on.
I'm interested if someone can share any experience he/she had with aio
on Linux.
Cheers,
-iulian
Chris Wilson wrote:
An easy way to do this would be with Java's NIO:
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/guide/nio/
Then it would work on Windows or Linux
-- Chris
On Wed, 2003-10-08 at 1
th threads, however.
Jon
On Wed, 8 Oct 2003, Iulian Musat wrote:
Hello everybody !
I have a project where I/O operations are going to take a significant
amount of time, and I think that I could use asynchronous I/O to gain
some CPU cycles while a read/write operation is on progress.
It will be grate
Hello everybody !
I have a project where I/O operations are going to take a significant
amount of time, and I think that I could use asynchronous I/O to gain
some CPU cycles while a read/write operation is on progress.
It will be grate if anyone can point me to some documentation about AIO
on
What exactly is the SCSI controller that you have?
Make sure you have the kernel module for it. I don't know details, but I
think the big picture is this: the st modules that controls tapes uses
the generic scsi module (scsi_mod) which in turn uses a module that can
handle a specific SCSI contr
cat fileA fileB > ResultFile
try: man cat
Aung Min Naing Oo - Unidux (IT) wrote:
Hello
Is there any command to combine two text files.
I need to combine the multiple access log files to
one single file for the report generating purpose.
eg. FileA
line 1
/dev/nst0 for non-rewind or /dev/st0 for auto-rewind
Try 'man st' and 'man mt' for more info
-Iulian
Douglas Phillipson wrote:
I just installed a SCSI PowerVault 11QT DLT tape drive on my RH AS 2.1
machine. I can't seem to find the tape device in /dev. Do I need to
run some command to force
Just a thought:
make sure you are using mpirun from the MPICH installation and not the
LAM one that comes with RedHat. Try:
/usr/mpich-1.2.5/bin/mpirun -np 2 a.out
-Iulian
Farschad Torabi wrote:
Dear Friends,
I have some problems on installing MPICH on my computer. So I wrote this
mail to ask y
Thanks !
-iulian
Lorenzo Prince wrote:
Hi.
Instead of trying to install kernel-2.4.20-19.7.src.rpm try installing kernel-source-2.4.20-19.7-i386.rpm. THis is the
actual kernel source rpm and will install with rpm -ivh under /usr/src.
HTH.
Lorenzo Prince
happy Shrike user ;)
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I don't know for sure, but it could be a miss-formatted RPC request (or
some random packages interpreted as an RPC request ?).
I was just looking to the svc_process function from
/usr/src/linux/net/sunrpc/svc.c .
Cheers,
-Iulian
David Hart wrote:
kernel: svc: bad direction 65536
We got this on
I need to compile a special module on a system which does not have the
kernel sources installed.
How can I install the sources for an existing kernel? (I don't want to
install a new kernel, just the sources for the existing one, so I can
compile the module).
The system is a Redhat 7.2, kernel
Hello everybody !
Does anyone know if it is possible to audit file access on a linux box?
If yes, what will be the configuration? What kernel version, file system
type, extra packages etc. ? Is it possible to audit the access to an
individual file?
Thank you,
-Iulian
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hanks everybody.
-iulian
Ric Tibbetts wrote:
Are you "sure" it's not the network itself?
I've had problems with Redhat 8.0 and the Intel EPro 100 driver.
Changing it from "eepro100" to "e100" clears up the problem.
Just a shot in the dark.
Ric
Iulian Musat wr
blems with more recent filesystems
and NFS
2) You might want to downgrade to 7.3, and use a new kernel
On Fri, Feb 07, 2003 at 10:02:50AM -0800, Iulian Musat wrote:
Hi everybody !
After we installed a fresh RedHat 8.0 on a 2 processor machine the NFS
daemon hangs from time to time - really badly,
Hi everybody !
After we installed a fresh RedHat 8.0 on a 2 processor machine the NFS
daemon hangs from time to time - really badly, since I cannot kill it
with -9. The problem occurs every couples of days.
I cannot even reboot, because the reboot process will hang trying to
kill the NFS daemo
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