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2008 Apr 20
1
kvm_open: kvm_nlist: No such file or directory
...t (I believe) everything and
now the ports no longer work.
This is what I believe is the offending code snippet from
sysutils/wmmemmon's mem_freebsd.c file:
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static kvm_t *kvm_data = NULL;
static int pageshift;
static struct nlist nlst[] = { {"_cp_time"}, {"_cnt"}, {0} };
/* initialize function */
void mem_init(void)
{
int pagesize = getpagesize();
pageshift = 0;
while (pagesize > 1) {
pageshift++;
pagesize >>= 1;
}
kvm_data = kvm_open(NULL, NULL, NULL, O_RDONLY, &q...
2006 Aug 07
7
mysql Date field not getting set correctly
I created a simple test to try and pinpoint my problem but nothing seems
clear to me.
I created a Thing model with fields { id (INT), date (DATE) }
now when I try to create a new "thing" the date does not get stored, and
no errors are reported.
@myNewThing = Thing.new(:date => "2006-08-07")
@myNewThing.save
this results in a new record with a date of
2003 Apr 23
3
top failure
...ng failure on some machine running
4.7. It's so weird so I'd very unlikely notice it at all, but
thanks to top(1): when launched, instead of displaying some
useful figures it exits with an error: "top: nlist failed".
>From quick look it appears that kvm_nlist() returns NULL for
nlst[0].n_type. Strange, ignoring; next exit point is: "top:
kvm_read for _ccpu: Bad address" Something bad happens: kernel
virtual memory symbol table becomes unreadable, so kvm calls
fail... But system runs all right, has completed buildworld
today...
Source of the problem is objcopy(1), i....