> if you are simply left with a directory that's been
> deleted. maybe something else is going on?
Perhaps. The harddisk is a FreeAgent Seagate,
connected via USB. It used to go into sleep mode
every 15 minutes and I would often have to restart
cwfs - this is probably cause for a lot of damage.
On Sun Aug 23 22:12:54 EDT 2009, aku...@mail.nanosouffle.net wrote:
> ...: phase error -- cannot happen
i haven't ever seen this error. i would expect
something like this
minooka; lc
ls: .: phase error -- directory entry not allocated
if you are simply left with a directory that's been
deleted.
So, I found the files I lost in an older dump.
Is there any way I can load them from the
dump into the cache without having to copy
them back?
I know bind is an option, but something more
permanent would be better in this case.
ak
I'll use this thread to post further questions about cwfs.
I recently had a problem accessing a directory in a
drive managed by cwfs - whenever I tried to access
the dir, I got the error:
...: phase error -- cannot happen
so I went over to the cwfs console and played around
with `clean':
fs: clea
Since I can't compile anything - let alone a kernel -
in my Acer Aspire One, I decided to try compiling
one under Linuxemu, with the hopes that I could
then copy the resulting kernel modules back to the
Acer and make use of them here.
However, 'make' under Linuxemu fails as such:
r...@sounine:/us
That qed was done in the 1970s by Tom Duff, Hugh Redelmeier, David
Tilbrook and myself. The regular expressions are from ed, plus simple
forms of parentheses, alternation, and backreferences and a couple of
minor tweaks that later appeared in vi.
It's essentially ed with some original qed feature
Erik wrote:
> this is a 5-minute hack. there are probablly
> better ways of doing this, but
>
> srv -e '' cwfs
> con -C /srv/cwfs
>
> to escape, it's like acme ctl-\ then return.
Anthony wrote:
> not directly. on my server running cwfs, i have this in /cfg//cpustart:
> srv -e
I have a file dated October 30 1987 which is the source for a qed
clone written at U of Toronto. A quick glance at the man page
seems to indicate that it doesn't have recursive regular expressions.
I'm not sure who I got it from - possibly Henry Spencer.
Anyone know anymore about it? I can put
> A workaround is to clamp fsblocksize at MaxIo as well:
> +
> + part->fsblocksize = min(part->fsblocksize, MaxIo);
> +
Sounds good to me. Submit a patch.
Russ
Hi,
I think I've found a bug in p9p's Venti, if anyone were to take a look
at this code or tell me if I'm on the right track, it'd be pretty
neat.
When trying to start Venti on a FreeBSD 8-BETA2 system and a ZFS
filesystem, we got this error:
2009/0822 23:12:30 venti: conf...
2009/0822 23:12:30 e
not directly. on my server running cwfs, i have this in /cfg//cpustart:
srv -e 'cwfs -ca tcp!*!54321 -m /sys/lib/arkive/devmap w4' arkivecons
which creates /srv/arkivecons. i can then 'con /srv/arkivecons' to get at the
console in more or less the same way as fscons.
On Sun Aug 23 03:39:38 EDT 2009, aku...@mail.nanosouffle.net wrote:
> I'm using cwfs(4) for my external harddisks
> attached to my CPU server. Is there any
> service like /srv/fscons, to which I can
> connect with con(1) and get the same
> console as with running cwfs normally?
> And along the same
I'm using cwfs(4) for my external harddisks
attached to my CPU server. Is there any
service like /srv/fscons, to which I can
connect with con(1) and get the same
console as with running cwfs normally?
And along the same lines, a way to
"daemonize" cwfs?
Then I wouldn't always have to have a
separa
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