Hi.
Ok, thanks -- I'll take a look at that bug.
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Quoting Robert Millan, who wrote the following on Sun, 1 Aug 2010:
2010/7/30, Robert Millan :
Unfortunately there are availability problems with libzfs.h and libnvpair.h.
On
FreeBSD they're not installed system-wide. On OpenSolaris I ca
Committed, with some adjustments. I put the new code in misc.c instead
of getroot.c to prevent grub-mkrelpath (and others) from having to drag
a gazillon other files in.
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2010/7/30, Robert Millan :
> Unfortunately there are availability problems with libzfs.h and libnvpair.h.
> On
> FreeBSD they're not installed system-wide. On OpenSolaris I can't see them
> installed either (although in this one I'm probably missing something).
I figured what's going on. Origin
On 07/27/2010 06:54 AM, D, Eshwar (Eshwar) wrote:
> HI,
>I would like to contribute for EHCI driver.. Let me know if any space is
> available for me... By the way I already spoke to Ales & Vladimir...
>
>
AFAIK nobody else is working on EHCI even if it's important.
Unfortunately I can't gi
On 07/30/2010 11:18 PM, Robert Millan wrote:
> Same patch with a bit of cleanup, and ChangeLog entry.
>
>
Go ahead
> 2010/7/29, Robert Millan :
>
>> This patch is a proof of concept for solving the ZFS "(dev)/foo@/"
>> pathname problem at the lowest possible level: a small change in
>> grub_m
On 08/01/2010 02:29 AM, Robert Millan wrote:
> This adds support for ZFS root in 10_kfreebsd.in. It works with
> current trunk if my grub-mkrelpath patch has been applied, and if
> ZFS from grub-extras has been built into GRUB.
>
>
Go ahead.
P.S. Please adjust your mailer not to use HTML un
As I already told on IRC such a behaviour isn't of a good design. A
simple example is when one add a devalias and then all other disks
disappear. Moreover in experimental branch I have a solution for such a
problem: we scan all the devices and then show only the simpliest form.
That code just needs
Hi,
i have found a regression in the current mainline.
I have set pager=1 and i do a ls -l then i use space to advance line by line.
After several lines i have a "null pointer exception". You can see a snapshot
here:
http://img.skitch.com/20100801-cbqpq3qj8x4xjcbb6naj5ifcm.png
It
