On my redhat 7.1 machine I have been using the 2.4.0 redhat kernel and
mounting ISO's to loop devices and it worked fine. I upgraded to a 2.4.2
kernel and now none of the ISO's will mount. They all hang when the
command is run. Are there any other known occurences of this?
I am not on the list
My LUG has had a machine donated with a PC Chips M805LR Motherboard (info
here http://www.eurocomla.com/m805lr.htm) I have to get it working to
stream our meetings with realserver. as such I cannot use the new 2.4
kernels with it since Realserver won't work with them. I am having
trouble with t
> That seems strange. What is realserver failing with ?
It isn't so much failing as it hangs. I don't know if you have used it
or not. On a startup of the realserver under a 2.2 kernel here is the
output:
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RealServer (c) 1995-2000
> It might be interesting to strace the realserver startup
> both under 2.2 and 2.4 -
Here you go. Also sorry Alan for such a goofy email earlier. Does anyone
have any ideas on the sound driver issue?
Brent Norris
execve("Bin/rmserver", ["Bin/rmserver", "rmserver.cfg"], [/* 23 vars */]) = 0
> > sometimes one of my servers doesn't boot correctly. Lilo reads the
> > kernel-image, but doesn't decompress it. So the system won't
> > continue booting.
> >
> > Looks like:
> > Loading linux...
> > (at this point the machine freezes)
>
> Our experience of this has been with su
> I veto, the whole point of moving to ECN was to make a statement and
> get people to fix their kit.
>
Isn't this a problem though because the messge saying that ECN was enabled
was set after ECN was enabled? Thus these people have no idea what is
going on and they probably won't know what to fi
> #2 is fixed by rewriting tools in C
didn't Eric say that this has stalled though? Is that not the case?
Brent Norris
Executive Advisor -- WKU-Linux
System Administrator -- WKU-Center for Biodiversity
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I just had one of the "3com Etherlink 10/100 PCI NIC with 3XP processor"
float accross my desk, I was wondering how much the linux kernel uses the
3xp processor for its encryption offloading and such. According to the
hype it does DES without using the CPU, does linux take advantage of that?
Bre
I thought 3com was pretty friendly to the Linux Community, was that a
misconception?
> It can't because 3com hasn't implemented in the driver and they won't
> publish the interface.
> -Kip
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Thanks to Kip for clarifying why Linux doesn't use this feature, but now I
wonder why you beleive this?
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> > hype it does DES without using the CPU, does linux take advantage of that?
>
> no, as far as I've heard. and I wouldn't expect it to either.
> further, it's high
> Now, if the NIC were to integrate with OpenSSL and offload some of THAT
> donkey work... Just offloading DES isn't terribly useful, as Pavel says:
> apart from anything else, DES is a bit elderly now - SSH using 3DES or
> Blowfish etc... How dedicated is this card? Could it be used to offload
>
Insteresting that this thread fell into this. I just had one of those
cards that came across my desk phreak out. It was 2 days old and placed
in a win2k server. Last night it started dumping errors about firmware
and bad microcde.
Have yet to test it out on another machine, but I beleive the ca
> simple source access. I don't know that anyone has ever asked for the source
> code for Word. If they did, we would give it to them. But it's not a typical
> request.
So who wants to go ask for the source code to word then? I mean we have
Bill's word that they will give it to us.
Brent Norris
Recently one more than one subject there have been comments along the
lines of, "Do x, y and z because it would be great on desktops" and then
someone else will say "NO! becausing doing x, y, and z will make servers
run slow." Then as a final note someone else will say "Do y and z, but
not x, bec
> Thats why we have /proc/... To echo things into it.
I don't know of a proc entry that lets the user tell the VM not to cache
as much or use swap in a different manner.
> Several kernel threads are hard to maintain, hard to evolve, hard to
> bugfix, modify patches, etc. Mainly, we should have a
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