Folks,
Would it be possible to devise an ipfw 'fwd' rule to pass along a socket
connection with IP_BINDANY set via stunnel that forwards it to another
process? The problem I'm having is the vnc service on the other side
cannot reply back to the IP address because the routing does not redirect
back
age struct, and returns the same values that getrusage() does.
Dan, this is great, exactly what I was looking for, didn't think to look for
'rusage' in the values in kinfo_proc. Thanks!
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does return separate
values for user/system time on FreeBSD, so that implies that the system is able
to differentiate between the two somehow. If you can get it from within the
current running process the data must be there but I've no idea what interface
(if any) exists to read t
cess? If anyone has code samples
or recommended docs to get me pointed in the right direction that would be
great.
Thanks,
-Jay
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figuration 0 - I'm not sure if this is the desired
behaviour or a bug)
All I can think of is unplugging/plugging the device back in. In which case,
why would we want to let users set USB_UNCONFIG_NO in the first place?
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e dynamic storage allocation algorithm is implemented(I'll try
to figure the algorithm used from the code), etc.
Any help'd be appreciated!
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hanks.
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docs like those written
for Linux because Linux is a UNIX clone and FreeBSD is a UNIX derivative?
If someone can point me to any resource on programming FreeBSD, I'd greatly
appreciate that. Thanks in advance! :)
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mirroring it for redundancy.) But I guess it will still boil down to the WAN
throughput and the only difference it will make is when, like you said,
multiple users on the same LAN trying to access it. Thanks! Will post furthur
if I discover anything else.
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e LAN since the bottleneck
would be at the network level.
Also, if the 5400RPM IDE HD was RAIDed, would that match an unRAIDed
7200RPM IDE HD? Thanks in advance.
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To whom it may concern,
Based on the already provided support for 3c556(B) in the xl driver I have
added six lines of code to make the driver work for 3c555 as well.
I did the change under 4.4, however, an analysis of the bsd web cvs showed
that in neither 4.7 nor HEAD such an addition has bee
ve seen a system call for "release quantum",
which basically is put in tight loops to keep a process from hogging the cpu
(release remainder of the timeslice). Does this mentality apply to freebsd,
and is there such a call?
Thanks VERY much in advance
Regards,
Jay West
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dmesg:
atapci0: port 0xffa0-0xffaf at device 31.1
on pci0
ata0: at 0x1f0 irq 14 on atapci0
ata1: at 0x170 irq 15 on atapci0
ad0: 38146MB [77504/16/63] at ata0-master UDMA100
acd0: DVD-ROM at ata1-master using PIO4
sysctl:
hw.ata.ata_dma: 1
hw.ata.wc: 0
hw.ata.tags: 0
hw.ata.atapi_dma: 0
hw.at
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If it is set to 1, try setting it to 0 in /boot/loader.conf
(e.g., add
hw.ata.wc=0
)
to /boot/loader.conf
-matt
On Fri, 12 Oct 2001, Jay Rossiter wrote:
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> Someone on -questions recommended that I forward this over here for
> you guys to look at. (I'm not subbed to th
ore than 5% of the CPU.
On all other OS's, and even on 4.3, this app was pegging the CPU while it
did its work.
Basically.. this all comes down to "What the hell is going on here?!" and
"Are there plans to fix it and did anyone even know there was a problem?"
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d for marketing/contract reasons due
to where you get the chip from. The section is still on the silicon
though...
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d for marketing/contract reasons due
to where you get the chip from. The section is still on the silicon
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WindowsNT in HP's 9000 series stuff.
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X or
WindowsNT in HP's 9000 series stuff.
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I had always wondered how select/poll worked (actually see the end of the
mail to see the broader question), so I pulled up select() and family
and started reading and chasing stuff around. I think that I fully
understand (much praise to whoever wrote most of that, it was incredibly
easy to read)
I had always wondered how select/poll worked (actually see the end of the
mail to see the broader question), so I pulled up select() and family
and started reading and chasing stuff around. I think that I fully
understand (much praise to whoever wrote most of that, it was incredibly
easy to read)
it. and then I had to hack
kbdcontrol to open /dev/kbd0 instead of stdin (which is what it currently
does)
Shouldn't you be able to specify the kbd you want to control with
kbdcontrol? Maybe default to stdin.. but allow access to the keyboard
device as s
it. and then I had to hack
kbdcontrol to open /dev/kbd0 instead of stdin (which is what it currently
does)
Shouldn't you be able to specify the kbd you want to control with
kbdcontrol? Maybe default to stdin.. but allow access to the keyboard
device as s
this is probably going to have to be a daemon
of some sort, and I can't figure out how to access the keyboard directly.
Can someone point me in the right direction?
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this is probably going to have to be a daemon
of some sort, and I can't figure out how to access the keyboard directly.
Can someone point me in the right direction?
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we need to do to get around the problem in software.
*crossing fingers*
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we need to do to get around the problem in software.
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ethernet... can anyone
direct me to some PCI cards using this chipset?
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ethernet... can anyone
direct me to some PCI cards using this chipset?
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rStack II (10/100)
SMC TigerSwitch 10bT
Same results on all of them. We've also tried setting media type
to 10baseT/UTP in the 'ifconfig options' in sysinstall... no difference.
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It's a standard intel chipset... I'm getting a replacement BIOS to
see if that makes a difference.
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SuperStack II (10/100)
SMC TigerSwitch 10bT
Same results on all of them. We've also tried setting media type
to 10baseT/UTP in the 'ifconfig options' in sysinstall... no difference.
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It's a standard intel chipset... I'm getting a replacement BIOS to
see if that makes a difference.
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than on the post-install kernel / kernel-source?
Any suggestions as to what I should look into?
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than on the post-install kernel / kernel-source?
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(kern/7216).
Has anyone seen problems like these? Any ideas?
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