Dear Ian,
thanks a lot for your answer! (I was searching the bug reports but didn't
find bin/6658...).
Are you really sure about the following?
On Thu, 15 Jul 1999, Ian Dowse wrote:
> This should no longer be an issue with FreeBSD 3.x, as the system normally
> uses the new _getcwd syscall. The
Dear Ian,
thanks a lot for your answer! (I was searching the bug reports but didn't
find bin/6658...).
Are you really sure about the following?
On Thu, 15 Jul 1999, Ian Dowse wrote:
> This should no longer be an issue with FreeBSD 3.x, as the system normally
> uses the new _getcwd syscall. The
In message , Jan Conrad writes:
>after wondering for two years why FreeBSD (2.2.x ... 3.2) might lock up
>when an NFS server is down, I think I have found one reason for that (see
>kern/12609 - I now know it doesn't belong to kern - sorry).
>
>It is the implementation of getcwd (src/lib/libc/gen/ge
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e>, Jan Conrad writes:
>after wondering for two years why FreeBSD (2.2.x ... 3.2) might lock up
>when an NFS server is down, I think I have found one reason for that (see
>kern/12609 - I now know it doesn't belong to kern - sorry).
>
>It is the implementation of getcw
Hi everybody,
after wondering for two years why FreeBSD (2.2.x ... 3.2) might lock up
when an NFS server is down, I think I have found one reason for that (see
kern/12609 - I now know it doesn't belong to kern - sorry).
It is the implementation of getcwd (src/lib/libc/gen/getcwd.c). When
examinin
Hi everybody,
after wondering for two years why FreeBSD (2.2.x ... 3.2) might lock up
when an NFS server is down, I think I have found one reason for that (see
kern/12609 - I now know it doesn't belong to kern - sorry).
It is the implementation of getcwd (src/lib/libc/gen/getcwd.c). When
examini
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