ill I'm going loopy on
> them and it's sinking in very slowly, but not fully there yet.
Patches to the man pages would be welcomed.
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.config
>
[For the sake of completeness...]
> loader:
/boot/boot.4th
> /boot/loader.rc
> /boot/defaults/loader.conf
> /boot/loader.conf
> /boot/loader.conf.local
>
> kernel:
> /boot/kernel.conf
The last one above, only
ates?
Is there any chance you may have run out of space/inodes/swap? Do
these backups stop at random points? Are there any crashes at any
other time?
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> [snipp]
>
> I would interpret this as I can get them working somehow in 3.3R.
Huh? What part of "NOT YET supported" don't you understand? Now, I
*hate* not having AIC support, as it prevents me from having X and a
cvs tree in my computer, but the statement looks prett
tation but then it's
> marketing.
This information is there so that people who have one of these cards
can find that it is no longer supported. If we kept silent, people
would try to upgrade systems that rely on non-supported hardware
just because it was previously supported.
It was wis
Do step 2 and use xml as your protocol . For instance , if
an app such gcombust sents a status query to the plug-in
its response should be encapsulated in xml : detailing the
device ,
current status : recording/pause/playing/stop.
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isk "in a sensible way".
(You'd otherwise have to go to Custom/Disklabel/Commit, which is...
scary. :-)
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What y'all wanna do?
Wanna be hackers? Code crackers? Slackers
ought to work. The question is is the install flexible
> enough to allow one to create multiple partitions as well as the needed
> slices within those partitions.
AFAIK, it should be relatively trivial.
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Roelof Osinga wrote:
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> "Daniel C. Sobral" wrote:
> >
> > mount wd0a /mnt? Is it too much typing for you?
>
> And then they tell *me* to stop being sarcastic! HAH! Since when, pray
> tell, does root reside below mnt?
/me sighs
mount wd0a /mnt
mount /mn
"¶³¹q¤§· Michael Wu" wrote:
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> When I do make -j4 installworld, I keep getting
> the following error:
installworld target is not paralelizable (sp?).
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What y'all wanna do?
information
getting loaded. Put a userconfig_script_load="YES" line in
/boot/loader.conf.
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with both Linux (or an UP kernel) *and* FreeBSD 3.4R?
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sn't that it was
made obsolete by softupdates, as claimed above, but that it was made
obsolete by JFS. Why work on LFS if it is not up to a JFS?
Unfortunately, the people who have to suffer enourmous waits after
crashes usually have way more to do, even if they have the skills to fix
LFS.
Alfred Perlstein wrote:
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> Bad news: people running depending on _only_ logging are kidding themselves.
Yeah. Funny how they have been doing so without getting bitten, eh?
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hould be configured with the "tty"
> mask in GENERIC. The kernel for the install floppy can change it to
> the "net" mask; the kernel configuration file for the install floppy
> is generated from GENERIC by modifying bits and pieces anyway.
Go talk to the Release Engin
box is a major
violation of the POLA, and has direct impact on FreeBSD's reputation?
No? Oh, well, I tried. :-)
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Warner Losh wrote:
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> When I tried the installkernel it installed things as /YOUR_KERNEL_HERE
>
> I'll have to update things.
Well, for people who like to build multiple kernels like me, the above
works... :-)
Alas, I have kernel="/DCS" in my /boot/loader
bootstrap problem.
IIRC, /etc/defaults/make.conf refers to KERNEL=your multiple kernels
here, but that doesn't work for the install target (the strip doesn't
work, I think).
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Warner Losh wrote:
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> In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> "Daniel C. Sobral" writes:
> : You can have a menu come up and offer the choice between the partitions,
> : and then boot one of them if timed out.
>
> How?
There is an example of that on /usr/share
ation elsewhere that cautions against
> compiling a kernel with -O2.
Whatever. Remember, though, that compiling with -O2 *WILL* result in bad
code. It's not that someone had an accident. Is that the breaks don't
work one time out of five. Just wait your turn...
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ght approach is for that BIOS *be*
written in Forth to begin with.
OpenBoot, anyone? :-)
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One IP to bring them all and i
USB
> In addition, I really would like to see user control over PnP devices (via
> the pnp boot config command) brought back. It's just way too useful a
> thing to throw away altogether.
There is nothing useful about it. That's not how PnP devices are
supposed to work.
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(floating-point exception).
>
> >From this it appears there may be a bug in the float-to-double promotion
> when f is Inf (or, at least I'd expect that f is Inf).
>
> Any comments? If not, I'll file the PR.
Sure. If you delete the last line, the compiler will opti
have copied
> > the new one into place.
>
> yucchhy! [ but thanks ]
>
> is the assumption of the one-time build really that acceptable?
Hey, wait a second! Why do you think SENDMAIL_CF exists? Just add it to
your make.conf pointing to your own .cf file, and add the mc to the
appr
amount of source code you must install, I'll pick on the ability to
rebuild the whole system.
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GPL certainly doesn't meet Janis Joplin's definition of freedom:
"Fre
024 cylinder limit, but I used the
> exact same configuration with 3.4-STABLE and /boot/loader worked fine.
>
> Any assistance would be appreciated.
>
> Regards, Roddie
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aded, I deleted the partition during install,
> and recreated it the same way).
Perhaps you used boot0cfg to configure "packet mode" under 3.4, and
forgot to repeat that step?
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nd libkvm
If you make (and install) both world and kernel, the problem ought to
disappear.
MM... people who do not use /boot/loader and boot /kernel directly
from boot2 also see some similar problem.
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e users when -current became 4.x-stable.
I warned, but people don't heed warnings, they heed patches.
Sorry this caused you trouble. The instructions ought to be corrected,
IMHO.
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r it is commented out, or the complain just apply to the
first time around, before running mergemaster.
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