is absolutely brillant!!! I can see alot of possibilties with
>this.
Actually that sounds pretty much like multiplexed character special
devices that were available in earlier Unix versions and are still
available under AIX. And they are used for these kind of things, the
device driver gets the rest
available under AIX. And they are used for these kind of things, the
device driver gets the rest of the unparsed path name and reacts
accordingly. See:
http://www.rs6000.ibm.com/doc_link/en_US/a_doc_lib/libs/ktechrf1/ddmpx.htm
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make: *** [Env.o] Error 1
Did anyone already work on this? The Breezecom web site still has the
1.0 version of the driver, no updates yet.
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make: *** [Env.o] Error 1
Did anyone already work on this? The Breezecom web site still has the
1.0 version of the driver, no updates yet.
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>one needs kernel support.
>So, probably someone should make a system call pselect
>almost identical to the present select, adding a sigmask
>parameter. (Or something more general.)
Well, pselect is not that interesting I suppose, ppoll would be my
favorite call to make use of.
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should make a system call pselect
almost identical to the present select, adding a sigmask
parameter. (Or something more general.)
Well, pselect is not that interesting I suppose, ppoll would be my
favorite call to make use of.
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uSv2 paragraph above, but without the
restriction that the result is unspecified, it guarantees the extending
is a legitimate operation. Sounds like the SuSv2 authors chickened out
on that issue, most of the Unix platforms I know (including SunOS 4&5,
HP/UX, IRIX, Tru64, AIX and vari
ified, it guarantees the extending
is a legitimate operation. Sounds like the SuSv2 authors chickened out
on that issue, most of the Unix platforms I know (including SunOS 45,
HP/UX, IRIX, Tru64, AIX and various *BSD) do happily extend a file on
truncate.
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The command executed was:
ramses$ /bin/mkdir xxx; /bin/touch xxx/x
/bin/touch: xxx/x: Permission
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I know that AIX 4.1.5 is a rather old AIX version, but the problem did
not happen with 2.2.17.
Je
I know that AIX 4.1.5 is a rather old AIX version, but the problem did
not happen with 2.2.17.
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