Hi Tim,
> /tmp/df-nm.gz /tmp/df-truss.gz
Indeed, it opens "/etc/mnttab", reads from it, then calls statfs() on
each file system. It may also call sysfs(). So, that's really the SVR3
approach.
I couldn't believe it, but they haven't improved this functionality in
30 years, and are still selli
Hi Bruno,
/tmp/df-nm.gz /tmp/df-truss.gz
On Mon, 15 Oct 2018, Bruno Haible wrote:
{ Tim Rice wrote:
{ > Xinuos's latest release
{ > (last month) of the SCO OpenServer 5 product uses the SVR3.2 kernel also.
{
{ Can you determine which system calls the vendor 'df' program uses?
{ Through som
Tim Rice wrote:
> Xinuos's latest release
> (last month) of the SCO OpenServer 5 product uses the SVR3.2 kernel also.
Can you determine which system calls the vendor 'df' program uses?
Through something like 'truss df' or 'nm /bin/df'. This should help find
out whether the methods encoded in mount
On Mon, 15 Oct 2018, Bruno Haible wrote:
> I would propose to remove support for a couple of extremely old platforms
> as well:
> - SVR3 (released in 1987) and SVR2 (released in 1984) [5].
> [5] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UNIX_System_V
Not mentioned in the wikipedia article is that Xinuos's
Hi,
> A year ago (commit 467061a2014d742a27eb8d4498e8d09fb3225d53), the SVR2 support
> was removed from fsusage.
>
> Should it be removed from mountlist either?
I would propose to remove support for a couple of extremely old platforms
as well:
- Cray/UNICOS 9. This was apparently released in 19
Thanks Akim for the commit, so now the release will be able to pass the tests
on Mac OSX without any tweaks.
Cheers -- Yijun
==
http://mcs.open.ac.uk/yy66
From: Akim Demaille
Sent: Monday, October 15, 2018 5:56:49 AM
To: Bruno Haible
Cc: Bug-gnulib; Yiju
