I've found that the package origin support was merged into RELENG_3
but OSVERSION and bsd.port.mk have not reflected it.
pkg_create:
http://www.FreeBSD.org/cgi/cvsweb.cgi/src/usr.sbin/pkg_install/create/main.c?rev=1.18.2.3&content-type=text/x-cvsweb-markup
OSVERSION:
http://ww
Hi people,
I'm still new to FreeBSD, so sorry for whatever
You don't like about my questions...
1) In /etc/ttys, I uncommented the line where xdm
is started and replaced the 'x' in xdm with 'k' to
start kdm. I think something is wrong, because
kdm tells me there is a wrong parameter
Hello,
>
> Just to add another data point: I have a SCSI driver which also detects as
> sym0, and it runs with no problems whatsoever, even with SCSI_DELAY set to
> 5000 (from the default of 15000), as in the example here. I would suggest
> recompiling with SCSI_DELAY set back to 15000 and s
Hail,
I'm wondering how to fsync() changes to a directory such as link() with
softupdates or async mode. Linux has the "open and fsync the directory"
approach.
With softupdates, fsync() syncs directory corresponding to the open file
handle.
However, how do I sync unlinks, for example?
Would o
Yeah, there are about 17 sites in the USA. Best to run traceroute on each
to find the fastest site. Sometimes closer is not better many are more
than 20 hops while another is only 11 hops (from here) but depends on
your location too.
At 10:34 PM 8.19.2001 -0700, Kris Kennaway wrote:
>On M
Rather consistently, 4.4-RC1 crashes on my Fujitsu Lifebook E-6150
laptop where 4.3-RELEASE (and most of 4.3-STABLE) does not. Crashes
are of the Fatal-trap-12 type with random processes (most recently
gcc) as the active process.
I cvsup'd the 4.4-RC1 kernel somewhere around Sunday afternoon. I
On Sun, Aug 19, 2001 at 11:21:44PM +0100, Joshua Goodall wrote:
> On Sun, 19 Aug 2001, Chris Dillon wrote:
>> On Sat, 18 Aug 2001, Peter Wemm wrote:
>>> Yes. Compaq have this really crack-smoking idea about how the
>>> pcibios is supposed to work. In a fit of brilliance, some rocket
>>> scientis
On Monday 20 August 2001 14:10, Chad R. Larson wrote:
> Yes, but that dosn't alter the fact the someone at Compaq smokes
> crack. And that they don't really care about compatability.
>
> Early Compaq desktops had a hack in their BIOS that looked for a
> specific signature on the hard drive, and w
Hi!
1. login as root
2. type 'login -f username' when username is valid name of user that is
not logged now
3. type 'logout'
4. Now you are root but command 'w' does not say so (security?)
5. type 'logout'
6. Now command 'w' says user 'username' is still logged but it has no
processes.
This seem
On Tue, 21 Aug 2001, Eugene Grosbein wrote:
> Hi!
>
> 1. login as root
> 2. type 'login -f username' when username is valid name of user that is
> not logged now
> 3. type 'logout'
> 4. Now you are root but command 'w' does not say so (security?)
> 5. type 'logout'
> 6. Now command 'w' says use
> > 4. Now you are root but command 'w' does not say so (security?)
> > 5. type 'logout'
> > 6. Now command 'w' says user 'username' is still logged but it has no
> > processes.
>
> Since the root user can just delete the utmp file, there is not too much
> to be done about this. Some UNIX syst
I don't know if this will work (or even compile) under FreeBSD but this is what I used
to use on my
NeXT (which was BSD-based) machine.
http://www.utexas.edu/ftp/source/systems/next/ghostbuster/
Source code and makefile included.
HTH
TjL
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>
> I called to complain that it wouldn't *power* *up*.
>
My office mate had a hell of a time with Compaq, trying to
get Tech Support to acknowledge that the disk was DOA.
>
> The tech support guy told me that they don't offer support if you install
> non-compaq *software* on the com
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