I need some help understanding FreeBSD's kernel watchdog functionality. I've
been reading up, and here's what I think I understand (correct me if I'm wrong):
If a watchdog timer is set in the kernel and not reset or disabled within the
time given, the kernel reboots the system.
'watchdog -t n'
Hi all,
I was trying to install 7.2 RELEASE on top of a previous 6.4 RELEASE I'd set up
(but not deployed). The server has a 40MB Intel service partition and the rest
of the drive for FreeBSD. Here's what greeted me when doing the fdisk from the
install CD:
Disk name: da0
It would appear that the proper allocation of filesystems on FreeBSD is
to put all data in /usr. I'm used to this and have been doing it for
years.
However, there's a few issues that keep coming up. A lot of the ports use
/var for data dirs. MySQL, Qmail, dspam are a few that I've had issues
Wasn't sure if this would be better directed to -hardware.
I'm attempting to read the temperatures of my CPUs on my dual Xeon Tyan
2720 running 5.4-STABLE.
According to the manual, the motherboard has supports diagnostics via
smbus, so I dutifully built a new kernel with the smbus and i2c
I'm trying to update my sys/pci/if_sk.c and would like to be able to build
several versions without having to build the entire world.
How would I do that?
Thanks,
Brad Waite
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In the last episode (Oct 29), Brad Waite said:
I'm trying to update my sys/pci/if_sk.c and would like to be able to
build several versions without having to build the entire world.
Since that's a kernel driver, you only have to build a new kernel.
Heh. I realized that about 10 minutes after
On 2004-10-29 13:37, Dan Nelson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In the last episode (Oct 29), Brad Waite said:
I'm trying to update my sys/pci/if_sk.c and would like to be able to
build several versions without having to build the entire world.
Since that's a kernel driver, you only have to build
| wc -l
8899
This fs was copied from a drive reporting hard errors reading fsbn...
using dd.
Thanks,
Brad Waite
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| wc -l
8899
This fs was copied from a drive reporting hard errors reading fsbn...
using dd.
Thanks,
Brad Waite
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I'm getting the dreaded ad1s1a: hard error reading fsbn 524543 of 96-127
(ad1s1 bn 524543; cn 520 tn 6 sn 5) status=59 error=40 errors. Based on
what I've read, it means my drive's going bye-bye. As it is, it won't
even boot - fortunately I have another FBSD drive to
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