Rob writes:
> Raymond Wiker wrote:
> > Peter Jeremy writes:
> > > On Wed, 2005-Jan-19 09:16:59 +0900, Rob Lahaye wrote:
> > > > tunnel="-L 55110:localhost:110 pop3.univ.net"
> > > > tunnel_up=`pgrep -f -- "${tunnel}"`
&g
for /bin/sh as well? It
should be harmless to call wait just after the use of the backtick
operator above; does that change anything? I.e:
tunnel_up=`pgrep -f -- "${tunnel}"`; wait
To see the parent pid, add "-O ppid" to the arguments to ps;
e.g,
ps axww -O pp
same effect on a Toshiba laptop running W2k, so
> perhaps it's the device, not anything fbsd-specific.
Some of my colleagues have seen this on their Dell notebooks
running W2K & Win XP. One of them has had the entire keyboard assembly
replaced, twice, because of this problem. Soooo, I w
ended up
underclocking the processor to 400MHz, and the problems disappeared.
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Mike Tancsa writes:
>
> Does the raid management daemon show anything odd about the raid0 stripe
> prior to it locking up ?
I didn't check this - sorry. I'll make sure that 3dmd is
running the next time this happens...
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. The March thread on -stable indicated that there were
recent fixes for race conditions; I'm going to just watch this machine
for a while to see if it works better.
Thanks for your help.
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er in -stable so updated? If so, I'll go ahead and backup my data
and upgrade the firmware.
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eport. It not only
> happens with g++, but also with VC++ under Win32, for example.
>
> The problem is that you should not put code with side effects (such
> as calling f() in this case) in cout << ... expressions. This will
> lead only to unexpected results. :)
output of "21"
// double y=f(d); cout << y << "\t" << d << endl;
}
This one is *bad* :-(
I don't know how this should be handled; one option might be
to have a port for gcc 2.95.2.
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s a bug in my current version (I am currently CTMing
> the sources down just in case) of FreeBSD. Any help regarding this
> issue would be appreciated.
/usr/include/machine/param.h, perhaps?
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