Does anyone know the correct calls to open a file, write to it, and close it,
IN *kernel* mode.
Ash
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Ashwin Chandra wrote:
Does anyone know the correct calls to open a file, write to it, and close it, IN *kernel* mode.
Ash
There is no common API for doing this, which is pretty much on purpose.
First, you need to ask yourself why your task needs it done in the
kernel and not in userland.
If
--- Scott Long [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ashwin Chandra wrote:
Does anyone know the correct calls to open a file,
write to it, and close it, IN *kernel* mode.
Ash
There is no common API for doing this, which is
pretty much on purpose.
First, you need to ask yourself why your
On Sun, Feb 06, 2005 at 04:22:41AM -0800, Kamal R. Prasad wrote:
--- Scott Long [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ashwin Chandra wrote:
Does anyone know the correct calls to open a file,
write to it, and close it, IN *kernel* mode.
Ash
There is no common API for doing this,
On Sat, 5 Feb 2005, Yan Yu wrote:
I am wondering if there is a way to use kernel loadable module to
replace the original falloc() (kern/kern_descrip.c) in the system. I
know how to do this if the funciton to be replaced is some system call
function or ufs* operatio ( i could just change
On Sun, 6 Feb 2005, Ashwin Chandra wrote:
Does anyone know the correct calls to open a file, write to it, and
close it, IN *kernel* mode.
I fyou want to be file system independent, you can currently do it using
two different currently available kernel abstractions:
- VFS interface. Using
Hello,
Any way to reset errno?
Thanks...
Regards.
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On Sun, Feb 06, 2005 at 04:22:41AM -0800, Kamal R.
Prasad wrote:
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Ashwin Chandra wrote:
[snip]
facility. I don't see anything wrong with
providing a
stream (like) interface to the filesystem.
On Feb 6, 2005, at 14:21, Daniel Molina Wegener wrote:
Hello,
Any way to reset errno?
errno = 0;
:-)
Regards,
Frode Nordahl
Thanks...
Regards.
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What you may want to do is create a character device driver that
resembles the md(4)/vn(4) mechanism: it consumes another file or
device, forwards I/O from its own device node to the underlying
device after performing the transformation. If possible, you'd
want to
I needed to get some data out from some of my measurement equipment
for some $work and the hacked up userland /dev/io code I have used
for some time just didn't cut it.
So now we have the skeleton of ibfoo() support in FreeBSD. We only
support PCIIA compatible adapters, and only a very small
I need someone to verify for me, the disc1 image on the main
(ftp.freebsd.org) website image, I have downloaded it 3 times now, and it
keeps on reporting to me, when I try to burn it, that it's the miniinst
image. I'm capable of missing something obvious, so I am asking someone
(anyone) else to
Chuck Robey wrote:
I need someone to verify for me, the disc1 image on the main
(ftp.freebsd.org) website image, I have downloaded it 3 times now, and it
keeps on reporting to me, when I try to burn it, that it's the miniinst
image. I'm capable of missing something obvious, so I am asking someone
Chuck Robey [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
One item that always irks me, what's the actual name of the disk images.
There is a reticence to answer this on the website, cause they're trying
to make one answer do correct duty for all the arches, but what they've
accomplished is managing to completely
Have you marked the dev_status struct volatile so that the compiler is
forced to re-fetch from memory the values? The example you provided
didn't have this...
Warner
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:Any way to reset errno?
errno = 0;
Routines that return an error status in errno generally don't set it
to 0 to mean no error.
Warner
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M. Warner Losh wrote:
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Daniel Molina Wegener [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
:Any way to reset errno?
errno = 0;
Routines that return an error status in errno generally don't set it
to 0 to mean no error.
Which implies errno should never need to be set to
On Sun, 6 Feb 2005, Scott Long wrote:
Chuck Robey wrote:
I need someone to verify for me, the disc1 image on the main
(ftp.freebsd.org) website image, I have downloaded it 3 times now, and it
keeps on reporting to me, when I try to burn it, that it's the miniinst
image. I'm capable of
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Julian Cowley [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
: M. Warner Losh wrote:
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: Daniel Molina Wegener [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
: :Any way to reset errno?
:
: errno = 0;
:
: Routines that return an error status in
Hi,
No, won't do the trick either. I cannot afford setting up watchdogs for
every file or even every directory. And I'm essentially interested in
every one of them (for mirroring purposes). A more general approach is
needed. E.g., if an unlink call is issued and an inode is within a
Chuck Robey wrote:
Anyhow, I do my downloading using my Mac machine, and it's reporting the,
say for the disc1, it's miniinst and for disc2, it's reporting LiveFS.
I know it's not important what label's on the disc, as long as it's not
part of the install, but having the names not only being
On Mon, 7 Feb 2005, Nick Strebkov wrote:
The TrustedBSD Audit code should be able to fill this need -- the goal of
the Audit code is to be able to track security critical events in a
configurable way, so file open/link/symlink/unlink operations are an
important subset of that. We hope
Recently one of my clients get a new (very cheap) P4VP-MX wich uses a VIA
VT8235 Southbridge.
This machine is not detecting (identify) ATA disk under 5.3.
I have tested with 5.3-STABLE and 5.3-RELEASE, with 4.X it works.
I tried with different disks and with CDROM, but nothing works.
The same
If you mist do this, the general set of steps are:
1. use namei() to convert a pathname to a vnode
2. Use vn_open(), vn_rdwr(), and vn_close() to operate on the vnode.
3. Observe proper vnode locking and reference counting with vref(),
vn_lock(), and vput()
Take a look at
So this is the code I got from help from you hackers out there and templates in
the /kern library. This compiles but causes a kernel panic. I was wondering if
any of you knew why this was happening and if I am calling all the virtual node
functions correctly?
***CODE
No, won't do the trick either. I cannot afford setting up watchdogs
for every file or even every directory. And I'm essentially
interested in every one of them (for mirroring purposes). A more
general approach is needed. E.g., if an unlink call is issued and
an inode is within a
Luiz Otavio Souza wrote:
Recently one of my clients get a new (very cheap) P4VP-MX wich uses a
VIA VT8235 Southbridge.
This machine is not detecting (identify) ATA disk under 5.3.
I have tested with 5.3-STABLE and 5.3-RELEASE, with 4.X it works.
I tried with different disks and with CDROM, but
On Sun, Feb 06, 2005 at 01:50:34PM -0700, Scott Long wrote..
Chuck Robey wrote:
I need someone to verify for me, the disc1 image on the main
(ftp.freebsd.org) website image, I have downloaded it 3 times now, and it
keeps on reporting to me, when I try to burn it, that it's the miniinst
image.
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