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...is support I had to define CPPFLAGS > as follows: > > export CPPFLAGS='-mcpu=ep9312 -mfix-crunch-d1' You should set CFLAGS instead (or as well). > but it seems libtool does not like it, while the object files are > compiled fine: It's ld that complains, actually. Not _everything_ is libtool's fault (and this is pilot error anyway) ;-) Segher

...he shutdown stuff in xenpci and gotten xennet up and running. The latest wdm stuff is in the wdm branch in hg if anyone wants to build it themselves. I haven''t tested the installer yet - maybe send me an email if you want to try it that way first. Otherwise just make sure you have removed _everything_ with ''xen'' in it from the HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet in the registry and don''t use install.bat, just install using the update driver thing. James _______________________________________________ Xen-devel mailing list Xen-devel@lists.xensource.com http://lists.xensour...

...he shutdown stuff in xenpci and gotten xennet up and running. The latest wdm stuff is in the wdm branch in hg if anyone wants to build it themselves. I haven''t tested the installer yet - maybe send me an email if you want to try it that way first. Otherwise just make sure you have removed _everything_ with ''xen'' in it from the HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet in the registry and don''t use install.bat, just install using the update driver thing. James _______________________________________________ Xen-devel mailing list Xen-devel@lists.xensource.com http://lists.xensour...

...://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/Research/SRG/netos/xen/ and one paper describing the whole thing is here: http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/netos/papers/2003-xensosp.pdf And Linus replied: This is what I alluded to [in a previous comment] - saying that if you move the driver down to ring1, then you should move _everything_ down to ring1 and just leave a microkernel at ring0. Now, I''m not big on microkernels, but a pure virtual machine abstraction is at least not the distateful academic mental masturbation that we saw in the 80''s. --- end --- Cheers, James Scott Purveyor of Non-distastefu...

This note is essentially a request for a reality check. I use IPFW & natd on the box that provides the interface between my home networks and the Internet; the connection is (static) residential DSL. I configured IPFW to accept & log all SSH "setup" requests, and use natd to forward such requests to an internal machine that only accepts public key authentication; that

....o -> live variable analysis for the sparc selectiondag.o -> start of aggressive instruction selector for DAGs profpaths.o -> path profiling instrumentation Basically, libraries are built in two forms: .a files and .o files. .o files are built/used when client programs want to link in _everything_ in a library. .a files are used when a client program wants to use some of the stuff in a library, based on what symbols are referenced. The difference is important for things like 'opt' which wants to link in _ALL_ optimizations no matter what, and 'gccas' which only wants to lin...

...tial write support. I want to do a few other things, but AFAICT none of that needs to delay the merge: - Better rebuild support -- if we lose a disk and add a replacement, we want to recreate only the contents of that disk, rather than allocating a new chunk elsewhere and then rewriting _everything_. - Support for more than 2 redundant blocks per stripe (RAID[789] or RAID6[³⁴⁵] or whatever we''ll call it). - RAID[56789]0 support. - Clean up the discard support to do the right thing. -- David Woodhouse Open Source Technology Centre David.Woodho...

...performance of CMT systems. From my read of the code, it looks like intrd only knows about virtual processors. This has major breakage in that all the virtual processors on a single core in a Niagra system share the common interrupt logic. I.e. when the interrupt handler runs, it interrupts _everything_ on that core. What I''m thinking of is to teach intrd about cores, so that instead of considering cpus (virtual), it instead considers load on *cores*. I think this will help it rebalance optimally. My biggest concern with this is whether my understanding of interrupt logic/core/virt...

..., don't follow the agitation from OSS enemies. You are of course wrong! > > You don't have to 'follow' anything - just read the phrase 'work as a whole'. You need to _understand_ the GPL and avoid to just lazyly read it as you did before. The GPL does _not_ apply to _everything_. The GPL just applies to the "work" that is under GPL. For the rest, you just need to include it under _any_ license and if you did ever carefully read the GPL, you of course did know that already. There are parts in the GPL that read similar to: "under the terms and conditions...

