t has been built with a binary snapshot
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This is because temperature is nothing but the movement of
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I now try again with GENERIC, and it actually is compiling...
lets look whether it works.
I hope a non-generic will solve the sound freeze :)
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lets look whether it works.
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Hi again,
I have (as reported) compiled 2.4.4-ac9 with RWSEM_GENERIC on
and now have two freezes:
a) playback sound and try to hit a key
b) access the floppy
.config and other info on request - due to bandwidth :)
Thanks in advance if you have any clue... /me not
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Hi again,
I have (as reported) compiled 2.4.4-ac9 with RWSEM_GENERIC on
and now have two freezes:
a) playback sound and try to hit a key
b) access the floppy
.config and other info on request - due to bandwidth :)
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(as in i386)
by hand on i686.
Sorry
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press a key during playback it freezes nearly instantly
(there is a hardly noticable delay, 0.05 sec or so).
I have no clue why.
Information on request, again, no need to Cc: me.
Thanks to you gurus,
and everything else (including reiser) works very fine.
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Hrm, I forgot to paste the patch:
--- linux-2.4.4-ac9/arch/i386/config.in.org Mon May 14 17:22:39 2001
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@@ -59,8 +59,12 @@
define_bool CONFIG_X86_XADD y
define_bool CONFIG_X86_BSWAP y
define_bool CONFIG_X86_POPAD_OK y
o I cannot test -ac9 :(
If anyone could find a (final or at least until gcc is fixed temporarily)
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t; for devfs :)
Really it should have been in IMO. Btw, is LBA support in?
Last time I saw a LILO manpage it stated that "linear" still
is restricted to 16bit (65535 sectors) which normally is much
less than 1k cylinders...
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Hrm, I forgot to paste the patch:
--- linux-2.4.4-ac9/arch/i386/config.in.org Mon May 14 17:22:39 2001
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define_bool CONFIG_X86_XADD y
define_bool CONFIG_X86_BSWAP y
define_bool CONFIG_X86_POPAD_OK y
press a key during playback it freezes nearly instantly
(there is a hardly noticable delay, 0.05 sec or so).
I have no clue why.
Information on request, again, no need to Cc: me.
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make[1]: *** [compressed/bvmlinux] Error 2
make[1]: Leaving directory `/glc/build/linux-2.4.4-ac9/arch/i386/boot'
make: *** [bzImage] Error 2
ecce:/usr/src/linux #
Can anyone think why this is?
More info (config etc.) on request.
Compiler: gcc3-snapshot 14.5.2001
.
cool idea. I especially would like to see it because I
sometimes boot raw (i.e. non-LILO/loadlin) kernels
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things than just vga=3845 or so...
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make[1]: *** [compressed/bvmlinux] Error 2
make[1]: Leaving directory `/glc/build/linux-2.4.4-ac9/arch/i386/boot'
make: *** [bzImage] Error 2
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> of the ENIAC Linux machine. We hope that the next-generation EDSAC,
Wasn't it EDVAC IIRC?
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an old OPTi MAD16 Pro.
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of the ENIAC Linux machine. We hope that the next-generation EDSAC,
Wasn't it EDVAC IIRC?
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gramme
code
to be GPL'ed too.
I'm neither a lawyer, but this is the difference as I understood.
Please correct me if I am wrong.
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I'm neither a lawyer, but this is the difference as I understood.
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for other commands you want to repeat the command but without the
> parameter (md in particular).
Should be configurable. Sometimes I accidentally hit enter or do it
just to do something...
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Should be configurable. Sometimes I accidentally hit enter or do it
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I dunno whether he has understood the concept right,
maybe he'll post a WDM driver ;-)
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own code and then loads the MBR of the linux boot partition.
It's so simple that I wrote it in debug. You might wish to use it
when the install's finished.
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It's so simple that I wrote it in debug. You might wish to use it
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I dunno whether he has understood the concept right,
maybe he'll post a WDM driver ;-)
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> (btw, it is curious, mailing to lkml with outlook...)
I'm not the only one. I prefer telnet but its cut is broken, so
I can't reply. But OjE shows no extra headers for me, just they go
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I'm not the only one. I prefer telnet but its cutpaste is broken, so
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A message of love and openness: translate linux into Latin!
It has strict grammar, no such problems, and a single
person on top - the pope, actually. We could replace
his function by Linus ;-) or Alan... dunno
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) and it doesn't
need to be the super-fastest, but it simply has to work.
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Btw, the root dir contains 512 entries.
Just from the dump.
(I would let the partition start at sector ptabl+1, not wasting
so much space... but M$ fdisk.exe neither does.)
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Just from the dump.
(I would let the partition start at sector ptabl+1, not wasting
so much space... but M$ fdisk.exe neither does.)
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..U*
I didnt look further but IMO it must be PARTITIONED???
(I'd start the partition at +1 rather than +0x27)
No, the directory is not on the disk, and I've been DEBUG.COMing
FAT drives since I was 9 years old.
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be huge. It is not reproducible.
Just because I read about rasierfs.
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I didnt look further but IMO it must be PARTITIONED???
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No, the directory is not on the disk, and I've been DEBUG.COMing
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ds great! How to do it?
I tried to # mount --bind the directories but they do not show
me both entries. I have romfs root and tmpfs.
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be names cromfs as IIRC it isn't writable.
>
> But I'm confused. Padraig, if you have no backing store, where do the
> initial contents of your root filesystem come from?
Netboot? Floppies? (as for me)
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Hmmm and what's shmfs? Precedessor of tmpfs?
I even cant remember which one I use for /tmp ;-)
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tmpfs is basically ramfs with limits.
... and swappable.
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Hmmm and what's shmfs? Precedessor of tmpfs?
