hine but I do need some
of the other options in the kernel hence using custom.
I am currently running another csup and will try building a generic
kernel to see if that works but I can't really install a generic.
Anyone got any pointers?
Cheers,
Colin.
Christer Solskogen wrote:
On Fri, Jan 22, 2010 at 9:56 AM, Colin wrote:
Anyone got any pointers?
Could you post your /etc/make.conf?
That said, I recon you build your kernel in a rather wierd way. Delete
/usr/obj/* and run "make cleandir && make cleandir" in /u
N.J. Mann wrote:
In message <4b596838.9020...@southportcomputers.co.uk>,
Colin (free...@southportcomputers.co.uk) wrote:
[snip]
It goes for a while and then the buildkernel fails with this:
cc -O2 -fno-strict-aliasing -pipe -DFREEBSD_NAMECACHE -DBUILDING_ZFS
-D_
n any other logfiles, are there
any tools or other things that I can use to figure out why the system is
so sluggish now?
Cheers
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Jeremy Chadwick wrote:
On Sat, Jan 23, 2010 at 03:27:12PM +, Colin wrote:
There's nothing obvious that I can see in any other logfiles, are
there any tools or other things that I can use to figure out why the
system is so sluggish now?
A couple things I can think of:
vmstat
Colin wrote:
Thanks for the reply.
I must admit that the ins and outs of paging and interrupts are
something I don't have much expertise in. I've asked the colo company
to look into it but I've put the output of those commands into
pastebin incase anything stands out.
http://w
y, look around
the industry. How many "patch sets" from the other *ix vendors
(released monthly to quarterly) include new features?
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lue as to what is going wrong. ALT-F2 seems to
> be giving good message results, although I had never looked at it when
> things were working.
>
This, unfortunately, I can't help with given that error message. Maybe
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> then displayed a **2-hour** leap ahead.
>
> At least the 4.0-STABLE side, despite the error reported by
> several on this list, managed to get the time right.
>
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o the
internet. The simple ruleset was completely unuseable (I couldn't connect
doodle to squirt from the internal network) and the open approach was just
silly. I'll post it here for comment in a day or two.
In the interim, any comments on why natd and ipfw don't work the intui
On 10-Jul-00 Doug White wrote:
> On Sun, 9 Jul 2000, Colin wrote:
>
>> The man page recommends putting the divert rule as close to the
>> beginning
>> of the rule set as possible, and the default rule sets seem consistent
>> with this. I noticed, though,
Hey All,
I'm having an odd issue, and the only thing I can imagine is that there
has been a major change between 8.1 and 8.2.
Using the 8.1 kernel everything is dandy. But when I try to use a newly
compiled kernel from 8.2(GENERIC) I have no luck. Root will not mount.
Here are relevant k
On 2/1/2011 6:22 PM, Jeremy Chadwick wrote:
On Tue, Feb 01, 2011 at 05:34:18PM -0500, Colin Legendre wrote:
Hey All,
I'm having an odd issue, and the only thing I can imagine is that
there has been a major change between 8.1 and 8.2.
Using the 8.1 kernel everything is dandy. But when
Hi all,
I forgot to upload some of the amd64 RC3 bits to the mirrors earlier. They
should be in place now.
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7.1-BETA:
# env UNAME_r=7.1-BETA freebsd-update [...]
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FreeBSD Update is being slow right now due to server load issues.
It will improve.
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to pick a different
mirror.
3. Assuming that the second mirror works, send me an email telling me which
mirror failed and which one worked so that I can have the load balancing
adjusted.
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Aristedes Maniatis wrote:
On 09/01/2009, at 7:19 AM, Colin Percival wrote:
2. Assuming the first mirror still fails, use the -s option to pick a
different
mirror.
Where can we find a list of mirrors?
The list of is distributed via DNS SRV records:
# host -t srv _http
t; or .debug for that kernel? (See my previuous email with more detailed
>> info).
>
> Ah, I missed that, sorry. Colin hopefully will have the kernel.debug
> handy.
I'm afraid not -- FreeBSD Update is just distributing the bits from the
release ISO image, and the release ISO doesn&
he new location. Where is it?
I think the freebsd-update build code might be homeless right now. I know I
have seen emails mentioning that it needs to land somewhere but I don't recall
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On 29/04/2013 3:48 AM, Igor Mozolevsky wrote:
Hi,
I'm having issues connecting Garmin GPS 18 to COM1 on 9.1, I get
nothing but silence. Identical setup works absolutely fine with Linux.
