On 6/3/05, ted creedon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> All,
>
> The documentation project is finished except for hyperlinks.
That's a very nice planet you live on.
> The conversion from IBM htm to tex is stable and the conversion from tex to
> html, dvi or pdf is also stable.
Oh, you mean the proj
All,
The documentation project is finished except for hyperlinks.
The conversion from IBM htm to tex is stable and the conversion from tex to
html, dvi or pdf is also stable.
Hyperlinks use Latex reserved characters such as #. The tex to html, dvi and
pdf converters all interpret the reserved ch
Pruned linux-kernel. There's basically no point in copying them unless you
like hearing the same tired 'oh my god why are you doing xyz horrible
thing' unproductive comments.
On Sat, 4 Jun 2005, Dimitris Zilaskos wrote:
After moving to linux 2.4.31 and openafs
1.3.83 , I still get
oop
We have had a panic/core on A Sun Solaris box -- the Sun kernel engineer who
examined the core determined that there was lock contention for a page of
memory -- and that the kernel and AFS (IBM AFS 3.6 2.53) use different
locking order and that this results in lock contention which is subsequentl
(resending due to size , sorry mods)
Hi ,
After moving to linux 2.4.31 and openafs 1.3.83 , I still get
oopses once per day. Usually this causes the system to either freeze
totally (only replies to ping) or all processes segfault. Exacly the same
happened with 2.4.29 and 2.4.30
