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Matthew Dillon	Re: Mounting dragonfly ufs in freebsd The DragonFly disklabel extends to 16 partitions but I would have expected FreeBSD to detect a-h. I'm afraid they aren't really designed to be compatible, so its quite possible that FreeBSD wouldn't. You may be stuck. -Matt	Jan 31, 3:25 pm 2008
Jonas Trollvik	Mounting dragonfly ufs in freebsd Hi, yesterday I tried to boot FreeBSD 6.2 to see how well my raid driver is doing. However freebsd devfs only detected amrd0s1a which mounted fine. I know this might be a little off topic for the DragonFly lists but maybe someone could give me a pointer in the right direction to be able to mount d-g. Best regards, Jonas Trollvik Disklabel output # size offset fstype [fsize bsize bps/cpg] a: 524288 0 4.2BSD 1024 8192 22 # (Cyl. 0 - 32*) b: 2097152 ... [ message continues ]	Jan 31, 5:12 am 2008
Justin C. Sherrill	Re: wiki unbroken [Empty message]	Jan 30, 11:26 pm 2008
Simon 'corecode' Sch...	Re: rsync vs. cvsup benchmarks What are you people blabering about? cvsup SUCKS. not the idea, but the language it is implemented in. and cvsup inherits the suckage. as simple as that. if it was written in a portable language, nobody would bother using rsync. vince's benchmarks were just to establish one realisation: that rsync is not significantly worse than cvsup. end of story. move on. -- Serve - BSD +++ RENT this banner advert +++ ASCII Ribbon /"\ Work - Mac +++ space for low €€€ NOW!1 ... [ message continues ]	Jan 30, 8:33 pm 2008
Bill Hacker	Re: rsync vs. cvsup benchmarks Fair question, simple answer. Not wanting to throw a useful tool out on specious grounds. > cvsup SUCKS. Not my field of expertise. Google 'Escort Services'. ?? the language [1]? 'inherits the suckage'? (so much for that view of birth control. ;-) '..nobody would bother using rsync.' [2] ?? '..establish one realisation' ??? 'realisation' indeed... Snort enough dried horeshit up your nose and you could come to believe that the whole damn WORLD stinks! But that... [ message continues ]	Jan 31, 5:28 am 2008
Simon 'corecode' Sch...	Re: wiki unbroken Justin, your work is very much appreciated! While you're at reworking the skin, could you try to make it as slim as possible? I'd hate it taking up 100+px on my browser windows. Or maybe have a larger version only on the front page? cheers simon	Jan 31, 1:33 pm 2008
Justin C. Sherrill	Re: wiki unbroken I'd like to make it totally match the existing site layout and not so obviously 'wiki-ish'; I'm a bit more comfortable with Python and the MoinMoin software now that I've had to mess with it; I'll see what I can get done hopefully this weekend.	Jan 31, 5:47 pm 2008
Justin C. Sherrill	Re: wiki unbroken How about now? I think it was missing the language packs that it looks for when encountering a browser that's using a language different than the default. (This is not documented in the somewhat unfocused install/upgrade docs, so I'm taking a wild stab.)	Jan 30, 11:28 pm 2008
Hasso Tepper	Re: wiki unbroken Nope. It seems to solve problem with languages moinmoin has translations to (tested with de), but it's not the case for Estonian (et) I happen to use ;). -- Hasso	Jan 31, 2:54 am 2008
Justin C. Sherrill	Re: wiki unbroken Estonian isn't in the language packs supplied with MoinMoin: http://wiki.dragonflybsd.org/index.cgi/SystemPagesSetup Did it work before? I wonder if there's an Estonian module floating out there somewhere...	Jan 31, 9:23 am 2008
Hasso Tepper	Re: wiki unbroken If it would, I'd switch to English probably. These wiki UI translations tend to be very crappy :). But that's not the point anyway. It must not break if browser says it prefers language server application doesn't know about. I'm sure there are many more languages moinmoin doesn't know about out there ;) -- Hasso	Jan 31, 9:34 am 2008
Justin C. Sherrill	Re: wiki unbroken Looking at the language setup (I'm going through all sorts of stuff I never really thought about before - whee!), it's set to default back to the ISO 639-1-coded 'en' when it can't find a language pack that matches the browser preference. So it should go back to English... I'll mess with my settings and see where I get.	Jan 31, 9:54 am 2008

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