Doug wrote:
2. I don't know the size of the disk to know the size of the backup
media required. However, CD/DVD burners are less than the cost
of a hard drive and the media is relatively cheap.
I personally don't recommend backups to CD/DVD.
They degenerate rather "quickl
I think this is kind of offtopic, but google couldn't help and I don't
know where else I could ask.
I'd like to write a postgresql client in c++ with libpqxx from the ports
and can't get it to link.
(If I recall correctly, the libpqxx port is only used by koffice.)
I'm a little bit unexperienc
mcb, inc. wrote:
You did not use '-l' correctly then. You have not specified
a library to link against hence the unresolved reference.
Get the -l correct and you will be on your way.
Exactly.
Well, I just figured out, that I have to use -lpqxx instead of -llibpqxx.a
Duh...
Thank you anyway and
Last year, I switched to OpenBSD 4.0 (from FreeBSD) and noticed a
decrease of
the *heard* sound quality when playing the same files. It sounds like a
lower
bit rate (imagine a 96 kbit/s mp3 at higher volumes for example), but I
can't
pinpoint it, though.
My friends told me to fiddle with mixerc
Hi, I don't know how to handle this:
My OpenBSD 4.1 Generic i386 box "occasionally" freezes completely,
without any warning.
No Ctrl+Mod1+F1 or any other key-combination, no ssh or ping works.
This happened several times over the past 3 days.
The last time, I left it at ttyC0 - nothing happened.
Can at least someone tell me, why I get no replies?
(Is it because I mentioned rtorrent or because I didn't buy the cd-set
from the last release? Or should I start with a troll next time? - I
don't get it. I read every manual I could find regarding that issue
and used Google for hours without fin
Have you considered PSU or other hardware failure?
Of course I did.. I just replaced the PSU with a spare one i got lying
around. - It didn't work out. (Can a PSU even cause such errors?)
I dunno, but I think replacing every single component one at a time is
the last way I _should_ go?
I'll do
Hi Maxim,
Thanks for your suggestion, but I have 'enough' RAM installed and didn't
configure a swap partition.
There's only one partition on the mirror and I use it as /home.
I did more tests and I figured out that one of my mirrored drives causes
read errors, which in turn causes the CCD/kernel
Brian A. Seklecki wrote:
This is the expected behavior for a failure on a CCD component. Try
In this case, is there a difference between expected and desired
behavior?
cutting the SATA cable to a live system some time; watch the kernel
panic there as well. Suddenly it cant stat() / or read/
Jacob Meuser wrote:
first, autospawning does not work in esound-0.2.38. I don't know if
that's the version you are using, but that could be part of the problem.
I'm pretty sure I had mpd playing through esd at one point.
let's see. add a group, _esd. add myself and _mpd to that
group. start
Nick Guenther wrote:
Aaah, I didn't realize how the user's homedir interacted with this
all. What must have been happening is that when I clicked 'play' in
soundtracker (which was running as myself) it looked for ~/.esd_auth,
didn't find it, so tried to spawn an esd, which promptly failed
because
Hi, I just discovered this weird behaviour.
It looks like I've always booted this machine with any kind of cd/dvd in the
sata attached dvd-rw drive. Without a cd the kernel panics right after
the ahci message. Well, the workaround is obvious.
I tried it on 4.3 amd64 and the snapshot from May 2 (wh
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