In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
: I heard some rumors about some instability on the new ATA code
: combined with DMA mode. Is this founded? Can I safely build the
: latest stable and have a peaceful sleep?
Unless you have one of a couple of troublesome chipsets, you are
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Coleman Kane writes:
: am using ata with an FIC-VA503+ (VIA Apollo MVP3) mobo and a WD Expert
There have been reports that this is massive unstable with the current
(4.x and 5.x) code in DMA mode. I may have confused this with the VIA
82C586B chipset in other mail.
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Randy Bush writes:
: now where does that darn floppy go?
You left it on the sofa when you dropped by. The refund check is
under it. Sadly, after the first 5 beers, we started using it as a
coaster. I sure wish AOL would send me another coaster soon, or I'll
run t
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Warner Losh writes:
: Apollo 82c586B (aka MPV3).
I have reason to believe that the statement above is inaccurate. I'm
confusing two problem children at the moment.
Warner
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> I heard some rumors about some instability on the new ATA code combined with
>DMA mode.
> Is this founded? Can I safely build the latest stable and have a peaceful
>sleep?
>From my experience the new ata driver isn't unstable. Where it works it
generally works well. I have 2 machi
On Wed, 5 Apr 2000, Warner Losh wrote:
> You left it on the sofa when you dropped by. The refund check is
> under it. Sadly, after the first 5 beers, we started using it as a
> coaster. I sure wish AOL would send me another coaster soon, or I'll
> run through all my Win95 disks given the amoun
Hello,
I have just finished installing 4.0-release on my (toshiba 320CDS) laptop
and i have recompiled the kernel with, amongst others the following
options:
device scbus
device da
device ppc0
device ppbus
device lpt
device ppi
device
On Wed, Apr 05, 2000 at 02:58:55PM -0600, Warner Losh wrote:
> In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> J McKitrick writes:
> : I had a strange problem with my pcmcia modem. When using the pccard entry
> : that is for my card, it doesn't work. I have to change the IRQ. No idea
> : why.
>
> The IRQ you
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> J McKitrick writes:
: Well, it's not that it was hardwired, just that the IRQ that was listed
: didn't work. Maybe it's not the IRQ, it's the 'config' setting. The sample
: called for 0x20, but only 0x21 works on my box.
Oh. That's not the IRQ. That's the config
On 05-Apr-00 David Murphy wrote:
> Quoting <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> by Jukka Simila <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>> that showed me a list of files, and there was BIG LETTERS: UPDATING
>> I thought, well, I'm now running 3.4, and I'm about to install 4.0,
>> so I'd guess that's called UPDATING. Some commo
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On Wed, 05 Apr 2000, in a never-ending search for enlightenment, David
Nixon wrote: > I had originally thought this to be a belated April
Fools prank or at least a minor attempt at
On Wed, 05 Apr 2000, in a never-ending search for enlightenment, J McKitrick wrote:
> Does anyone recall seeing or making a remark about a group of interrupts or
> hardware port locations that could be causing this problem? I was searching
> my email and i can't find it.
>
> Someone said 4.0 all
Hi
in /usr/src/UPDATING:
cd /usr/src
make -DNOINFO installworld
make installworld
Why do I need 2 installworlds ?
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On Thu, Apr 06, 2000 at 01:00:03AM +0200, Lauri Laupmaa wrote:
> in /usr/src/UPDATING:
>
> cd /usr/src
> make -DNOINFO installworld
> make installworld
>
> Why do I need 2 installworlds ?
Because there is a minor problem with the build system which causes it
to try installing info pages usin
On Wed, 5 Apr 2000, Andrew MacIntyre wrote:
>Or inverting the defaults so that PIO is the default and sysctl is
>required to enable DMA.
Or perhaps default to PIO on the install floppies and then add a
directive to the "Post Install Config" section of sysinstall which says
"Do you want to enable
On 2000-Mar-21 15:32:00 +1100, David Kelly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>the above note. And it *says* it "core dumped" but I haven't found any
>netscape.core's laying around lately.
The ports installation process makes /usr/local/bin/netscape a small
shellscript which sets a couple of environment
I have heard of trouble trying to get a non-UDMA drive working connected to a
UDMA drive. Try Linking the ad1 to your CDROM's channel and disable the UDMA for
Master+Slave 2nd controller in BIOS. Also, WDMA wasn't properly implemented on
some drives (I have an old maxtor to testify to that, and ma
What the hell? If mangling his message and sending it back to the
entire mailing list was some sort of joke, I'm not laughing.
- Jordan
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> I'm not going to bother tearing apart your reply.
>
> You obviously have -no- idea what the current state of the PnP system in
> FreeBSD is.
Me neither. I would have appreciated a brief discussion of how the PnP
system deals with the sort of problem Mr. Larson describes.
> If the FreeBSD ke
Yeah, the chipsets also are all handled by their own code, MVP3 setup isn't the
same procedure as PIIX4 setup or ALI1541 setup I know, from my experience
that my specific revision of the 586B works fine. Some of it I have noticed is
also from cramming three or four drives onto the mobo control
Folks,
I'd like to extend my thanks and give kudos to all who have been
involved in the process of creating FreeBSD 4.0, from -CURRENT up
through -STABLE, and beyond to wherever that might take us.
We had a new Dell PowerEdge 6350/500 server that arrived here
yesterday, and a
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