Need to confirm some details about creating ext2fs partitions. Since I can't
mount any part of my FreeBSD disk from OpenBSD, I need a filesystem on my
OpenBSD disk that FreeBSD can read, and the only one I'm sure about here is the
ext2fs fs. So, I need to take the currently created FFS partition
L. V. Lammert wrote:
> On Fri, 15 May 2009, Chuck Robey wrote:
>
>> OK ... but you could tone it down just a touch ...
>>
> You might want to monitor the list a while, .. OpenBSD is build by
> developers, for developers. Us'n Users get to enjoy the fruits of their
&g
System Administrator wrote:
>
> Unlike FreeBSD, this project (OpenBSD) does not support or incorporate
> drivers based around binary-blobs. Furthermore, with rare exceptions,
> the project does not reverse-engineer but insists on having complete
> documentation to do proper development. Back in
I'm trying to see if there's any way I can get my Raid controller, which is a
AMCC (3Ware) 9650-4, to work under OpenBSD. The man page for the twe driver
says it works for several different 3Ware controllers, but it seems to omit the
9000 controllers. The FreeBSD driver, named twa.c, well, I can'
Dorian B|ttner wrote:
> Chuck Robey schrieb:
> Did you not only read the manual but the faq also? And is your system
> actually running a version before 2008/11/11?
> http://www.de.openbsd.org/faq/upgrade-old.html
No, 4.5 just came out, right? Anyhow, I saw the FAQ about PIE, so m
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I'm still working on getting my system in shape to let me do the coding I'm
after. In doing my building of /usr/src, I'm hitting an odd problem, maybe if
you listen, you could let me know if you recognize it.
BTW, to begin with, I've read the manual
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Mic J wrote:
> what about making an NFS export, then the underlying file system wouldnt
> matter?
>
> What about using sshfs?
First, remember I was talking about two partitions on the same machine, so
nothing like NFS (which requires processes on se
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Theo de Raadt wrote:
>>> root on cd0a swap on cd0b dump on cd0b
>>> stopped at debugger+0x4,leave
>>> Panic: cannot read disklabel, 0x600/0xf00, error 5
>
> What official release CD did you generate this error on?
>
Sorry if it took me too long to r
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Christopher Intemann wrote:
> Hi,
> thanks for the hint, however, I'm in fact a bit more confused now:-)
> Couldn't I use such a thing:
> http://cgi.ebay.de/SERIAL-RS232-DB9-9-PIN-FEMALE-TO-RJ45-FEMALE-ADAPTOR_W0QQitemZ390041017767QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK
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During install, I got an error, saying (this is hand-copying, here):
softraid0 at root
root on cd0a swap on cd0b dump on cd0b
stopped at debugger+0x4,leave
Panic: cannot read disklabel, 0x600/0xf00, error 5
So, I thought I would give a short summary
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I'm installing OpenBSD on this machine, on a 80 EIDE disk that's there
specifically to run OpenBSD development. I already have a 600G 3Ware hardware
raid on the disk, 500G of which has FreeBSD, using the TW driver (this raid
isn't supported by FreeBSD
Patrick Useldinger wrote:
> Nick Holland wrote:
>
>> UpGRADING (changing functionality, changing version numbers) from source
>> is HARD. Having thousands of people thinking they should be able to
>> build a new version from some arbitrary old version by source is a
>> leading cause of developer h
Stuart Henderson wrote:
> On 2007/01/10 15:55, Chuck Robey wrote:
>
>> Look, as far as emergencies go, I have the orignal Linux OS sitting in
>> back as a emergency,
>>
>
> boot> bsd.rd
> then you can do an upgrade install.
>
>
>> I could
Wow, am I surprised! On my little Zaurus handheld, I am regererating the
entire system. The first 3 steps, for me, were doing the kernel, then a
build of src, and then a build of XF4 ... so why am I boring you with this?
Just because I am so surprised that building XF4 seems to take (so far)
lon
I have a problem with my Zaurus, let me paint the scenario. I am a rank
newbie with OpenBSD, so I was trying (as a startup experiment) to build
all of it. I have my main machine sitting nearby (running FreeBSD
current, at which I have years of experience), so I NFS mounted the
little Zaurus's /us
This is my first post to a OpenBSD list, so please, if I make any
mistake, go on and correct me, I will take anything constructively
(like, am I hitting the right list, or the best list for my topic, or
violating any rules, such as having longish lines, which I am trying
hard to avoid using this S
Peter Valchev wrote:
get /usr/local, /usr/ports, and /usr/src remotely mounted from my nearby
FreeBSD system. I can get the mount done, but I can't affect any files
... for example, if I tryi to touch (as root on the Zaurus)
/usr/local/garbage, I get "Permission denied". i don't have any ckl
Peter Valchev wrote:
get /usr/local, /usr/ports, and /usr/src remotely mounted from my nearby
FreeBSD system. I can get the mount done, but I can't affect any files
... for example, if I tryi to touch (as root on the Zaurus)
/usr/local/garbage, I get "Permission denied". i don't have any ckl
I have just ogtten usb networking up on my Zaurus, and now I'm tryingto
get /usr/local, /usr/ports, and /usr/src remotely mounted from my nearby
FreeBSD system. I can get the mount done, but I can't affect any files
... for example, if I tryi to touch (as root on the Zaurus)
/usr/local/garbage
Jonathan Gray wrote:
On Mon, Oct 03, 2005 at 08:26:35PM -0400, Chuck Robey wrote:
Stuart Henderson wrote:
--On 03 October 2005 17:19 -0400, Chuck Robey wrote:
Add to this the fact that it works, to/from FreeBSD to the original
Linux on the Zaurus, using cdce on both ends
Stuart Henderson wrote:
--On 03 October 2005 17:19 -0400, Chuck Robey wrote:
Add to this the fact that it works, to/from FreeBSD to the original
Linux on the Zaurus, using cdce on both ends.
Client (aka target) mode is where the Z acts as a USB peripheral, not
as a host. afaik you need
Dale Rahn wrote:
On Sat, Oct 01, 2005 at 05:03:48PM -0400, Chuck Robey wrote:
I want to get usb to usb networking up on the Zaurus running OpenBSD (a
snap from about a week ago). I wish to get it to communicate to the
FreeBSD box that is sitting next to it.
When I :reboot: the Zaurus
I want to get usb to usb networking up on the Zaurus running OpenBSD (a
snap from about a week ago). I wish to get it to communicate to the
FreeBSD box that is sitting next to it.
When I :reboot: the Zaurus back to Linux, FreeBSD immediately sees a new
cdce0 device, and I could communicate, b
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