I even cant remember which one I use for /tmp ;-)
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Netboot? Floppies? (as for me)
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, XML is only a little bit more
verbose.
> I agree that XML is not perfect for this kind of data, but it is
simple to
> generate, well known and I dont see a better alternative.
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f it goes all wrong, just copy all the stuff from NTFS over
network
to your home PC (linux boot floppy, NTFS r/o mount), use a windoze boot
floppy
to create FAT32 partitions, get a FAT32 NT boot sector from somewhere
(or use
the Recovery Console which I find great) and copy it back over network.
T
, NTFS r/o mount), use a windoze boot
floppy
to create FAT32 partitions, get a FAT32 NT boot sector from somewhere
(or use
the Recovery Console which I find great) and copy it back over network.
This should run without any serious problems.
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IOS 03), VGA (BIOS 12) or - if framebuffer-based - nothing
because
the X server and the fb are separated.
We might as well support EGA, HGC or CGA(??) cards for it; switching to
a sane mode isn't that difficult (as discussed earlier, and for HGC I
have some NASM sources), and IIRC there is a HGC framebuffe
nothing
because
the X server and the fb are separated.
We might as well support EGA, HGC or CGA(??) cards for it; switching to
a sane mode isn't that difficult (as discussed earlier, and for HGC I
have some NASM sources), and IIRC there is a HGC framebuffer somewhere.
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/discs in two years.
Meanwhile everyone reading docu will have upgraded ;-)
(ref. to the 4-week pause before ECN on vger.kernel.org)
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>
> I assume Franks suggestions didn't get into the kernel ?
I have UP P133/56MB, 2.4.1-vanilla, some config changes.
NE2K works fine for me though software watchdog enabled.
I didn't strain test it yet, but will do l8er.
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image=/boot/bzImage
label=linux
append="root=/dev/ide/host0/bus0/target0/lun0/part1 vga=3845"
Maybe the append= thing shortly spoken of in the devfs docu is important.
And at boot time _there are no symlinks_ !!
When init=/bin/bash fails, you prolly have an empty /dev on your root fs
(as u
Maybe the append= thing shortly spoken of in the devfs docu is important.
And at boot time _there are no symlinks_ !!
When init=/bin/bash fails, you prolly have an empty /dev on your root fs
(as usual when doing devfs) and automount _off_. Turn it on.
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NE2K works fine for me though software watchdog enabled.
I didn't strain test it yet, but will do l8er.
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Meanwhile everyone reading docu will have upgraded ;-)
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Did you a make clean/mrproper before?
I usually do, and the kernel runs fine.
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Did you a make clean/mrproper before?
I usually do, and the kernel runs fine.
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From: "Richard B. Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "mirabilos" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: "Linux-Kernel ML" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "Mark H. Wood" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, January 30, 2001 6
rt is now "reserved" for that POST code usage,
and it is the safest port one can use in order to delay,
Linux uses it.
If you don't want this, change it in your kernel or define
SLOW_BY_JUMPING.
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that POST code usage,
and it is the safest port one can use in order to delay,
Linux uses it.
If you don't want this, change it in your kernel or define
SLOW_BY_JUMPING.
-mirabilos
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From: "Richard B. Johnson" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "mirabilos" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, January 30, 2001 6:36 PM
Subject: Re: Linux Post codes d
as parport devices.
-mirabilos
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but also for my friends using at least
five other Hotmail accounts and for all people who are subscribed
to any mailing list on vger.kernel.org.
Thank You,
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ge the distribution
> maintainers do the same.
>
> Torrey Hoffman
I dont do make install because it could do something unwanted.
modules_install isn't good either because some prefer monolithic
kernels. But split-include could do the job, as it's called as of 2.2
for each compile.
-mi
AFAICS the fs isn't corrupt.
No further idea.
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Please read the FAQ at http://www.tux.org/lkml/
FAT the driver complains about.
AFAIK it only ought to complain if the bootsector (BPB and
55AA magic) is corrupt. (Or did so in 2.0.33)
Sorry can't help, seems to be a fs-driver flaw.
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FAT the driver complains about.
AFAIK it only ought to complain if the bootsector (BPB and
55AA magic) is corrupt. (Or did so in 2.0.33)
Sorry can't help, seems to be a fs-driver flaw.
-mirabilos
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AFAICS the fs isn't corrupt.
No further idea.
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ainers do the same.
Torrey Hoffman
I dont do make install because it could do something unwanted.
modules_install isn't good either because some prefer monolithic
kernels. But split-include could do the job, as it's called as of 2.2
for each compile.
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a hexdump of the first block. (If it's FAT16)
PS: I'm going to bed now, so could be some time to respond
mirabilos
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From: "Andreas Huppert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, January 28, 2001 8:49 PM
Subject: dos-partit
Does 2.4.1 when released, include e.g. Jens' loop patch?
Because it seems stable and loop else were buggy.
So for others if there are.
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Does 2.4.1 when released, include e.g. Jens' loop patch?
Because it seems stable and loop else were buggy.
So for others if there are.
mirabilos
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a hexdump of the first block. (If it's FAT16)
PS: I'm going to bed now, so could be some time to respond
mirabilos
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From: "Andreas Huppert" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, January 28, 2001 8:49 PM
Subject: dos-partition mount
n connect ECN is working
- On the site I can enter my mail addy and get a mail there. If it arrives,
everything is ok.
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Intolerable, that's right.
Isn't ECN a good new technology? Isn't there an open implementation
on the `net? - So why don't they at least _start_ converting to it?
mirabilos - favouring security, too
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German "proper" could better be translated with "correct", e.g. in sense of political
correctness. But (especially for elder women) it's also the meaning of
``proper clean44 ;)
IMHO the meaning is Meister Proper the cleaning fluid.
mirabilos
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