I'm running 4.8 on an i386 platform. I have snmpd running with 300 custom MIB's installed via snmpd.conf. I've confirmed that they're installed using net-snmp's snmpwalk program. Each of my MIB's is an integer value...no strings. Question: Has anyone written their own C code to update/change the MIB values? If so, could you point me in the direction on how to do this? I'm really trying to figure this out for myself so I'm not looking for a full-blown solution, just a tip here and there or a ...

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I've been running on A W500 for almost two years now. Everything but the winmodem and fingerprint reader works. Stuff a couple of 750G disks in it and you have a nice portable work station. --STeve Andre'

Yes. Nvidia. Avoid it. Regards, David

No, perfume is insufficient, actual polishing is required. OpenBSD strives to do things right, you know: http://www.openbsd.org/images/hackathons/c2k10.gif

I'm running a T410i. There are some wonky issues with X, switching to consoles and external screens. Assuming you want to use X11 and end up with the same intel card as me. Intel Mobile HD graphics. I'm sure it will be fixed soon as X11 is updated. Use xdm or gdm or shutdown directly from X11. Otherwise you'll exit X11 to a blank screen. Don't plug in a vga monitor until the computer has given you a login prompt. If you use vga you have to shutdown from ...

8><----snip Donkey's ages ago I tried to install a later release than was then running on a client's firewall. It booted off the CD but was no-go after. I put a full dmesg in a query to misc and tedu had a patch waiting for me when I got up next morning. I don't remember the grisly details but maybe he does. The client was mightily impressed and I remember sending some Aussie calendars etc to Ted. I wsh for your sake I remembered the cause of the problem. I could be persuaded it was to do ...

Oh for the love of god... ok I am good. OpenBSD works pretty much as it should. Someone loaded damn switch ACL's onto this switch. Off to choke a junior admin to death. -Geoff -----Original Message----- From: owner-misc@openbsd.org [mailto:owner-misc@openbsd.org] On Behalf Of Geoff Sweet Sent: Wednesday, December 01, 2010 3:48 PM To: misc@openbsd.org Subject: Re: Using OpenBSD as a router Oops, sorry I did mean to copy and paste that information in here as well, Bge0 is using a ...

this is one of those stupid codecs that has hardwired connections between ADCs and the mics. Lenovo and Dell use these. stupid vendors. you can do this: $ aucat -l -s default -c 0:1 -C 0:1 -s internal -c 2:3 -C 2:3 that gives you two sub-devices, "default", and "internal". you can then specify which device to use with the AUDIODEVICE environment variable. "default" is the default device if not specified. so, $ aucat -o junk.wav $ aucat -i junk.wav will record from the external ...

On gateway start "tcpdump -i xl1" then on client start "ping 192.168.0.1". Do you see the packets? After you stop the ping run "arp -a" on both client and gateway. Do you see an entry for the other host? If the answer to thease questions are "No" then you have a layer two (or below) problem. Check cabling, vlan configuration and such. It the answer to thease questions are "Yes" then you have a layer three (or above) problem. Check your packet filters.

I am having a hard time following what you are saying. On the gateway run "ping 192.168.0.10" when you stop that run "arp -a" in the output you should see one of thease lines: This one means your layer 2 such as cable is broken. ? (192.168.0.10) at (incomplete) on xl1 This one means your layer 3 such as packet filter is broken. ? (192.168.0.10) at 00:0c:76:bb:00:5a on xl1 But as another subscriber noted: vr0: flags=8843<UP,BROADCAST,RUNNING,SIMPLEX,MULTICAST> mtu 1500 media: ...

Interesting, I recently installed 4.8-stable (from a custom built CD-ROM) on a couple of Compaq DL360s G2's that locked up when trying to read the install sets off the CD. It booted bds.rd fine. I ended up installing sets via http. I assumed a bad CD Drive on the first system. The second one was a bit too coincidental. Here is the dmesg: OpenBSD 4.8-stable (GENERIC) #0: Mon Oct 25 13:02:04 EDT 2010 root@builder03.internal.engineered-net.com:/usr/src/sys/arch/i386/compil e/GENERIC cpu0: ...

Epic. You got more of these ? :)

The upgrade to ESXi 4.1 went well (after several mis-starts) and performance from the console to the OBSD NFS server is improved, but not great. I see about 120 Mbps on the network. This is roughly double the ESXi 3.5 performance for me. -Steve S.