RE: ``top'' and other process issues on 4.10-R

On Tue, 29 Jun 2004, Phillip Salzman wrote: > I've been able to reproduce it nearly every time I try to vi -- on machines > with HTT completely enabled also now too. > > Does anyone know of any tests that I could conduct which might help point a > finger at the culprit? I'm pretty much at a loss

RE: ``top'' and other process issues on 4.10-R

I've been able to reproduce it nearly every time I try to vi -- on machines with HTT completely enabled also now too. Does anyone know of any tests that I could conduct which might help point a finger at the culprit? I'm pretty much at a loss of idea's... Thanks, Phillip Salzman > -Origin

FreeBSD 4.10 with SATA

I'd like to install freebsd 4.10 on my computer and use it as a web and mail server. I need a stable and reliable server so i chose 4.10 and not the 5.2.1release. Is there a way to install the 4.10 release on a computer with SATA drive? I got a MSI K7N2 board and the needed driver is Promise Fas

atacontrol Raid, cannot re-add member to array

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RE: Stable with SATA

Ivan wrote: > i tried to install freebsd from a bootable cd. but the installer > does not find my sata drive. the promise fastrak driver is not > listed in the active on inactive drivers list. what can i do? So I guess 378 is a newer ATA controller chip. It is not supported (yet?) by FreeBSD 4.1

Re: Stable with SATA

Ivan wrote: > hi, i'd like to install freebsd 4.10 on my computer and use it like a web > and mail server. my problem is that i need a promise fastrak sata 378 or > compatible driver to be able to install freebsd on my sata drive. is there > such a driver? i'm new to freebsd and unix. can anybody

Stable with SATA

hi, i'd like to install freebsd 4.10 on my computer and use it like a web and mail server. my problem is that i need a promise fastrak sata 378 or compatible driver to be able to install freebsd on my sata drive. is there such a driver? i'm new to freebsd and unix. can anybody explain me how i c

Re: Maximum uptime 497 days?

On Tuesday 29 June 2004 00.37, David Magda wrote: > On Jun 28, 2004, at 11:06, Matt Douhan wrote: > > why ? > > > > they may not be public machines at all and be isolated to an > > environment where > > security is not the primary concern > > Have you not seen the SSH exploit in "The Matrix Reload"