Re: [patch] Fix runttys segfault

2001-11-21 Thread Ryan M. Golbeck
Roland McGrath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Thanks! I also found some other wrong-sized allocations and fixed those, > and added checks for malloc failure in the places it was missing. > Please test the new version of runttys. Updating my checkout now. I'll let you know if it causes any probl

Re: [patch] Fix runttys segfault

2001-11-21 Thread Roland McGrath
Thanks! I also found some other wrong-sized allocations and fixed those, and added checks for malloc failure in the places it was missing. Please test the new version of runttys. ___ Bug-hurd mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/l

[patch] Fix runttys segfault

2001-11-21 Thread Ryan M. Golbeck
Here's the fix for the runttys segfaulting. It was an off by one error in allocating space to hold an argv vector during construction of the string for the terminal used. runttys.c: 2001-11-21 Ryan M Golbeck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> * runttys.c (setup_terminal): Fixed off by one error interna

Re: runttys segfaulting

2001-11-21 Thread Roland McGrath
> Thank you. I have solved the problem. Great! > What is the standard for preparing patch files for the list? Please post diff -u output, preferably relative to the current hurd sources in CVS. Make ChangeLog entries for all changes according to the conventions you can see in the existing log

Re: runttys segfaulting

2001-11-21 Thread Ryan M. Golbeck
Roland McGrath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > When using mcheck, you can insert calls "mcheck_check_all ();" in various > places to have it check for overruns and such. Otherwise it only checks > periodically. Or you can try "mcehck_pedantic (0)" early in main, > and leave out -lmcheck in that c

Re: runttys segfaulting

2001-11-21 Thread Roland McGrath
When using mcheck, you can insert calls "mcheck_check_all ();" in various places to have it check for overruns and such. Otherwise it only checks periodically. Or you can try "mcehck_pedantic (0)" early in main, and leave out -lmcheck in that case. __

Re: runttys segfaulting

2001-11-21 Thread Ryan M. Golbeck
Roland McGrath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > That probably indicates some memory clobberation. > Try linking runttys with -lmcheck. Here is a more comprehensive backtrace with a debug version of libc: #0 0x010b7618 in chunk_free (ar_ptr=0x1186d40, p=0x14) at malloc.c:3224 #1 0x010b731a in c

[Richard Stallman ] Terminology for the Hurd

2001-11-21 Thread Thomas Bushnell, BSG
--- Begin Message --- Apparently even some people who work on the Hurd don't know this: The following are all correct: The Hurd -- referring to the server suit The GNU Hurd -- referring to the server suite; same as "the Hurd." GNU/Hurd -- A complete operating

Re: [patch] setting the fsid on a bootstrap file system

2001-11-21 Thread Marcus Brinkmann
On Thu, Nov 22, 2001 at 01:08:44AM +0100, Neal H Walfield wrote: > + Note: these is only valid after the arguements have been parsed by, s/arguements/arguments/ Marcus -- `Rhubarb is no Egyptian god.' Debian http://www.debian.org [EMAIL PROTECTED] Marcus Brinkmann GNUhttp://

Re: [patch] setting the fsid on a bootstrap file system

2001-11-21 Thread Neal H Walfield
> In your remarks and in your code you've used "getuid" a few times where you > should have used "getpid". I'll assume that was just a persistent typo and > nothing more. It was, excuse me. > In yet another example of why you should separate semantically distinct > changes into separate patches

Re: [patch] setting the fsid on a bootstrap file system

2001-11-21 Thread Roland McGrath
In your remarks and in your code you've used "getuid" a few times where you should have used "getpid". I'll assume that was just a persistent typo and nothing more. None of this new complexity is worth the trouble, nor was the old complexity. The `getpid' function simply returns the value of a g

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No network

2001-11-21 Thread Ciro Cavani
I installed the hurd normally from H1 CD. When I booted the system, GNU Mach shown me that it had found an eth0 and I configured it like in manual, but when I tried connect to my LAN network, I wasn't able to ping the gateway server... or anything besides localhost and my own ip. I have a 3c905 (

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[patch] setting the fsid on a bootstrap file system

2001-11-21 Thread Neal H Walfield
We cannot set the fsid of a boot file system to its uid as, at least initially, there is no proc server. The current work around is to wait until we need the fsid and then set it. The implication is that every time we need the fsid, we must also check to see if it has been set. Although this is

Re: Allocating buffers in ext2fs

2001-11-21 Thread Neal H Walfield
> Either way, I think that correcting this false > optimization is the Rigth Thing to do and that this is a reasonable > implementation. I decided that I wanted to see if there really was a measurable speedup, so I ran some trivial non-scientific tests. I compiled the Hurd four times (each time