I've got PPS wire connected to DCD, but that seems to make no
difference on Linux, so I presume it shouldn't af
ither FreeBSD 6.3 or FreeBSD 7.0
> once
> those have been released (hopefully by the end of December). FreeBSD 6.3 will
> be supported until the end of 2009, while FreeBSD 7.0 will be supported until
> the end of 2008.
>
> Colin Percival
> FreeBSD Security Officer
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s
running FreeBSD 6.x to 6.3-BETA1 are now available:
http://www.daemonology.net/blog/2007-11-10-freebsd-minor-version-upgrade.html
Instructions on using FreeBSD Update to upgrade to 7.0-BETA2 should be
here within 24 hours.
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ETA2 will be provided
> via the freebsd-stable list when available.
As promised, instructions on upgrading from FreeBSD 6.x to 7.0-BETA2 are
now available:
http://www.daemonology.net/blog/2007-11-11-freebsd-major-version-upgrade.html
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t
the FreeBSD Update code thinks that it has rolled back its updates, but
I might be able to find a way to do that for you -- is it a disaster if
this system ends up stuck at 6.3-BETA1?
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should have this fixed within the next couple of days.
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> A quick heads-up to everyone here using my new FreeBSD Update "upgrade"
> code: If you have performed a minor version upgrade (e.g., 6.2-RELEASE ->
> 6.3-BETA1 or 7.0-BETA1.5 -> 7.0-BETA2) please do not attempt to roll it
> back using "fr
Jan Henrik Sylvester wrote:
> Colin Percival wrote:
>> I believe that your system is now 6.3-BETA1 with a few shared libraries
>> from 6.2-RELEASE mixed in. If you can get a copy of /lib/*.so.* and
>> /usr/lib/*.so.* from a 6.3-BETA1 system and install those into place
>
ou can use to tell FreeBSD
Update not to touch some files (even if they haven't been modified locally).
FreeBSD Update will never produce mangled files as a result of applying a
bsdiff patch to the wrong file -- it checks file hashes before and after
applying patches and gracefully falls back to
daemonology.net/blog/2007-11-10-freebsd-minor-version-upgrade.html
for upgrading from 7.0-BETA1.5 or 7.0-BETA2 to 7.0-BETA3.
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fact that /etc/pf.conf disappeared is due to it being removed from
the release (it is now in /usr/share/examples/etc). The fact that /.cshrc
was upgraded in spite of having been locally modified is probably a bad
idea -- I'll change the default freebsd-update.conf to deal
John Baldwin wrote:
> On Wednesday 28 November 2007 02:47:11 pm Colin Percival wrote:
>> Miroslav Lachman wrote:
>>> I am not 100% sure, maybe I overlook something in binary major version
>>> upgrade procedure, but after upgrade from 6.2 to 7.0-BETA3 my roots
>
Max Laier wrote:
> On Tuesday 04 December 2007, Colin Percival wrote:
>> John Baldwin wrote:
>>> Considering that /etc/pf.conf is a file that users edit to configure
>>> pf(4), removing it out from under them is probably a very bad idea.
>>
>> The heurist
's irritating to have to rebuild all of the installed ports, but (unless some
disaster strikes) this should be the last time it is needed until FreeBSD 8.x
happens ~2 years from now.
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(the buggy phttpget dies if a connection is reset instead of retrying it
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Since I'm sure people will ask: I'm not looking for extra permanent mirrors at
the moment. The FreeBSD Update mirroring code currently consists of "Colin
sshes into servers and copies bits ar
ounter any
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ase engineering team.
Thanks to Peter Ankerstål, Allan Jude, Warner Losh, and Glen Barber for
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chine hangs
> in the loader.
Do you know what version of FreeBSD this system was originally running? It
may be that there are other oddities in the old partitioning which cause
problems for the newer loader code.
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he process is entirely secure.
The script can be obtained from
http://www.daemonology.net/freebsd-upgrade-6.0-to-6.1/
and the SHA256 hash of the download is
29075fc5711e0b20d879c69d12bbe5414c1c56d597c8116da7acc0d291116d2f .
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Peter Jeremy wrote:
> On Sun, 2006-Jul-09 00:42:31 -0700, Colin Percival wrote:
>> I have written an automatic script
>> for performing binary FreeBSD 6.0 -> FreeBSD 6.1 upgrades.
