It seems Lew payne wrote:
One of our new FreeBSD 3.5-REL systems is periodically locking up,
due to an apparent disk error. These are brand-new IBM 7200 RPM
60 GB ATA/66 EIDE drives, in a ccd configuration as follows:
Filesystem 1K-blocks UsedAvail Capacity Mounted on
Problem using sysinstall command line version ??
I am running the following BSD ver ( release i built , maybe something does not
work, although i doubt it , i am using it finely )
FreeBSD ockle.dev.nanoteq.co.za 5.0-2724-SNAP FreeBSD 5.0-2724-SNAP #5:
Thu Jul 27 14:47:59 SAST 2000
The change in 4.1 to ether_ifattach() needs a check to see if the device is
already attached.
calling ether_ifattch() with a device already attached will lock up the
system consistently.
Dennis
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With 1800 interfaces in the system Freebsd seems to use about 50Mhz of cpu
when idle in "interrupts" even when there are no interrupts to process. on
a 500Mhz box it uses 10% of the cpu and it seems linear with different
speed processors.
the 1800 interfaces are 900 DLCIs on a T3 frame with 900
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Dennis writes:
With 1800 interfaces in the system Freebsd seems to use about 50Mhz of cpu
when idle in "interrupts" even when there are no interrupts to process. on
a 500Mhz box it uses 10% of the cpu and it seems linear with different
speed processors.
the 1800
Thus spake Poul-Henning Kamp ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
between events. Because of this your T3 value can be considered the T1
value for the next random bit you generate.
No it cannot. If you did that then the probability would skew from
bit to bit. If the (t3-t2) was large bit N == 1 and the
On Mon, 31 Jul 2000, Cameron Grant wrote:
I have for a long time said to myself that I would take the documents
available and
hack together a pcm driver for the audio chip built into my Asus P5A
machine,
and never sat down and done it. So, rather than whine to myself about
it, or
Out of the ether, Andrzej Bialecki spewed forth the following bitstream:
On a simmilar note: what about a driver for ESS Maestro 2E? I'm certainly
willing to pay twice as much ($200) for working sound in most of laptops
within my reach...
Add $100 from me. There is one that works for some
Hi everyone,
I wrote pseudo-device driver for FreeBSD kernel. It safely comes up at boot
time. There is also a corresponding device node "/dev/mydevice" for my code,
so that whenever someone makes an:
fd = open("/dev/mydevice", .. );
ioctl( fd, COMMAND );
the "mydevioctl()" function within
Hi,
I was just going through some of the mail on this list and came across
this one. I started FreeBSDSystems.com back in '99. I use only Intel
chassis and server-boards. I have recently sent one down to the U.S. (we
are in Canada..physically). There has been no problems and the machine is
dual
On Sat, 5 Aug 2000, Dennis wrote:
With 1800 interfaces in the system Freebsd seems to use about 50Mhz of cpu
when idle in "interrupts" even when there are no interrupts to process. on
a 500Mhz box it uses 10% of the cpu and it seems linear with different
speed processors.
I would suspect
Alan Clegg wrote:
Out of the ether, Andrzej Bialecki spewed forth the following bitstream:
On a simmilar note: what about a driver for ESS Maestro 2E? I'm certainly
willing to pay twice as much ($200) for working sound in most of laptops
within my reach...
Add $100 from me. There
On Sat, 5 Aug 2000, Nick Sayer wrote:
Alan Clegg wrote:
Out of the ether, Andrzej Bialecki spewed forth the following bitstream:
On a simmilar note: what about a driver for ESS Maestro 2E? I'm certainly
willing to pay twice as much ($200) for working sound in most of laptops
On Sat, 5 Aug 2000, Doug White wrote:
Send patches to rewrite the interface list to use some other data
structure.
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If my memory serves me right, someone who was working with doing squid
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