Announcing FreeBSD 5-SELECT cvs repository
The FreeBSD 5-SELECT cvs repository, my selected FreeBSD 5.x collection is available by HTTP browse here:
http://bsd.delphij.net/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/src/
A commit mail archive is available here:
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The FreeBSD 5-SELECT cvs repository, my selected FreeBSD 5.x collection is available by HTTP browse here:
http://bsd.delphij.net/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/src/
A commit mail archive is available here:
wilko announced this today, but the reason is unknown.
I have sent a headsup to bugs list of DragonflyBSD, which mentions the recent bugfixes on FreeBSD-CURRENT committed by Dr. Alan Cox.
The current FreeBSD Soft Updates poses to a performance peanlity when there’re plenty of i-nodes and this is very common case in badly-designed systems, however, I think this should be solved.
The migration apparantly gots its result, 30 times of increase here. No old hardware any more!!
I don’t want to do this, but I can not bear beastie.frontfree.net any more. It continously generates troubles for me, and in addition, the configuration is too poor for me, not only compared to the other servers I moderate, but also to the modern computers.
I hate them, really, really hate them, they are abusing the machine and I have to spend much time on dealing with the mess they generated.
I have just tried to umount /usr on my test box in order to get all outstanding writes to be sync’ed to disk (as Kirk McKusick said, the umount system call will do true sync of a file system).
With help from clement@, I have finally addressed the problem I am encounting was caused by a mix of libkse(libpthread) and its older version.
das@ [David Schultz] has done some benchmark of the different PID allocators recently being discussed on hackers@, and the result is available here.