DragonFlyBSD bugtracker

10/31/2010

05:47 PM DragonFlyBSD Bug #1893 (Closed): Firefox consumes 100% CPU while polling

Hi,
I compiled a new version of Firefox from pkgsrc (3.6.11) and after some
time Firefox consumes 100% CPU even if o... matthias

10/27/2010

04:33 PM DragonFlyBSD Bug #1886: ath/wpa_supplicant/dhclient lost connection

Hi,
* Samuel J. Greear wrote:
>
> Recent master kernel -and- world?
I'm running DragonFly v2.7.3.1236.g0b684-DEVEL... matthias

10/26/2010

06:19 AM DragonFlyBSD Bug #1886: ath/wpa_supplicant/dhclient lost connection

* elekktretterr@exemail.com.au wrote:
> Hi,
>
> This is on i386/master from about a week ago. It's an SMP laptop. Fo... matthias

10/06/2010

05:17 PM DragonFlyBSD Bug #1858: sftp on amd64

Hi,
* Damian Lubosch wrote:
> Hello!
>
> The tool sftp from dfly 2.6.3amd64 does a kernel dump when trying to
> 'ls... matthias

02:20 PM DragonFlyBSD Bug #1865 (Closed): Own DragonFly ELF brand name

Hi,
if you look at @/proc/<pid>/etype@/ on a common DragonFly system, you'll
see either "FreeBSD ELF32" or "FreeB... matthias

10/05/2010

06:35 AM DragonFlyBSD Bug #1860: Panic while creating UFS fs on vn(4) for initrd

* Matthew Dillon wrote:
> Hrm. I don't think you can create an 8 TB UFS1 filesystem. The
> limitation for U... matthias

10/04/2010

05:07 PM DragonFlyBSD Bug #1860: Panic while creating UFS fs on vn(4) for initrd

* Matthias Schmidt wrote:
>
> Crash dump is on its way to leaf in ~matthias/crash/crash_vn.7z (7zip
> archive). The... matthias

05:02 PM DragonFlyBSD Bug #1860 (Feedback): Panic while creating UFS fs on vn(4) for initrd

HI,
while creating an initrd with mkinitrd (creates an UFS file system on a
vn(4) disk the box paniced.
Crash dump ... matthias

09/28/2010

05:48 PM DragonFlyBSD Bug #1854: Bugs while using encrypted HAMMER root fs

* Matthew Dillon wrote:
>
> How much memory does this system have? The problem is almost
> certainly buffer... matthias

09/27/2010

07:02 AM DragonFlyBSD Bug #1854: Bugs while using encrypted HAMMER root fs

Moin,
* Matthew Dillon wrote:
>
> How much memory does this system have? The problem is almost
> certainly... matthias