e APCI if the system
>you have uses apm. This is way I choose option 6
ACPI has replaced APM on all modern systems and many modern systems
will not boot without ACPI. Unless you have specific requirements, I
suggest you stick with the defaults.
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ot;ZFS kept reporting errors and I found I
actually had bad hardware even though I've been using it for years"
reports.
> Would an Intel board would compensate for this?
No. The memory controller is embedded in the Atom and doesn't support
ECC. If you decide to go the E
ot sure how well FreeBSD's X.org supports the Pinetrail
yet. There have been some commits but I don't know if support is
complete.
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>
>Why isn't LinkedIn in FreeBSD.org's spam blocker?
I have raised this with postmaster@ and he is investigating how to
block this spam.
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re you using?
FreeBSD 8-current.
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resume works out of the box. With WiFi and camera turned off, I can
get over 3 hrs on the std battery doing things like locally reading
mail. I have a USB 3G dongle and it's quite power-hungry (1/4 to 1/3
of total power consumption).
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services offers
plenty of scope for interesting developments. One area would be in
University Operating Systems courses - it would again be possible to
offer practical coursework on operating systems that are comprehendable
in their entirety (ala V6 and Minix).
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You can then enter the name of the program you wish to run - eg
/boot/loader.old (or directly load /boot/kernel/kernel)
See the following for a more complete description:
http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=boot&apropos=0&sektion=0&manpath=FreeBSD+7.1-RELEASE&format=html
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owhere else).
If scroll lock still works, you can take pictures of earlier output (and
if caps/scroll/num lock don't work, that is a useful piece of information).
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Please excuse any delays as the result of my ISP's inability to implement
an MTA that is either RFC2821-
On 2008-Dec-24 17:29:05 +0100, Jack Raats wrote:
>Main problem is:
>ad0: FreeBSD check1 failed
This is produced when the ATA subsystem is trying to read RAID
metadata off the disk and just means it failed to find any. It's
not an error. Can you post more context please.
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ces
in the sun4v port and build sparc64 packages on a sun4v cluster.
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mis-managed.
Not all ports have packages for a variety of reasons and there is no
requirement that every port has packages for every supported version
of FreeBSD.
Maybe you need to learn how to "cd /usr/ports/... && make install"
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is will make system trying to bind 32-bit libs to 64-bit program. it
>can't work
rtld shouldn't attempt to bind 32-bit libs to 64-bit programs.
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ndows side if the Unix side has files differing only in case.
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On Tue, Jan 01, 2008 at 10:41:57AM -0500, Robert Huff wrote:
> This has been discussed within the last two weeks on the
>openoffice@ list. A message from Peter Jeremy on December 14
>contains both information about the cause and a patch.
My patch was for a different problem - r
the fragment
size, as well as the inode size (256 bytes). If you have 1TB of data,
it's likely that you will have another 0.5-1TB of overheads.
Overall, I suggest you look at an alternative way to store the data.
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f (or even a 'set -x' if
you are getting really desperate). This will make the boot sequence
far more verbose.
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README file in the most used ia64 directories noting that
if you have an EM64T, you are in the wrong place.
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th
swap utilisation about twice RAM (but it only has ~160MB RAM).
Keep in mind that you can use multiple swap partitions so it can
be useful to have an active swap on each disk. (The VM system
stripes across available swaps).
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The actual
clock speed is irrelevant. I believe it's a race condition or a
timing bug.
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On Thu, 2006-Oct-12 14:03:34 +0300, Simon Phoenix wrote:
>1)Download
>http://ftp.services.openoffice.org/pub/OpenOffice.org/contrib/dictionaries/DicOOo.sxw
Note that this works only for OOo 1.1. It crashes OOo 2.x
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l mods.
> I run
>FreeBSD on my laptop and compile times can run a little long.
Let it compile overnight.
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size is fairly irrelevant (especially in
the face of ports that need 2-4GB to build) but the 100K-200K inodes
is non-trivial.
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ports tree. Otherwise
you are on your own.
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> handle =
>(void *)dlopen("/usr/lib/libm.so", RTLD_LAZY)
It doesn't make sense for an attempt to dlopen libm to complain about
an X library.
You might like to try asking the port maintainer (see the Makefile).
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be done with FreeBSD, and, if so, is there anywhere on the web I
>can read up on this?
Booting is reliant on the BIOS - if the BIOS supports booting off a
disk-like device then you can (AFAIK) be sure that FreeBSD will boot.
Getting beyond booting depends on the kern
ase, it's software.
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ar heat-producing components. Replacing the electros
on the motherboard isn't a particularly difficuly task if you have
a decent soldering iron, solder sucker and are used to working on
boards with plated-through holes.
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clue what's wrong?
Try turning on debugging on the client (ssh -vvv ...). You can also
turn on debugging on the server with '-d' (though you probably also want
to use '-p'). If the problem isn't obvious, compare the output
back-porting it to -stable - and I can't see it happening
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On 2003-Feb-19 21:50:23 -0500, Matthew Emmerton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> The hardware page on freebsd.org seems pretty skimpy on multi-port
>> serial IO support. The Stallion refers to some unsupported driver,
>> however stallion doesn't seem to have such a driver.
>>
>> Can anyone suggest a
I've recently installed the latest version of opera from ports and
can't get it to start. Have used a couple of older versions of opera
without problems.
Starting with an unmodified opera installation, and no .netscape or
.opera directories, running opera brings up the license window. When
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