I have built all my ports from scratch and almost everything
works okay.
The only problems I've had is with xclock and mozilla:
# xclock -d
Warning: Cannot convert string "" to type XftFont
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
If run without -d, xclock doesn't segfault but still complains.
# mozill
This program i from the lang/ocaml port. It is supposed to check
wether stack overflow is detectable or not.
The test is compiled in two different ways:
1) cc stackov.c
2) cc -pthread stackov.c
The first binary exits fast with a value of 0.
The second binary however, never exits. It just runs
for
> I suggest that natd_interface="" be in the defaults. If you add
> natd_enable=yes to your rc.conf, it is then your responsibility to set
> natd_flags and/or natd_interface to something that will work for you.
>
> In rc.network, if natd_enable is Yes, then it validates that either (or
> both) o
> I guess what David was trying to say is that when you compile with -j4
> the output from the different parallel jobs will be mixed and spotting
> the error is harder. It is therefore better to supply the error messages
> from a buildworld without -jN flag.
>
> Patrik
This is a bit OT but I jus
Here's another "me too". My box just froze when copying a large amount of
big files over the network to my machine, causing heavy disc access and lots
of interrupts. Curiously I just updated my box to 4.4-STABLE from 4.3-RELEASE
and it hasn't occured before.
Though in my case the box is quite old
On Thu, Nov 15, 2001 at 12:35:42PM +, j mckitrick wrote:
> On Thu, Nov 15, 2001 at 01:00:41PM +0100, Richard Nyberg wrote:
> | I think it's always been like that; at least, I can't remember a time when
> | it wasn't. But then again, I've got notoriously bad memory
I think it's always been like that; at least, I can't remember a time when
it wasn't. But then again, I've got notoriously bad memory :)
There are better browsers out there...
-Richard
On Thu, Nov 15, 2001 at 11:38:50AM +, j mckitrick wrote:
>
> I'm running NS 4.78 under 4.4-stable
> > When did you build it, though?
> > Remember stable is a moving target.
>
> August 10:
>
> - mozilla port 0.9.3,1 on a 4.4-PRELEASE cvsupped August 7
>
> September 18:
>
> - mozilla port 0.9.4,1 on a 4.4-RC cvsupped September 14
>
> November 5:
>
> - mozilla port 0.9.5,1 on a 4.4-STABLE c
