Andress Gustaffson wrote
> But I do very much care that if I
> accidentally try to generate an ssh key on a system that has no
> entropy at all, it must not succeed.
This above example is a question about ssh, not about the APIs getrandom()
or getentropy().
A kernel API cannot solve requirements
> Yes, but usbdevs(8) everywhere counts devices from zero, so probably this
should be updated,
> if it is ok I will take a look there and fix this if need in a separate
patch.
As you wish. At the very least the man page could be updated to indicate
that -a specifies a device *index*, not a *USB bu
> usbdevs(8) uses atoi(3) to convert a device address given from a
> command line argument.
> But atoi(3) will return - zero in a case of non-integer value and such
> device will be used.
> This is kind of unpredictable behaviour to use a device by 0 addr in a
> case when wrong
> address was given
On Thu, 8 Jun 017, Paul Goyette wrote:
>Getting closer. When the original match was in the context info, the
output is fine.
>
>But if the original match was in the title line, the output from
>
> grep -B2
>
>includes context info from some previous match whether or not it contains
the actua
On Thu, 8 Jun 017, Paul Goyette wrote:
> PG> Don't get me wrong, I love apropos(1). But...
> PG> I'm continually bitten by the "stemming" that occurs. [...]
>
> > So am I. I completely switched over from "man -k" to an alias
> > effecting "apropos -l" ("legacy"-mode):
>
>legacy mode is close
> I'm talking to a Masterguard UPS via USB. From a dump of an official
MS-Win utility talking to it I know that
> I have to send commands to vendor specific endpoint 0D and replies are
arriving in chunks of three to four bytes.
>
> Once every few tries, communication fails because the first (three
> From: tech-userlevel-ow...@netbsd.org
> [mailto:tech-userlevel-ow...@netbsd.org] On Behalf Of J. Lewis Muir
>
> Running amd64 NetBSD 6 stable in a VMware Fusion VM on OS X, I needed
> 512 MB of RAM (with 512 MB of swap) in order to build the netbsd-6
> stable branch kernel and userland. I init
(Changed subject to match content)
> On Apr 27, 6:11pm, charles.cui1...@gmail.com (Charles Cui) wrote:
> -- Subject: Re: honor to join NetBSD community
>
> | 2. How do you work in netbsd, do you use GUI (like xwindow, or gnome)?
> | If so, which
> | do you recommend? I installed Xwindows several