...gt; > + */ > > +int drm_helper_force_disable_all(struct drm_device *dev) > > Maybe put crtc somewhere in the function name so it's clear what we > are disabling. FWIW, I think it's more clear this way. set_config_internal will turn off everything attached to the crtc, so _everything_ will be disabled in this case. Either way, Reviewed-by: Sean Paul <sean at poorly.run> Sean > With that fixed: > Reviewed-by: Alex Deucher <alexander.deucher at amd.com> > > > +{ > > + struct drm_crtc *crtc; > > + int ret = 0; > > + >...

Hello, The only way I have come up so far to rename the domain is by re-provisioning Samba using the samba-tool utility. This, however, requires to remove the sam configuration file and the entire database file. This is definitely not very convenient as all the objects including the users, groups, and GPOs and their links will be destroyed. My question: Is there a better way to rename the

What exactly is different between the 32 and 64-bit version of CentOS 4.2? The kernel (drivers, file system, etc.) is probably compiled to support 64-bit and probably glibc. What're some important differences between the 32 and 64-bit version? I'm just trying to get a deeper understanding. Thanks in advance for any help. FongVang

...nge the motherboard and processor of the system from a K7 to an AMD 64 a couple of months ago. I was a bit lazy, and i simply did not think that it would be a big problem. Anyway, apt is configured to install 686 architecture packages, and changing that to amd64 make it go ape and try to reinstall _everything_. However, since all the xend-packages and images are of the correct amd64 .deb flavour(--force-architecture) and doesn't use any platform specific libraries(if one follows the dependencies), it should not matter....IMHO. Right? So, the problem is that it seems like python won't load the...

I have tried installing various GPS/topo map software suites on four Fedora machines under wine. On three of them, the install claims to succeed; the suite fails even to launch; I try to uninstall it; the uninstall either admits failure, or pretends to succeed while leaving the software still there and clickable (but, of course, not launchable). On one, I then ran a Fedora search (beagle, I

After I did a cvsupdate, my old code which was working fine before, now breaks. It says "Pure virtual method" called and aborts. This happens even for the Hello Pass example (I didn't make any modifications to this). I remember somone in the class had the same problem and managed to fix it. Did anyone else encounter this problem ? I'd be much obliged if somone could tell me how

Hello!! I need some help! I tried everything, but nothing worked! I have a vector c with dates in it, in the format "2004-04-01" and i need to convert it in the form "04/01/2004" or "01/04/2004" ! How can i do that?? Thanks Bye Martina --

Hi all, I am creating MS word document using ruby. can I use a "template" document in Microsoft word with place holders for dynamic data from database using ruby. Like, I''ve a template, I want to fill it by data from database, using ruby. Please help me out. Thanks, -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/. --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received

Hi, I got a little question on the rsync-option include/exclude: I excluded all hidden files in my home-directory but I want two files to be included. I used following command: gregor@notebook:~> rsync -avzuPn -e ssh --exclude=.* --exclude=* --include=.kderc --include=.gaimrc /home/gregor/ 192.168.0.1:/home/gregor/ building file list ... 1 file to consider wrote 69 bytes read 20 bytes

We are preparing for a new file server (Dell 2970) with an external disk array with integrated RAID (raidking.com). The array presents via Ultra 320 SCSI. We are looking for anyone that has had experience or opinions on SCSI cards without RAID that have a good performance working under CentOS 5.x. Any suggestions/comments on the controllers with large storage especially at or above 2tb would be

...to the LLVM docs directory so I can > > > submit patches against it? > > BTW, here's some hints for it: Thanks Chris, I'll add them. > Basically, libraries are built in two forms: .a files and .o files. .o > files are built/used when client programs want to link in _everything_ in > a library. .a files are used when a client program wants to use some of > the stuff in a library, based on what symbols are referenced. > > The difference is important for things like 'opt' which wants to link in > _ALL_ optimizations no matter what, and 'gccas'...