Mike Meyer wrote:
find -prune seems to not quite do what it says. At least, when delete
is used. Here's an example tree (on 7.0-RELEASE, amd64 build):
It behaves exactly as documented. I'll try to explain.
bhuda% find /tmp/x -prune
/tmp/x
Hmm, it prints the root of the tree. That
On Thu, 3 Apr 2008 17:59:20 +0200 (CEST) Oliver Fromme [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Mike Meyer wrote:
find -prune seems to not quite do what it says. At least, when delete
is used. Here's an example tree (on 7.0-RELEASE, amd64 build):
It behaves exactly as documented. I'll try to explain.
At work, I'm trying to get some measurements for what is going on on
various systems, especially when developers are trying to use them.
(The goal is to improve the situation; measurement is a rather early
step in that process.)
To that end, I've cobbled up a Perl script that acts as a wrapper
On Thu, Apr 3, 2008 at 11:26 PM, David Wolfskill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At work, I'm trying to get some measurements for what is going on on
various systems, especially when developers are trying to use them.
(The goal is to improve the situation; measurement is a rather early
step in that
The project that Niki is referring to is something I've begun working on as
part of a independent project for school. Sysctl documentation strings are
definitely wanted. Mat (@freeebsd) has a partially complete sysctl
documentation branch in perforce (//depot/user/mat/src/sysctl_cleanup/). You
Hi all,
I am getting panic()s upon each shutdown (visibly after disks have been
synced). kgdb reveals the at /usr/src/sys/kern/kern_mutex.c:335
_mtx_lock_sleep() as the culprit.
Running 7.0-RELEASE with root mounted from a ZFS file system. Seems to
only have started since creating a second
Hi,
I am trying to force kernel dump, and observing weird behavior:
I have created kernel module that registers sysctl for me, after touching
that sysctl it calls dumpsys() function which is supposed to dump kernel to
disk.
This is what i get in dmesg and on console
---
Physical
About syscl(3) OID description lack, i send my Google Summer Code
application to complete it this summer ;).
I identify alls lacks in sysctl at http://6dev.net/~sbz/sysctl.txt and
i want to correct them during Google Summer Code. My application was
sent since 30 March 2008 via
Google student Web
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