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:Why is aio disabled in the default kernel?
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AIO has largely been superceded by posix threading... i.e. just using
normal synchronous I/O inside a thread. AIO itself is a pretty severe
hack and I would be very happy if it just disappeared.
Why is aio disabled in the default kernel?
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2010/11/30 Dylan Reinhold :
> On 11/26/2010 01:16 AM, Eric Bakan wrote:
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>> Here are the results of running the pcca-test framework.
>
> Thanks Eric.
>
> I looked at the first two
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>> [ 1/ 1] /aio.h/t_aio: Assertion failed: (aio_read(&iocb) != -1),
>> function main, file t_aio.c, line 57.
>> [
On 11/26/2010 01:16 AM, Eric Bakan wrote:
Here are the results of running the pcca-test framework.
Thanks Eric.
I looked at the first two
[ 1/ 1] /aio.h/t_aio: Assertion failed: (aio_read(&iocb) != -1),
function main, file t_aio.c, line 57.
[ 1/ 1] /aio.h/t_aio_suspend: Assertion failed: (lio
On Fri, November 26, 2010 4:16 am, Eric Bakan wrote:
> Here are the results of running the pcca-test framework. Changes made to a
> clean install include modifying the sudoers file, installing ruby, and
> installing sudo to comply with the framework's README. I just redirected
For those in the aud
Here are the results of running the pcca-test framework. Changes made to a
clean install include modifying the sudoers file, installing ruby, and
installing sudo to comply with the framework's README. I just redirected the
output from ./mktests.sh -r into a text file. Let me know if I did something