>
> That sounds useful. Are you intending to provide this for future
> FreeBSD minor-rev
that these dates are
> no longer accurate.
>
> What is a valid ETA for starting the 6.2R releng process?
I'm not part of the release engineering team, but I'm not aware of anything
which they're waiting for before starting the freeze. I'd be surprised if
RELENG_
ystem to the latest updates on
RELENG_n_m.
> RELENG_n (RELENG_6 at the moment)
> Has somebody just said that RELENG_6 = STABLE?
Yes.
> I'm going to guess then that RELENG_7 is CURRENT.
> No, this doesn't make sense to me at
i386 running FreeBSD 6.2-BETA1, FreeBSD Update should be able
to fetch the updates right now.
If it doesn't, something is broken, and I'd like to hear about it.
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> I've tried norway's mirror (my default), the danish, the swedish mirror
> and the mirror in holland. No change.
> Just to be sure I also deletet src/crypto before I tried the different
> mirrors.
Exactly what command did you run to try to compile
EV1Servers has never been a major supporter of FreeBSD -- back when
they were RackShack, it took a petition of several hundred people
before they started offering FreeBSD at all.
I wonder if they'll start offering more recent FreeBSD releases next
month after FreeBSD 5.4 becomes uns
y personal website,
I haven't had any complaints.
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Hans F. Nordhaug wrote:
> At daemonology.net Colin Percival has some excellent instructions on
> how to do binary upgrades - he has even written a script to do a 6.0
> to 6.1 upgrade. My question is: Can I do a 5.3 to 6.1 upgrade using
> the instructions for "5.4 system to F
release.
I haven't worked out all the details yet as to how this should
be done to minimize the chance that my script will accidentally
break things, but I'm not going to release anything until I think
that accidental breakage is very unlikely. :-)
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Colin Percival wrote:
> Petr Holub wrote:
>>> I'm working on it.
>> If I install RC1 now, would it be possible to upgrade to RC2
>> and RELEASE, or is it not ready yet?
>
> My intention is that anyone running 6.1-RELEASE, 6.2-BETA*, or
> 6.2-RC* will be
e fine to have the files at least ready so that user can diff them
> and decide what to do.
I'm planning on adding automatic merging of configuration files soon.
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Note again that this does not apply to any FreeBSD releases other than
5.3.
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Would anyone else besides me like to see a 5.3.1 minor release
sometime around, say, February?
No, but quite a few people would like to see a 5.4 minor release
sometime around, say, late February or early March.
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it up
initially (about 80 hours -- but 48 hours of that was over a weekend),
but aside from that I have no complaints.
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makes one attempt to look up names in DNS and then
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Is your /etc/hosts correct? I've seen this happen when the local
hostname (i.e., the output of `hostname`) cannot be resolved.
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Yes, that's quite correct -- although I can't imagine how a bug which
caused / to be labelled as "noexec" managed to avoid causing major
problems until now.
I don't know anything about NFS, but hopefully someone on -stable
will be able to work out what's going on from
processors to the operating system, so there should be no problems.
For that matter, my understanding is that dual core opterons *are*
separate processors, connected only via their normal external
interface.
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> much time for people to migrate to the newest FreeBSD release. I think it
> would be fair if support is extended for a few more months especially since
> 6.2 is so late in coming.
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the release engineering team for being very patient with us and delaying the
upcoming release to give us time to fix this.
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> =
Philipp Wuensche wrote:
> Colin Percival wrote:
>> In the end we opted to reduce functionality (the jail startup process is
>> no longer logged to /var/log/console.log inside the jail)
>
> Thats a bummer, when Dirk showed me this problem the first time my ideas
> for fix
directory instead.
> Suggestion for the developer: either permit directory creation in
> /usr/upgrade, or document that it's a no-no.
It will be documented. :-)
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the kernel will be replaced with a GENERIC (non-SMP) kernel.
I'm working on a patch for this and will be talking to re@ about having an
Errata Notice sent out about this.
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> + src/UPDATING 1.416.2.29.2.6
> + src/sys/conf/newvers.sh 1.69.2.13.2.6
I guess I ought to update my CVS tree before using it to figure out the
RCS numbers
t;
> Did something go wrong?
What does `sysctl kern.bootfile` say?
