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Hi. We are upgrading all our PCs from 4.4 or 4.5 to 4.7. No problem at all with the first PCs, but we found a problem with a PC which have a gdt SCSI driver: every time we shutdown the machine, just after the usual "syncing disks... done", it crashes because "scsi_done() called twice"! No crash data is saved on the disk so here are the photos of the crash and the "trace" and "ps" output: http://www.neomedia.it/tmp/crash-47-a.jpg http://www.neomedia.it/tmp/crash-47-b.jpg Below is the ...

Did anyone manage to install, and use/test OpenBSD on the RouterBoard 450G? Or does anyone has a howto for it, how to do it? Thank you in advance.

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I'd hug you!

If you're serious about this, just use OpenBSD intensively. After a few weeks/months, you'll notice things that will irritate you. The other thing you should do is read those mailing-lists and follow instructions. Each time we ask for patch testers. This is a good way to help and to get a feel as to how things work. It's not complicated really. Everyone smart enough to become a developer soon figures things out by himself.

Does any developer use c.vim plugin? I can't get it working properly according to STYLE(9). I would appreciate your settings. What other Vim plugins do you use?

I can imagine universal OpenBSD VIM settings for programming as a standard for local Vim programmers. It will make easier so many things. We should write down all ideas. Key task is to share experiences during programming with Vim. It looks like that many developers use cscope, ctags, taglist during programming. I use SnipMate for code completion at the moment, because c.vim is quite complex for me. You need to put big effort to get things work like you want to if you're not vim expert. I ...

Ok, thanks all. Later.

As mentioned on these lists multiple times over the years,

one of the first two. Normally, turning an output on would be: xrandr --output <whatever> --{auto|mode <mode>} <positional arguments> Sounds like the mode calculation code wrongly guesses that it can't clock the LVDS the was it was before. -0- -- Why isn't there a special name for the tops of your feet? -- Lily Tomlin

No kidding. Thoughts and words are free. Boring.

We are dealing with that after release.

you're came across this several times. thank you. i guess this is the way. just lessen calls to malloc and free? but isn't this just a performance concern? was wondering if there are any special 'moves' that are employed in

Scenarios do exists where a leak-free process still can run out of mem, i.e. if it does a lot of small allocations, these are scattered through its address space. Big allocations following that could fail, even if the available memory is bigger than the size requested. Otoh, if the sum of your allocations stays below the malloc cache size, malloc will never do any mmap(2) calls after the initial ones and fragmentation will not be any issue. The only answer is: it depends, but in general it ...

Hmm... Limit what? You want to limit X_ACCEL and Y_ACCEL? I'm not quite sure about that being possible. As far as I understand, this feature is a kind of anti-theft protection. What do You want to get from this feature? If You want to know the movement of Your laptop You might be interested in writing some daemon (script?) that polls the state of X_ACCEL and Y_ACCEL and mails You some helpful data if values exceeded something. Still, useful report would need some instant mean of ...

Actually your right about troubleshooting info, the owner is out of country and must have vpn access, so I can't hook it up the the connection right now. I don't' nessecary thinks it's a bug, I really don't know what the problem is. Peter -----Original Message----- From: owner-misc@openbsd.org [mailto:owner-misc@openbsd.org] On Behalf Of Henning Brauer Sent: Saturday, August 07, 2010 1:03 PM To: misc@openbsd.org Subject: Re: How to Downgrade from 4.7 to 4.6 there is zero ...

I'm saying what has worked for me. The state code has changed a lot since I did my last big set of tests. If states are truly unified between input and output interfaces, then the correct objection is: "States found on any interface are reused quickly on all interfaces" The documentation is not terribly clear about that. . I'm still a bit dubious about handling late FINs and other legal packets which the older PF code needed extra help to dispose correctly. Getting back to the ...