of serialization. Anyway, if init is the only process
opening a tty, serialization would be inherent. But, like I said earlier,
I'm no master of init code. I've just never heard of any problems springing
from this, so I offer a possible explanation of why it seems (to me) to
work.
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> I think what's needed is some form of serialization
> around revoke() and open(). I'm not a master of the init code, but it may be
> that the code is inherently non-reentrant, so the original code would then
&g
s for the named path, so any
subsequent operations on the open file descriptor would fail, which defeats
the purpose of open(). I think what's needed is some form of serialization
around revoke() and open(). I'm not a master of the init code, but it may be
that the code is inherently
-build anything
beyond what has already been decided, but I would hope that it will be
possible to simply 'make' a 386 kernel--and all the rest--indefinitely.
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g mistake. Apple's UFS limits file
sizes to 2GB, and it doesn't support meta-data.
> [2] CVS keeps a shedload of metadata here
Ahhh.
Since the topic has moved from FreeBSD to Apple Mac OSX, it's now off-topic
and I should now kill this thread.
Paul
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user error.
Let's just forget the whole thing.
Thanks for all your help.
Paul
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e a workaround, you're probably more
> interested in the fact it works than in why. 8-) 8-).
Not true, I'm very interested in knowing what the problem is. It's true that
I'm happy to have a workaround (for which I thank you), but I'd sure like to
know why this happened in the first place.
Paul
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> You are not being quite forthright, I think.
Actually, I've been totally forthright. I start with an empty working
directory, and type:
setenv CVSROOT ":pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/ncvs"
cvs login
cvs co src/contrib
When it gets to directory src/contrib/cvs, I get:
cvs checkout: cannot o
checkout on src/contrib while bypassing
src/contrib/cvs? Or, can this be fixed to work?
Thanks,
Paul
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help me debug and resolve this problem? I've tried everything I
can think of to no avail.
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