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> /etc/rc.d/jail
This is correct. The version you have here is not the version which
was distributed with the release -- it's the version in the latest
RELENG_6_2.
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o a buildworld.
There isn't any good solution here, yet. I might add support for the snapshot
ISOs at some point (at least for upgrading to/from them -- there will not be
security updates built for them).
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GENERIC i386
>
> C3# freebsd-update fetch
> [...]
> No updates needed to update system to 6.2-RELEASE-p3.
This may look odd, but it's actually correct. The version number reported
by `uname` is the version number of the kernel, and the change from
6.2-RELEASE-p2 to 6.2-RELEA
e fairly typical symptoms of gnutar being broken. What
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>>> tar -xvzf test.tar.gz
>>> tar: Ignoring unknown extended header keyword `SCHILY.dev'
>>> tar: Ignoring unknown extended header keyword `SCHILY.ino
lease.
> PS. This having been said I know there are some kernel fixes that were
> candidates for errata against 6.2-RELEASE...I'm not sure what their
> current state is.
Don't ask me, I just approve the errata which you send to me. Which hasn't
been anything at all latel
Scott Long wrote:
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>> I point releases have been obsoleted by errata notices. In the past when
>> X.Y.Z-RELEASE has happened, it has been because of critical bugs in the
>> X.Y-RELEASE which there wasn't any other mechanism to fix. Now that we
27;s breakage by explicitly telling it to ignore these
options via --pax-option="delete=SCHILY.*" .
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> This is maybe a stupid question, but i am only curious to know why ?
> Is there any special reason for this ?
Look at the date on Scott's email. :-)
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versions of portsnap from the ports tree). Given that most systems running
portsnap are FreeBSD 6.0 or 6.1, this doesn't cause much differential
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then run FreeBSD Update.
Personally, since FreeBSD 4.11 will reach its EoL about 8 months
from now, and the 4.x->[56].x upgrade path is non-trivial, I
recommend installing FreeBSD 6.1 instead.
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> BitTorrent
> --
>
> 5.5-RELEASE ISOs are not available via BitTorrent at this time. They
> may be made available in the future on an on-demand basis.
Thanks to ps, torrents are now available for 5.5-RELEASE:
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ienced
FreeBSD users I decided that some anti-foot-shooting mechanisms were a
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not sure if it's worth burning another few hundred megabytes of ftp mirror
bandwidth.
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> Some time ago, there was (or still is) a similar
> conflict with hostname resolution at bootup when
> using ntpd.
Yes, but not with named -- the problem was only when
using a dns cache from the ports tree, since those
are started later in the boot sequence.
Colin
FreeBSD 5.x is expected to be supported until late 2007 (FreeBSD 5.5 plus two
years), and FreeBSD 6.x will probably be supported until early 2009 (the last
FreeBSD 6.x release plus two years).
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> Is the goal to have a new major branch every 2 years?
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# freebsd-update fetch
# freebsd-update install
# echo 'bootfile="SMP"' >> /boot/loader.conf
and reboot. You should now find that `uname -ri` outputs "5.4-SECURITY SMP".
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Billy Newsom wrote:
> Colin Percival wrote:
>> It sounds like the SMP kernel I provided for FreeBSD 5.3 was quite
>> popular [...]
>
> I'm curious how popular. Would you like to report some statistics here
> on the list? As in, how many SMP downloads did you get
Mipam wrote:
> Thanks for the kernel.
> What parameters did you change in your SMP kernel.
> Just curious, surely gonna try your kernel. :-)
I didn't change any parameters, I just used the SMP kernel configuration
from the source tree (i.e., GENERIC plus "options SMP
sys/netinet/tcp_input.c:2706: warning: nested extern
> declaration of `TSTMP_GT'
What version of /usr/src/sys/netinet/tcp_var.h do you have on that system?
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> Colin Percival wrote:
>> What version of /usr/src/sys/netinet/tcp_var.h do you have on that
>> system?
Oops. I meant to ask about src/sys/netinet/tcp_seq.h of course...
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mpile much happier.
Yeah, it looks like the mirrors managed to update at exactly the wrong time
and got one patch but not the other. Fortunately, this doesn't happen very
often.
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> this time wouldn't be prudent?
If I was deploying a new server today, I'd install FreeBSD 5.4. If I were
planning on installing a new server next month, I'd install FreeBSD
6.0-BETA-whatever-number-we're-up-to-by-then.
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