similar to: isolinux in qemu broken by 985c965eca140470d87912cebd923cd27a6d892c

Hi all, I have received a fair number of bug reports over the last few weeks -- even days -- and I am therefore declaring 3.53-pre5 a release candidate for a 3.53 bug fix release. This 3.53 will not contain either of the two major features under development -- client side state (including boot-once) and gPXE integration -- since I want to avoid destabilizing the code base beyond the bug

line 15: if ( unask 077 && cp /dev/null "$errfile" 2> /dev/null ); then Should be umask. -- lfr 0/0 -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: not available Type: application/pgp-signature Size: 189 bytes Desc: not available URL: <http://lists.centos.org/pipermail/centos/attachments/20071027/b5be5773/attachment-0004.sig>

This patch changes only strings, no program code. It is would be nice if it goes in the 6.04 release. Reported-by: Ady <ady-sf at hotmail.com> How this patch was prepared, how the editting for this patch was done Where is auxiliary written with double l? git grep -i auxilliary Which files are effect git grep -li auxilliary Changing the those files with the streaming editor sed

Hi there, I''ve read the paper on Xen live migration, and it shows some very impressive figures, like 165ms downtime on a running web server, and 50ms for a quake3 server. I installed CentOS 5 on 2 servers, each with 2x Xeon E5335 (quad-core), 2x Intel 80003ES2LAN Gb NICs. Then I installed 2 DomUs, also with CentOS 5. One NIC is connected to the LAN (on the same switch and VLAN), the

Why doesn't the Windows Syslinux installer show: --offset and --directory too (I know it is not supported)? Because the Linux versions show the Windows/dos specific commands: --mbr --active and --force I didn't check the DOS version. If all options will be displayed unconditionally for all installers, it might be a good idea to add: --offset -t Offset of the file system on the

I am trying to fit a B-spline regression model with a corStruct using gls. I am using bs() and specifying the knots myself. If I make the knots data-dependent, this works but has undesirable side-effects. I prefer to reference an auxilliary variable "knots" in my model formula. It should not be part of the data frame, as it is a vector of a different length. How can this be done? The

Hello, Could we have an update of the status of Syslinux entry in Google's Summer of Code? A list of accepted projects would suffice. Thanks, Luciano Rocha -- lfr 0/0

Allow the user to define the type of partition and its number from the command line. The following example creates partition numer 4 with type 1c (hidden FAT32 LBA): isohybrid -fstype=28 -pentry=4 hybrid.iso --- utils/isohybrid.in | 11 ++++++++--- 1 files changed, 8 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) diff --git a/utils/isohybrid.in b/utils/isohybrid.in index 83f9dc0..d67a2b5 100644 ---

Hello, The attached l32or64.c implements a com32 module that boots two different kernels with different initrds depending on whether the cpu has long mode support or not. I stumbled upon two problems while developing it with current git version (last commit 595705ffad4f63cfeb84e9bb1243df03808c2fff). The first was that syslinux_boot_linux didn't work for me. Both the command line and initrd

Hello, Current syslinux in git (syslinux-3.63-pre1-4-gb890569) fails to compile: make[2]: *** No rule to make target `readpit.c32', needed by `all'. Stop. make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/luciano/work/git/syslinux/com32/samples' make[1]: *** [all] Error 2 make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/luciano/work/git/syslinux/com32' make: *** [all] Error 2 -- lfr 0/0

Hello, The main function in com32/modules/chain.c does a lot of argument parsing, finding the drivename, partition, seg, etc., for two statements nullifying most of the work: drivename = argv[1]; partition = argv[2]; /* Possibly null */ Seeing as the function initializes the variables correctly at the beginning: drivename = "boot"; partition = NULL; shouldn't these

Hello, ifcpu64.c has the following comment: * append boot_kernel_64 [-- boot_kernel_32pae] -- boot_kernel_32 Also in NEWS: (and optionally 32-bit kernels with or without PAE.) However, if one doesn't specify boot_kernel_32pae but only boot_kernel_64 and boot_kernel_32, and if the CPU doesn't have support for PAE, args[2] will be executed unconditionally, with no check for if

Hello, klibc-1.4 and klibc-1.4.29 don't export the creat function: $ klcc -static -s -Wall rtfs.c -o rtfs rtfs.c: In function 'move_ent': rtfs.c:318: warning: implicit declaration of function 'creat' rtfs.o: In function `move_ent': rtfs.c:318: undefined reference to `creat' $ grep creat\\b /usr/lib/klibc/include/ -r /usr/lib/klibc/include/zlib.h: descriptors are

Hello, vesamenu.c32 from syslinux-3.75.tar.bz2 is broken in my tests with: - qemu 0.9.1 -cdrom iso_image - qemu 0.9.1 -cdrom iso_image -std-vga - virtualbox 2.2.0 (Sun version) It blocks right after showing the copyright notice. I've since compiled the following versions in my machine, running Fedora 10: - syslinux-3.63 - syslinux-3.72 - syslinux-3.73 - syslinux-3.75-143-g080bf56 I did a

Hello to everyone, I have gotten my file to print to screen but when I use read.table I am getting an error message that says there are" more columns than column names."This is a file that was not created by me so I am not sure how to investigate and solve this problem.I looked in the help file and it suggested an auxilliary function called count.fieldsThe code that was used was:

> Looking around, there appear to be a lot of small places needing some > whitespace cleanup/reconciliation. > Just to be clear, I am not criticizing, but actually asking... Are those white-space characters impacting the binaries being built? Would they affect common users? Are those characters affecting developers? For instance, do they affect some git command? Or, do they make

I'm right now handling this beach-ball sized grenade, and trying to figure out which of our services need to be locked down right away. Since dovecot passes values via environment variables based on user input (e.g. username, password, mailbox?) to auxilliary executables (including possibly bash shell scripts), is dovecot vulnerable to this exploit? (This is not a fault of dovecot, but

Using MingW32/GCC 4.2.1 binary release, mix of Cygwin and MingW32 auxilliary tools, ActivePerl's Perl 5.8.8; operating system Vista. I'm not going to worry about bootstrapping llvm-gcc until I know I can bootstrap gcc. 1) ActivePerl uses the wrong shell (cmd.exe rather than sh.exe) when doing backticks. I had to moderately rewrite llvm-config to use the Cwd module's abs_path

Hello, Kenneth > Using MingW32/GCC 4.2.1 binary release, mix of Cygwin and MingW32 > auxilliary tools, ActivePerl's Perl 5.8.8; operating system Vista. I'm > not going to worry about bootstrapping llvm-gcc until I know I can > bootstrap gcc. Don't do this. Use either pure cygwin or pure mingw (with msys + msysDTK) installation. This will save bunch of time for you.

Hi, First things first, sorry for the off-topic, but I've already burned my eyes Googling and couldn't find the answer to what I need and I remembered asking here, because I'm a long time CentOS and its mailing list user. Again, my apologies. I have this command to create an FTP account: # pure-pw useradd mario -u 502 -g 502 -n 1000 -N 200 -d /home/pages/mario This command asks for