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<0> hey all
<1> w00
<1> the ol +v
<2> :)
<3> hmz
<3> who let you out?
<1> jobs
<1> said "put on this leash"
<1> "and walk yourself around the block"
<4> we export bwrite somewhere?
<4> buf.h vs inode.h?
<4> or even vn_bwrite should work I guess
<5> morning
<6> mojn
<7> ober: i hear what's in pkgsrc makes a pretty good afs client/server
<8> and so it begins...
<7> http://www.feyrer.de/NetBSD/blog.html?-tags=afs
<7> the second item should be good for looking at
<8> oi
<8> setting up some metrics
<8> since i don't have a nbsd machine i'm using windows utilities for such, awstats (multiplatform) and probabl ptrg
<8> er probably
<8> i'll eventually force a nbsd box in here
<7> use linux - it's the hype :)
<9> mmm teh hype
<7> jared :)
<8> morning shade
<8> oi
<8> 7:14 and i'm still setting crap up
<8> should have done it last night like i started to
<7> hrm.
<10> heyas MadAtWork
<11> Morning
<10> heyas darcy
<4> hubertEF well... there is arla for client, and openafs for server, but no openafs client. which includes an lkm etc
<4> I wrote the openbsd port, however their lkm interface somewhat lacks on anything non i386-sp
<4> in fact it's funny you mention Gendalia :P
<10> "haha" funny?
<4> well in the sense I have been communicating with her and elad on this work
<8> .
<8> done with the purchase request
<8> now time get down to the getting
<7> ober: gendalia runs a big afs installation at her university
<4> yeap
<12> afs, huh?
<13> Andrew File System
<12> I know what it is, I just don't know why. Or if anyone outside a couple of universities acutally uses it.
<13> Like NFS, Samba etc (network shares)
<4> IBM uses it :P
<7> i'd try & play with it
<7> it it wouldn't need a kerberos infrastructure first
<7> and i'd even set that up, if more services would properly handle that
<4> well it comes with it's own krb4 server
<7> yuck.
<7> iirc you don't have to use that, no?
<4> no you dont
<4> the arla client is nice, but not very fast given it's userland
<14> Can anyone clarify the fdisk option -s for setting a bootmenu name?
<14> im trying to set a bootmenu name via fdisk
<15> Good morning ***y daemons.
<14> im trying "fdisk -2 -s [/osname]" but something tells me that not the correct command
<7> omit the -2
<14> so how do I specifiy to name partion 2?
<7> iirc it asks interactively
<7> just run: fdisk -B
<7> or maybe: fdisk -B wd0
<7> and then see what happens
<14> it just ask for a timeout value and what should my default boot option be
<7> i never remember how that stuff works
<7> there's some /usr/mdec/mbr_bootsel file
<7> no idea how to write that though
<8> the IT Director doubted me... silly man
<16> sick
<14> yea! I got it
<14> what worked was
<14> fdisk -2 -u
<14> or fdisk -# -u where # is the partion number you want to edit
<14> the last question ask you if you want to edit the bootmenu
<14> highfive?
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