Awesome..
I just compiled 1.4.1 with Studio 11 (and the patch you pointed me to), and it
appears to be working just fine booted 64bit
I forgot to clear the cache as you suggested, but doing
find . -type f -exec sum {} \;
from an afs directory gave me what I was expecting to see, and fs getcache
shows the cached data..
Should I clear it just to be paranoid? I really wouldn't expect the kernel's
boot mode to effect previously cached data, unless afs is doing different
things to index the data depending on the boot mode?
Thanks for letting me know the resolution to the 64bit issue - I really
appriciate it!
--Kris
Friday at 18:26, Loic Tortay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
According to Kris Kasner:
Is anyone successfully using 1.4.0 on Solaris 10 x86 amd64 with Solaris booted
64bit (the default)?
This problem is solved in 1.4.1-rc1 (make sure to clear your cache if
you change from 32 to 64 bit mode).
You need to apply the patch attached to OpenAFS ticket #22568 to be
able to compile and test that release on Solaris 10.
Loïc.
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