Hi,

When I define any structure member variable with either si_signo, si_code, or si_errno, I got a compiler syntax error. The workaround is to undef these member variables. These variables are posix standard variable for siginfo_t struct. But since I define my own struct tag the compier is not suppose to complaint about it.

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Hi,

I'm having problems trying to get WDM to run under NetBSD5. Startx works and a fluxbox session opens without problems, mouse working and everything.

XDM kinda works. Login screen appears, accepts username and password and loads a fluxbox session. Only problem is now the mouse doesnt work.

Is netbsd 4.0.1 supporting ssd?

Hello everyone.
I am testing an FTP server in NetBSD 3.1 by sending the FEAT command. The response is as follows:

>FEAT
211-Features supported
MDTM
MLST Type*;Size*;Modify*;Perm*;Unique*;
REST STREAM
SIZE
TVFS
211 End

Hello everyone, i'm new on the forums. I registered here because I'd like to ask about VPN's. I'd really appreciate it if someone could give me feedback about their experience in settin' VPN's over NetBSD.

Hi

Im currently trying to make pkg_add work under NetBSD 4.0 behind a corporate firewall.
ftp_proxy is set and (in noninteractive mode) ftp works perfectly.. i.e: ftp ftp://ftp.netbsd.org/...../xyz.tgz works fine

Hi All,

I'm a newbie in NetBSD kernel and my apologies, if this is not the right place.

I got the following error and would appreciate anybody that could explain the possible cause on this one.

kernel debugging assertion "l->l_cpu == curcpu()" failed: file "/u2/cvs_trees/HEAD/NetBSD/usr/src/sys/kern/kern_synch.c", line 509

Thanks a lot.
istoi

I hope my question is appropriate to this forum. I can't find anything in the NetBSD archives (maybe I just don't know where to look). I am a retiree with a mostly software background supporting a small NetBSD 1.6.2 server.

Hey all,

I'm having trouble getting the net working on the box I just installed NetBSD on. I can't ping anything, even my router. Output from dmesg doesn't even mention a network card. The network card works fine under all the Linux distributions I've tried it with, but not OpenBSD or NetBSD.

I believe that support for it is compiled into the kernel.

Any ideas?

Thanks a lot,
Sharif

I wanted to get some information over extending NetBSD routing infrastructure for VRF. I'm currently not planning to do full-fledge VRF support.

What I'm planning to do is add more domains that needs to worry about vrf and have rt-tables for them. Use vrf-id with dst when doing accessing the tables.

Has anyone implemented VRF? Any help would be appreciated.

Regards,
Kalpesh

I am working on an Intervid digital recorder that is running netBSD and need to get into the system to change an IP address but have been unsuccessful in accessing the system menu to do so. Any suggestions?

Hi, I would like to be notified of changes made within a folder but not have to rescan the folder to get an updated listing everytime I am notified of a change.

Is there a method using Kqueues by which I can monitor a folder and then, when say, a file is added retrieve that specific info? i.e, "file x added in folder y" as opposed to just getting "something happened in folder y"

Dear forum members,

I am trying to configure NetBSD to send and receive e-mails. I read the chapter 26 e-mail of the NetBSD guide, but this does not really bring me forward. I am using NetBSD 4.0 as a desktop without X. All distribution sets are installed except X.

I tried to follow the steps, but when I had to do

postmap /etc/postfix/generic

can anyone suggest books on netbsd . I am interested in the following topics
1. system admin
2. networking
3. building and managing clusters
4. database engines and web server management
5. embedded system

This would be a great platform to port NetBSD to. I have all of the drivers from the pepper SDK... where to go from here? VMware, pepper cross-compiler or NetBSD tools???