Hot-swapping disks

Hi, what is the state with NetBSD and hot-swapping disk drives? When I pulled a disk from a SAS expander backplane hanging off an LSI 9207, I got [...] [ 1062.7357248] mpii0: physical device removed from slot 18 [ 1062.8357618] sd6: detached [ 1110.4832140] panic: assert_sleepable: interrupt c

Re: Trying out NetBSD: Tab key doesn't complete and backspace key doesn't work in console

> Unfortunately, I noticed that my WiFi card, Atheros AR9462, seems to be > not supported by NetBSD. > > It's over before it started :/ I hope someday my WiFi card gets > supported and I can give NetBSD a look. If your goal is just to use Wi‐Fi from NetBSD and you have an Android device, then

Re: Trying out NetBSD: Tab key doesn't complete and backspace key doesn't work in console

Indeed, using /bin/ksh instead of /bin/csh solved the tab completion issue but clearing terminal via Ctrl+L still doesn't work but that's not much important. Thanks. Unfortunately, I noticed that my WiFi card, Atheros AR9462, seems to be not supported by NetBSD. It's over before it started :/

Trying out NetBSD: Tab key doesn't complete and backspace key doesn't work in console

Hi, I am a FreeBSD user and have been using it for 1 year and wanted to give NetBSD a try, I installed NetBSD to my spare second SSD and logged in, usage of the console seemed pretty hard to me because tab key completion is not working but gives an indentation instead and backspace key doesn't

changing GTK print dialog defaults?

My searches have so-far turned up nothing useful regarding where the default values in the print dialog offered by GTK-based applications (Firefox [when selecting "Print using system print dialog"], Gnumeric, Evince, etc.) come from and how they can be changed or otherwise made to persist. Chiefly