| David Rhodus | Re: Comparative Mysql DragonFlyBsd v1.0 / FreeBSD v4.10
Its hard to bring the numbers you posted into a true real world load
situation.
For a real world example, take one typical mysql processing node at the
office running DragonFly. The average QPS(queries processed per) during
non-peak time is ~24QPS. Durning peak processing time we see an average
of around ~60QPS. Even with the non peak time, no FreeBSD box has ever
been able to maintain the load average the same exact hardware running
DragonFly is able to maintain. As for the dataset size, most...
| Jul 17, 6:59 pm 2004 |
| Matthew Dillon | Re: syscall-msg emulation layer help
There is a separate syscall messaging entry into the kernel. The idea
is that the intermediate layer will convert the call to a message
and dispatch via the syscall messaging entry point to the kernel.
Right now the kernel is processing normal syscalls and doing
the conversion itself.
-Matt
Matthew Dillon
<dillon@backplane.com>
| Jul 17, 7:28 pm 2004 |
| Matthew Dillon | Re: SMP support via ACPI
Try booting without ACPI (boot menu option 2).
-Matt
Matthew Dillon
<dillon@backplane.com>
| Jul 17, 7:19 pm 2004 |
| Matthew Dillon | Re: questions on thttpd-notimeout package
thttpd is only in there as part of the installer's diskkey / web-based
install support [which is not officially supported for the 1.0A release].
You can remove it with pkg_delete and install Apache if you like. I
didn't write it so I have on idea what its performance characteristics
are, but I have heard that it is a nice light weight web server. Not
as feature-full as Apache, but very light weight.
-Matt
Matthew Dillon
| Jul 17, 6:18 pm 2004 |
| Jacobo Arvelo "UNIX4ALL" | Re: SMP support via ACPI
maybe your mainboard have MP Table ? I know that mainboards such as Asus
P4C800 for example have MP Table although they are UP mainboards.
--=20
Jacobo Arvelo "UNIX4ALL"
Free/Open/Net/DragonFly BSD Powered User
http://unix4all.homeunix.org
| Jul 17, 5:45 pm 2004 |
| rmkml | questions on thttpd-notimeout package
Hi,
on default install (DFBv1.0),
is thttpd-notimeout installed,
I don't know thttpd,
my questions are,
what performance compared apache ?
what tested/results performance with thttpd ??
dynamic pages ?
Special option/features thttpd with DragonFly ?
Regards
Rmkml@Wanadoo.fr
PS: Maybe add web page for performance comparaison ?
| Jul 17, 4:31 pm 2004 |
| Ivan Voras | Re: questions on thttpd-notimeout package
No, no, you missed the point entirely. Thttpd isn't here because it's
fast or such - in DFly it's used because it's small. Last time I checked
the binary was about 65K (and you only need the binary executable to run
it; no config files or anything; it's an excellent little server).
See http://www.acme.com/software/thttpd/ for details (in short: for
dynamic pages it only has CGI support (no "php-modules", and running PHP
as CGI is slow), it's VERY fast for serving static content, and can't
...
| Jul 17, 6:34 pm 2004 |
| Diego Calleja | 1.0A + emulators
I'm Using qemu 0.5.5 and it hangs randomly while loading
the loader, ej: after "BTX loader 1.00 BTX version is 1.01"
or after "Starting the BTX loader" etc, it doesn't hangs always
in the same place.
In what emulators/emulator versions should I expect DF 1.0A to work?
| Jul 17, 3:51 pm 2004 |
| Byron Schlemmer | Re: 1.0A + emulators
Well, I'm installing DragonFlyBSD 1.0A on VirtualPC 6.1 on a 12" G4
Powerbook right now. Seems to be going along without fail. FreeBSD
5.2.1 seemed to hang on probing for devices. So this is a step up :-)
: Byron
| Jul 17, 4:18 pm 2004 |
| Scott Ullrich | Re: syslogd not enabled in default install ?
We have added this to the errata page and are now working up a services
configuration screen to allow enabling and disabling of common services such
as syslog, apm, etc.
Regards,
Scott
| Jul 17, 2:39 pm 2004 |
| Matthew Dillon | Re: /stand dir questions
Yes, we probably will. /stand is a left-over from the original
FreeBSD release mechanism. DragonFly doesn't need it. I'll fix
the rc.d file.
-Matt
Matthew Dillon
<dillon@backplane.com>
| Jul 17, 1:37 pm 2004 |
| rmkml |
| Jul 17, 8:16 am 2004 |
| rmkml | /stand dir questions
Hi,
In DragonFly-Bsd (v1.0)
remove dir /stand : ok
but found related informations :
1) /etc/rc.d/initdiskless
...
