Hi!
I was just thinking about the purpose of this method... What is it?
It used to be used by NIC drivers to add something like AUI beside MII
provided media, correct?
But it looks like every PHY's driver thinks it must call MEDIAINIT in its
attach() routine. So, if there would be two PHY on
Hi,
I have recently been trying to implement the linux mmap2 syscall into our
linuxulator, and I have run into a little problem.
I looked at the code that was used to implement the regular linux_mmap
syscall, and I've also looked in the linux kernel at the code that they use
for mmap
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Hi!
I was just thinking about the purpose of this method... What is it?
It used to be used by NIC drivers to add something like AUI beside MII
provided media, correct?
But it looks like every PHY's driver thinks it must call MEDIAINIT
Hi!
I was just thinking about the purpose of this method... What is it?
It used to be used by NIC drivers to add something like AUI beside MII
provided media, correct?
It is _still_ used that way. See if_xl.c. There exists a 3c905B-Combo
card which supports a 10/100 RJ-45 port, a
Pretty clear now... Thanks! See below...
On Sun, 21 Apr 2002, Bill Paul wrote:
then the method will be called twice, and some NIC drivers (tx, xl, dc,
maybe more) will not behave well.
They work fine if the author of the MAC driver was smart enough to check
for this in his mediainit
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In a remote kgdb, I have struct proc * for several processes that
are sleeping and I want the kernel backtraces for them. To illustrate:
(kgdb) set var $p201 = allproc.lh_first-p_list.le_next-p_list.le_next
(kgdb) print $p201-p_pid
$12 = 201
(kgdb) print $p201-p_xxthread.td_wmesg
$13 =
On Mon, 22 Apr 2002, Joshua Goodall wrote:
In a remote kgdb, I have struct proc * for several processes that
are sleeping and I want the kernel backtraces for them. To illustrate:
(kgdb) set var $p201 = allproc.lh_first-p_list.le_next-p_list.le_next
(kgdb) print $p201-p_pid
$12 = 201
Alright, sorry for the cross-post, not sure where to send this. I THINK I got
linux's mmap2 working, but for some reason, the program I'm testing with (the
linux version of winex, the one that runs all those neat windows directx 8
games ;-) ) still does this (from truss)
On Sun, 21 Apr 2002, Robert Watson wrote:
On Mon, 22 Apr 2002, Joshua Goodall wrote:
In recent -CURRENT, you can just use
trace pid
or
trace addressofstack
I have to say that since that since this feature was introduced, life
has become a *lot* easier :-).
Sigh. Remote
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