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<0> hi
<0> hi morons
<1> any ever run dragonfly bsd?
<2> sounds like some drugs
<2> i used a live cd of it once i think, if you're taking a poll
<3> how do i go about finding hardware information on a running system? dmesg is so full of other kernel messages that the boot-info has been erased from the backlog
<3> i'm interested in cpu info
<4> more /var/run/dmesg.boot
<3> thanks
<5> hmm.. i'm looking for a sfv checker in ports.. any recommendations? although, atm i can't find a single one
<6> toft: md5 and stat :p
<6> toft: 6
<7> heh
<8> what is "sfv"?
<7> it's a compression format, iirc
<8> sounds unlikely
<8> make a port
<8> not you, him
<7> heh
<8> i hate openssl
<8> there exists this fairly clean, well-known Unix interface for writing to streams, blocking or non-blocking, and they had to go make an alternative one that seems similar but in reality is insanely complicated
<7> similar-but-not-quite-the-same ****s
<7> regardless of whether or not it's better
<8> they have this incredibly complex error handling structure
<8> but getting meaningful errors out is next to impossible
<9> uhm, i thought sfv was basically like a crc checker?
<7> samurai_: that's entirely possible -- i don't use it
<9> yeah - SFV Checker Ensure your multi-volume file archives are complete and accurate! SFV Checker uses CRC-32 technology to check each. .. .
<4> technology!
<9> popular with 'warez' and mp3 groups.
<9> dhartmei: it's HI-TECH.
<10> *ponders why they don't use sha1sum og md5sum*
<10> S/og/or/
<11> toft: for unix you can use cksfv
<10> is there any particular reason to why serial console should'nt work on a rs-232 db9 interface ?
<12> what are you using to talk to it?
<10> minicom on a linux machine
<13> umm
<13> i went to /usr/src/sbin/ifconfig to make some changes to the print layout of the command and even before i make some changes when i hit make it yells errors. Is that normal ?
<10> patzer: it echoes the input but does not give me a login prompt
<12> Kjetil|: did you try this - http://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq7.html#SerCon
<10> patzer: yes, thats what I have been looking at
<13> damn connection
<13> anyway, anybody home ?
<14> pong
<13> nice
<13> well
<13> i went to /usr/src/sbin/ifconfig to make some changes in the print layout of ifconfig and add some things, but even though i didnt make any changes and i just hit make
<13> it yells errors, is that normal ?
<15> No.
<14> I don't code so I won't be able to help, but for those who could, I'd bet the actual errors would help troubleshoot
<3> what, like 'gcc not found'?
<13> noo
<13> let me pastebin
<13> duh pastebin doesnt work for me :/
<13> do you have any other paste tool ?
<3> google for them. there should be thousands
<13> ok
<16> menta i dont envy what you're trying to do. I think I tried to do that once.
<16> i took the easier route and wrote something new to output the interface information in the format I wanted.
<3> that would be better than changing such a ubiquitous binary :)
<3> it's all ioctls anyway, eh?
<13> umm
<13> not all of them
<13> http://pastebin.ca/125512
<13> here
<13> any idea ?
<17> where did you get the source from?
<13> secondary anoncvs austria
<13> openbsd-current always
<17> are you on a -current system?
<13> yes
<13> CVSROOT=anoncvs@anoncvs2.at.openbsd.org:/cvs
<13> from here i made the update
<15> dmesg | head -1
<13> OpenBSD 3.9 (GENERIC) #617: Thu Mar 2 02:26:48 MST 2006
<15> ding ding ding.
<15> That's pretty far from current. ;)
<13> umm
<13> according to the docs
<13> i found that command in http://www.openbsd.org/anoncvs.html
<13> cvs -qd anoncvs@anoncvs.ca.openbsd.org:/cvs get -P src
<13> and now i see that it just fetches the tree ?
<17> your source is current, your system is not
<4> you have the -current source now, but your system is 3.9
<13> that is why ifconfig doesnt compiles again ?
<4> yes
<13> i see
<13> well, is there a doc to read about that upgrade ?
<4> in the faq, yes
<17> just 'cvs up -rOPENBSD_3_9 -PAd' to get the right source for your system
<13> well which is better ? to upgrade to current or to get the source for 3.9 ?
<4> better?
<17> up to you.
<10> depends if you are running stable or current me thinks
<13> well
<13> lets try to upgrade to current :P
<10> Wierd.... I got the serial terminal working now, but I don't know what was wrong
<18> `-quit
<18> umm
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