On 7/29/2024 04:23, Greg Troxel wrote:
not really fixing your crash but try
disable intelfb0*
at the boot prompt. This is a standard workaround for issues with
graphics hardware. It will leave you with very basic console graphics,
but I'm guessing you plan to just not use the monitor except f
On Mon, 29 Jul 2024 15:59:20 -0400
vom513 wrote:
> I?m fighting with ghostscript on sparc. gs gives a bus error but no core
> dump.
>
> I used ktruss and got the output and got it into a human readable text file.
>
> I was wondering though - anything else/better I could do to capture info fro
I might have fixed:
Try new DVD+RW -- mount , and cannot do anything
THEN I did:
newfs_udf /dev/rcd0d
mount -t udf /dev/cd0a /cdrom
to test copy large file to DVD+RW, and delete it. That worked.
I will reformat tho old DVD+RW disks.
On Mon, Jul 29, 2024 at 3:43 PM Robert Nestor wrote:
>
>
Hello all,
I’m fighting with ghostscript on sparc. gs gives a bus error but no core dump.
I used ktruss and got the output and got it into a human readable text file.
I was wondering though - anything else/better I could do to capture info from
this ?
I’m planning on opening a bug with the up
Thanks. Doing the kernel build is on my list of things to work through.
Will
On 7/29/24 10:37 AM, Dr. Nicola Mingotti wrote:
hi,
in a RPi i disabled ipv6 recompiling the kernel
from my notes
*
remove IPV6 da GENERIC.common
*
by
Nicola
On Thu-25-Jul-2024 17:05, Will Senn wrote:
It’s been a few years since I played with RW DVD so this may not be correct,
but as I recall they’re basically like flash. New write/deletes basically
revector previously written blocks to new blocks called “sessions” until there
are no more unused blocks on the device OR the last write closes
hi,
in a RPi i disabled ipv6 recompiling the kernel
from my notes
*
remove IPV6 da GENERIC.common
*
by
Nicola
On Thu-25-Jul-2024 17:05, Will Senn wrote:
In other OS'es I am able to completely disable ipv6 - usually via:
vi /etc/sysctl.conf
net.ipv6.conf.all.disable_ipv6 = 1
net
not really fixing your crash but try
disable intelfb0*
at the boot prompt. This is a standard workaround for issues with
graphics hardware. It will leave you with very basic console graphics,
but I'm guessing you plan to just not use the monitor except for
configuring.
(I don't mean to say fix
There were---and are--- problems with DRM on some boards and for
example Linux may work on these simply because they disable DRM on
boot... (meaning that some other OS succeeding may be simply because
it doesn't attempt to drive the GPU). See:
https://notes.kergis.com/netbsd_on_OVH_baremetal.html
On Sun, Jul 28, 2024 at 08:49:37PM +0200, Diogo B. wrote:
> # 2. netbsd-SHEEVAPLUG_INSTALL.gz
>
> If I understood correctly, this file contains enough code to trigger
> the installation, eg, in my USB stick. However, I have no idea how
> to combine this file with the netbsd-SHEEVAPLUG.ub from abov
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