i don't know whether there is any relationship or not with the issue i
am facing but there is an error message logged in dmesg "lwkt_initport
: symbol undefined".
cheers
kmb
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Something is wrong up on cloud # 9!
:i don't know whether there is any relationship or not with the issue i
:am facing but there is an error message logged in dmesg "lwkt_initport
:: symbol undefined".
:
:cheers
:kmb
That's different. Probably a kld module issue.
I think the BIOS is messing around with the timer. Is your
Chris Turner wrote:
Simon corecode Schubert wrote:
However, there won't be any C++ in the list of things to do. The only thing
which uses C++ in DragonFly is groff, and I would be happier without this.
was just thinking about this issue - any thoughts about:
http://heirloom.sourceforge.ne
On Fri, June 1, 2007 3:52 pm, Sascha Wildner wrote:
> So... I'm kinda unsure here if the perspective of being able to remove
> C++ from the build justifies reverting to the old mdoc macros. What do
> the rest of you think?
Would there be any quantifiable benefit greater than the increased hassle
Justin C. Sherrill wrote:
On Fri, June 1, 2007 3:52 pm, Sascha Wildner wrote:
So... I'm kinda unsure here if the perspective of being able to remove
C++ from the build justifies reverting to the old mdoc macros. What do
the rest of you think?
Would there be any quantifiable benefit greater th
>
> I think the BIOS is messing around with the timer. Is your clock running
> at normal speed or is it sped up too? (e.g. run 'date' a few times
> from a shell).
>
It worked fine until I started xorg -- then time started going fast. I
gained an hour in approx five real minutes.
