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Gidday,

just for the record - The procedure to find the physical faulty disk worked. Only step 4. was not correct



The rebuild has been triggered simply with:
# mdadm --manage /dev/md1...

Good Evening,

2 years ago, I set up an Ubuntu file-server for a friend, who is a photograph amateur. Basically, the server offers a software RAID-5 that can be accessed remotely from a MAC....

Gidday Jao,

Any good reason for not using what's provided out of the box by the ls command?

Best, Loïc

You usually fork() after the accept(); in the child you close the listening socket and continue the processing with the connected socket returned by accept(); while in the parent you close the...

Because:

you're freeing G->adj[i], not G->adj[u].
If you would free G->adj[u], the pointer wouldn't be correct since you have already shifted.

You could perhaps get your code working by...

Hi Luke,


I didn't spend much time with your program, but it occured to me that these lines look rather suspicious:

for( i = u; i < G->nv; i++ )
if( i + 1 < G->nv ) G->adj[i] =...

You must first be prepared that the server close unexpectedly the connection (e.g. due to a crash), that is:

read returns -1 and errno is set (e.g. ECONNRESET).
write cause SIGPIPE to be sent...

I strongly advise you to check the return code by the system calls. That way, you'll catch early error like invalid mq descriptor caused by a failed mq_open.

HTH, Loïc

That's Solaris 10; I think that DGPickett is interested in Solaris 8 (or earlier) since he mentioned M:N threading model. Indeed, starting from Solaris 9, they switched to a 1:1 model.


Cheers,...

Which OSes are you targeting?

Loïc

My understanding is that a good M:N scheduler should avoid the situation that when an user level thread blocks, all the user level threads mapped to the lwp block (because the lwp itself blocks)....

fork+execve are both needed to create a new process.

Cheers, Loïc

This is my understanding how things are supposed to work . Warning: the last time I dealt intensively with such questions was 6 years ago, so I can't guarantee to get everything right.
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You're forgiven.

SO_RCVTIMEO has been standardized with the Single Unix Specification ("aka Unix98"). The POSIX standard that deals with socket is IEEE Std 1003.1g-2000 ("aka Posix.1g") and...

Quoting yourself: I have a feeling that you have no idea what you are talking about :p Not all systems support SO_RCVTIMEO, so this last statement obviously doesn't make sense...

Your reasoning is...

When for instance blocking forever is not acceptable, and a timeout is needed... This is a classical requirement for real-world systems, and select() is one of the many possible ways to fulfill it.
...

This is supposed to be your reply to my answer, I guess?

If you read my answer carefully, you'll see that I just told the OP that it is not a problem to write/select at the same time on the ...

We're doing that without any problem. We have one thread that blocks on the socket waiting for the server to send data; while another thread might independently send some data to the server. Works...

Buy faster disks, perhaps? :D

Seriously, I am not aware of an efficient general solution for this kind of problem... Does anybody know one? ...

How is this binary produced? Perhaps you can...

use cat?

store the pointer returned by strstr(), look for the '=' sign, and after that location perform a sscanf() for instance.

Hi DGPicket,

perhaps I am not following you completely...

When you say "LWP had different scheduler priorities", I assume you mean that these LWPs are using a real-time scheduling (like...

Something around those lines:

#!/usr/bin/env python
import os

# assume we got the list from somewhere
list = ["apple", "oranges", "pears", "grapes"]

for fruit in list:
...

I still don't understand what you are trying to achieve:
- you have an UDP server ?
- this server should serve multiple UDP clients ?
- you want to use thread (e.g. one thread per client) ?
-...

You need to discretize your equation in time (i.e. using small dt). You just then compute the y(t) for t=0 until the first t where y(t)<=0 (i.e. the projectile has reached the original elevation).
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