Chrome/Chromium: stable, secure, but questioned privacy. I don't know if anyone has gone though the *whole* code to actually check this issue, since it *is* open source, so the privacy issue should be something no-so-impossible to leave behind. Firefox: might slow down on some sort of sites (heavy javascript, etc). If on tab crashes, the whole thing goes down. Privacy a bit more trustworthy than google, but not-so-stable and not-so-secure. Chrome has no master password for remembered ...

Oh sorry, I forgot to think like an American for a second there. (Change you can believe in, penny on the dollar)

Wait, wait... don't tell me...

Ooooh right. Good point. Well, I wasn't meaning to make a fuss, just filling in the rhetorical answer. Hugo just said "a bit" after all.

That's the one! -- Best Regards Edd Barrett http://www.theunixzoo.co.uk

id try this on a sili(4), ahci(4), or mpi(4) controller and see what happens. my guess is you're hitting issues in the ata stack, specifically to do with the block offsets of your io ops. dlg IDE, one of those 40GB (SATA) drives was in my workstation. The result is basically the same: x number of bytes transferred, etc. with no problems. They are all a few years old. I bought a brand-new Seagate Barracuda SATA/1.5TB/7200/32MB, installed it into my workstation and ran the same test 3 ...

That is correct, initially, disklabel believes fdisk, which just isn't I don't think an automatic switch is a good solution, imo people should There is a big caveat to using filesystems this large, see the faq: http://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq14.html#LargeDrive There's one inaccuracy here, amd64 systems should be able to allocate up to 8G to a process, but you are entering untested territory here. It's better to stay on the safe side, and not create filesystems that are too large. I ...

The evolution of the fish was my favorite 4.6 sticker. Good times.

Hello all, i am trying to configure a hostap access point with an OpenBSD 4.6 machine, everything *seems* fine (i can ping the address) but my status says "no network". I have tried this on 2 different machines with 3 different network adaptors, I have also tried with/out WPA and many different mode options all with the same "no network" status. All 3 network adaptors are working and in use daily. # uname -a OpenBSD megalos.inet.net 4.6 GENERIC#0 i386 $ more /etc/hostname.iwi0 inet ...