(cd / ; /stand/gzip -d .....
...
2) sysctl kern.init_path
/sbin/init:/sbin/oinit:/sbin/init.bak:/stand/sysinstall
check and remove /stand ?
Regards
Rmkml@Wanadoo.fr
| Jul 17, 7:14 am 2004 |
| rmkml | questions on kern.ps_showallthreads
Hi,
In DragonFly-Bsd (v1.0)
sysctl permit threads view or not,
but, if disable threads view,
root not view threads with ps,
possible change this :
If user is root {uid=0} then always view threads ?
Regards
Rmkml@Wanadoo.fr
| Jul 17, 7:06 am 2004 |
| Devon H. O'Dell | Re: questions on kern.ps_showallthreads
This probably isn't the most clean fix for this problem (it'd be nice to
put it in the comparison section of the for (;;) loop), but the
following diff should fix this problem.
--Devon
| Jul 17, 7:42 am 2004 |
| Simon 'corecode' Sch... | Re: questions on kern.ps_showallthreads
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;=00
This might introduce unwanted visibility in jail()ed parts of the =20
system. Maybe
if (!ps_showallthreads || suser_...
| Jul 17, 11:46 am 2004 |
| Devon H. O'Dell |
| Jul 17, 12:04 pm 2004 |
| Hiten Pandya | IPFilter Update: 3.4.31 -> 3.4.35
Gang,
Here is a patch set for updating our IPFilter to the latest stable
version, 3.4.35.
fetch http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/~hmp/ipfilter-3.4.35.diff
After reboot or upon loading the ipl(4) module, you should see:
IP Filter: v3.4.35 initialized. Default = pass all, Logging = enabled
Simple rule set tests and such indicate that it is working fine, but I
haven't tried it with fairly involved ones.
Please test this patch with your rule sets.
NOTE, you will need to apply this patch...
| Jul 17, 3:03 am 2004 |
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| Jul 16, 11:37 pm 2004 |
| Scott Ullrich |
| Jul 16, 10:43 pm 2004 |
| Matthew Dillon | Re: syslogd not enabled in default install ?
Yes, that was a minor oversight. The CD boot doesn't run syslogd but
the installed rc.conf was not adjusted to change the default.
-Matt
Matthew Dillon
<dillon@backplane.com>
| Jul 16, 9:11 pm 2004 |
| Jeroen Ruigrok/asmodai |
| Jul 17, 4:44 am 2004 |
| Matthew Dillon | Re: uucico not found
UUCP is not installed in the system. The pseudo-user exists because
tty programs often still use it for tty locking. Don't tell me you
actually want to use it? You'll have to find a uucp dist and compile
DragonFly is a BSD based unix, not linux. And, also, I don't think
any of the BSD's has ever received a single bug report related to
corrupt password files.
-Matt
Matthew Dillon
<dillon@backplane.com>
| Jul 16, 9:10 pm 2004 |
| Jonathan E Fosburgh | Re: PCVT on DFly
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I don't know, I wanted to try it. One possible benefit for me is that we do
all of our sysadmin work on vt100. syscons works fine but I wanted to see if
PCVT worked a little better.
- --
Jonathan Fosburgh
AIX/SAN Administrator
UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
Houston, TX
Home Page:
http://www.fosburgh.org
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| Jul 16, 10:05 pm 2004 |
| Allan Fields | Re: PCVT on DFly
Let me know what you think. If it's stable and wont create problems, that's
Dunno, but it would be nice to have a Unicode console in BSD and have
it take full advantage of video hardware on most PCs (always found
syscons annoying to get into a better text-resolution with vidcontrol,
so I usually don't bother.)
I think it would round-out the offering, Debian has this setup on
the Linux side. Gentoo install is a good example of a "pretty"
console too. Not sure if I'd ever bother configuring li...
| Jul 16, 9:37 pm 2004 |
| Jonathan E Fosburgh | Re: PCVT on DFly
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If it would work, I'd let you know. :)
- --
Jonathan Fosburgh
AIX/SAN Administrator
UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
Houston, TX
Home Page:
http://www.fosburgh.org
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| Jul 16, 10:09 pm 2004 |
| glennpj | Re: SMP support via ACPI
Just curious here. As of about two, maybe three weeks ago, I was able
to boot DragonFly on my P4 HT machine with an SMP kernel. I just did a
fresh install of DragonFly BSD 1.0A and now can not boot an SMP kernel.
Was there a "simple" change that caused this that could perhaps be
reverted or was it a major sub-system import that will require much more
work?
--
Glenn Johnson
| Jul 17, 3:12 pm 2004 |
| Andreas Hauser |
| Jul 17, 6:07 am 2004 |
