setterm, without settleds

                                 ,,,,,
                                (o  o)
*******************oOO**(_)**OOo***************

Finnaly, it's working, it doesn't have the setleds thing because it
didn't worked,
the terminal ended really weird and only reset turn it back to normal.

does anyonem has problems if I use ioctl's ? because that's what the
real setleds use. spite the man page sais ioctl's can change witout
warning.

but is not a real issue for me, maybe I just use gnu setleds because
it doesn't use ncurses like setterm, (that was the reason I coded this
setterm in the first place).

ok, opinions will be apreciated.
come on, critics to, don't be shy.

                        .oooO    Oooo.
*******************(      )****(      )****************
                         \   (         )   /
                          \_)         (_/

No corrijas al necio no sea cosa que te odie, corrije al sabio y te lo
agradecera.
Al que a buen árbol se arrima buena sombra lo cobija.
Lo mejor que podemos hacer por otro no es sólo compartir con él
nuestras riquezas, sino mostrarle las suyas.

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Re: setterm, without settleds

On Friday 30 September 2005 18:07, Alastor "CrazyEyes" Santamaria wrote:
> Finnaly, it's working, it doesn't have the setleds thing because it
> didn't worked,
> the terminal ended really weird and only reset turn it back to normal.
>
> does anyonem has problems if I use ioctl's ? because that's what the
> real setleds use. spite the man page sais ioctl's can change witout
> warning.
>
> but is not a real issue for me, maybe I just use gnu setleds because
> it doesn't use ncurses like setterm, (that was the reason I coded this
> setterm in the first place).
>
> ok, opinions will be apreciated.
> come on, critics to, don't be shy.

Using ioctl is fine, but if the busybox setterm implementation doesn't do 
setleds we'll live. :)

Rob

[PATCH] fix e2fsprogs broken compilation

Hi,
this patch fixes the compilation of e2fsprogs
when you select just one applet at a time.
This is tested please apply.

Ciao,
Tito

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Re: [BusyBox 0000455]: inetd may leak sockets

bugs <at> busybox.net wrote:

> The following issue has been SUBMITTED. 
> ====================================================================== 
> http://busybox.net/bugs/view.php?id=455 
> Summary:                    inetd may leak sockets
> Description: 
> If inetd decides that a service is 'looping' its temorarly (10min)
> disabled. This happens (default) if the service has been started 40 times
> within 60 seconds. 

Last inetd version applied.
New features:

1) IPV6 services supported (global busybox networking configurable)
2) restore RPC services support (configurable)
3) destroy old bug with vfork_daemon() usage
4) 455 bug have destoyed from double place

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vodz

Re: [PATCH] modprobe and multiple options to modules

Hello!

To Rob's demand, here is the patch I did against 1.01 for modprobe to support
multiple options to modules.

This patch adds a HUGE amount of code, but hopefully should allow to
have a common ground to pasre arguments with a single function, whether
it is called from a shell interpreter, or from any other application needing
argument parsing. Rob, was it what you wanted?

Silly me, in the previous patch (the one that dumped core), I made a error
of one in the size of the array containing argv. Bahh. That was the end of
last week, I guess I was tired...

Anyway, any comments (positive or negative!) are most welcome!

For Intel x86 (P4), it adds 562 bytes:
   text    data     bss     dec     hex filename
   3728      20      28    3776     ec0 modprobe.o-orig
   4290      20      28    4338    10f2 modprobe.o

For ARM Xscale (IXP425), it adds 684:
   text    data     bss     dec     hex filename
   4676      20      28    4724    1274 modprobe.o-orig
   5360      20      28    5408    1520 modprobe.o

Regards,
Yann E. MORIN.

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Re: [PATCH] modprobe and multiple options to modules

Hello!

(Re-post, as my previous message doesn't seem to have made it to the ML).

To Rob's demand, here is the patch I did against 1.01 for modprobe to support
multiple options to modules.

This patch adds a HUGE amount of code, but hopefully should allow to
have a common ground to parse arguments with a single function, whether
it is called from a shell interpreter, or from any other application needing
argument parsing. Rob, was it what you wanted?

Silly me, in the previous patch (the one that dumped core), I made a error
of one in the size of the array containing argv. Bahh. That was the end of
last week, I guess I was tired...

Anyway, any comments (positive or negative!) are most welcome!

For Intel x86 (P4), it adds 562 bytes:
   text    data     bss     dec     hex filename
   3728      20      28    3776     ec0 modprobe.o-orig
   4290      20      28    4338    10f2 modprobe.o

For ARM Xscale (IXP425), it adds 684:
   text    data     bss     dec     hex filename
   4676      20      28    4724    1274 modprobe.o-orig
   5360      20      28    5408    1520 modprobe.o

Regards,
Yann E. MORIN.

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Re: [PATCH] modprobe and multiple options to modules

On Mon Oct 03, 2005 - 05:11:43PM, Yann E. MORIN wrote:

> (Re-post, as my previous message doesn't seem to have made it to the ML).

it did...

MfG
Andreas Banze

[PATCH] Add character and equivalence classes to tr

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buildroot

 I have
host pc :386, Linux,
Target ppc405. linux.
Kernel version : 2.4.31
Bootom: u-boot

I got buildroot snapshot, and picked up the
kernel header as 2.4.31
binutils ->2.15
gcc->3.3.5

When I load the ramdisk for kernel, I see following  while init executing
inttab, just spinning trying to
execute the /bin files

[.. I enabled some messages for debugging for console ]

RAMDISK: Compressed image found at block 0

Freeing initrd memory: 801k freed

VFS: Mounted root (ext2 filesystem).

Freeing unused kernel memory: 80k init

 '/bin/mount': Bad file descriptor
 '/bin/mount': Bad file descriptor
'/bin/mount': Bad file descriptor
/bin/hostname': Bad file descriptor
'/sbin/ifconfig': Bad file descriptor
'/sbin/route': Bad file descriptor
'/bin/touch': Bad file descriptor
 '/sbin/sys
'/sbin/klogd': Bad file descriptor
   Please press Enter to activate this console. IAMHERE.......
'/sbin/getty': Bad file descriptor
'/sbin/syslogd': Bad file descriptor

keeps on spining here.

Please help me.

thanks