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    Boot delay

    This is an old thread, but I have the same problem .. then I came across what may be part of the delay - rc.d scripts. For me, I have a lot of ZFS volumes, and the rc.d/zvol script was taking it's time. Most of them run without any diags to the console, so you don't know they are active.
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    Build Your Own FreeBSD Update Server

    Hello, Yes, it's still broken with a fresh 9.2-RELEASE. I've figured out about the FTP site format, but the new ISO format is a problem and I haven't made it past that yet. I haven't built a working freebsd-update server before, so it's tricky to change so much when I don't even know if I'm...
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    ZFS + NFS performance improve by disabling zfs.cache_flush_disable?

    Hmm, some interesting points. I'll have to try a few tests and get back to you. Now that we are stable on v28 of VFS it may be time to review in detail some of these smaller but critical processes to make sure I fully understand how they work under v28. And I agree - there is no perfect...
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    ZFS + NFS performance improve by disabling zfs.cache_flush_disable?

    Interesting that you had data loss with my patch. I haven't experienced that in my testing, or in 2 years of production running that includes a number of crashes. I find that some people think my patch disables sync on the ZFS side - it doesn't. It disables sync between the NFS client/server...
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    Creating a ZFS network share over NFS

    Oh.. and FYI, I stripe both my L2ARC and ZIL - But I do it with a hardware controller (LSI9211 is one example), not ZFS. You won't experience any speed increase in using ZFS to stripe these items. My SANs are usually 48 drive monsters, so a little extra complexity in terms of a hardware RAID...
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    Creating a ZFS network share over NFS

    Check out my blog post below for a possible solution to your problem. I've been running a modified NFS server for nearly 2 years now in a production environment, without loss or issues (and the servers have had a few crashes due to other items - No file corruption). It relies on ZFS to keep...
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    BSD licensed C, C++ and Fortran compiler released.

    codestr0m: Yes, I understand your lack of love for the legal/licensing matters - I share it too, but I think the GPL status of pathcc will keep it from being the default compiler for FreeBSD, regardless of other reasons keeping it from being the default compiler. In my work, the license...
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    BSD licensed C, C++ and Fortran compiler released.

    Ah, and ultimately this is why the wiser FreeBSD people tell everyone else "don't mess with the base system compilers" as it's a very difficult road to tread... ...and they get tired of explaining how to do it to each newbie every other week. :-) LoZio: Thanks for the update. codestr0m...
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    BSD licensed C, C++ and Fortran compiler released.

    I've been doing some benchmarks as well, and I'm not finding it to blow the doors off gcc just yet. In fact, if you can get gcc 4.6 or similar to compile with the appropriate flags, you will probably have a very similar performance results to pathcc. Some of the threads suggest better tweaking...
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    BSD licensed C, C++ and Fortran compiler released.

    Hmm, it sounds like you should start with a fresh 8.2. Or better yet, try going up to a fresh install of 9-CURRENT - This is all pretty "testy-feely" anyway, and by the time you have something with Path64 stable enough to be using, 9 will be out anyway, so you may as well get a head-start on...
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    BSD licensed C, C++ and Fortran compiler released.

    Update: I have it compiling a basic "Hello World" program, and I'm even compiling a few of the smaller ports (TinyDNS for one) using pathcc. I notice that if I execute pathCC --help (the c++ version) I receive Bus error (core dumped) error message about halfway through the help output dump...
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    BSD licensed C, C++ and Fortran compiler released.

    Yup, that worked, I made it to 100%. I now have a shiny new compiler to play with on FreeBSD-9. Here's my cmake command that worked for me; set MYLIBPATH=/usr/lib cmake ~/work/path64 \ -DPATH64_ENABLE_TARGETS=x86_64 \ -DPATH64_ENABLE_MATHLIBS=ON \ -DPATH64_ENABLE_HUGEPAGES=OFF \...
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    BSD licensed C, C++ and Fortran compiler released.

    I managed to get to 38% before it crashed asking about the Fortran compiler. I didn't run into your errors. [ 38%] Generating pathfortran-static-x86_64/__/libfi/mathlb/ieee_exceptions_F90.o, pathfortran-static-x86_64/IEEE_EXCEPTIONS.mod gcc...
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    BSD licensed C, C++ and Fortran compiler released.

    Hi, Using pkg_add -r libdwarf will get you past that error at 18%, I'm now stuck at 28% where you were stuck at 33% before: [ 28%] Generating pscrt-static-x86_64/memcpy_em64t_c.o ### Assertion failure at line 812 of /root/work/path64/src/be/../common/util/id_map.h: ### Compiler Error in file...
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