time may become
backups only with more hot spares.
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7; discounts, so emailed them to find
out you have to pay the price 'per domain.' So I found an alternate,
.changeip.com . Not the most active website out there, but no
problems as of yet
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og filesthere's probably a better way to do this,
probably logging via a pipe, but I don't know the specifics offhand...
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herited a bunch of machines
with hot-swap SCSI bays and no hardware RAID. It works well, once you have
it set up, and I've even managed to swap out failed drives without a reboot
:-) I'll definitely investigate the 3ware cards when I need to build
in your PATH? (Unsure if this is the normal location for
it or not under FreeBSD, although IMHO it still belongs in a bin
directory...)
Scott
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On Thu, Jan 01, 2004 at 01:09:23PM +, Francisco Reyes wrote:
> On Thu, 1 Jan 2004, Scott Mitchell wrote:
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> > As for RAID, we use Vinum, but only because I inherited a bunch of machines
> > with hot-swap SCSI bays and no hardware RAID. It works well, once you have
>
Scott Mitchell wrote:
On Thu, Jan 01, 2004 at 01:09:23PM +, Francisco Reyes wrote:
On Thu, 1 Jan 2004, Scott Mitchell wrote:
As for RAID, we use Vinum, but only because I inherited a bunch of machines
with hot-swap SCSI bays and no hardware RAID. It works well, once you have
it set
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