[illumos-gate] 16319 tools: add yacc to build tools -- Toomas Soome <tsoome⊙mc>

rmustacc: is MAC_CAPAB_RINGS an illumos addition or does it predate it?

predates it

thanks!

→ SUPPORT 16608: ZOLA (New)

some spam over there

[illumos-gate] 16612 libshare does not build with libxml2 2.13 -- Andy Fiddaman <illumos⊙fn>

yuripv: We have made some changes since then and similarly, Oracle has too.

rmustacc: thanks, i was also wondering if this check makes any sense: src.illumos.org/source/xref/illumos…o/mac/mac_provider.c?r=86e5bb79#414, documentation does not seem to tell anything about *requiring* RX rings?

Probably because I left it out of the docs accidentally?

I wrote all those manuals at some point in an attempt.

also the documentation does not seem to mention that mac->m_v12n = MAC_VIRT_LEVEL1; is required as well, got few happy panics trying to use mc_tx callback :)

I think if you don't have rx rings, then there's not much point tbh.

I would not be surprised there's some bugs there.

Sorry.

probably, just wanted to implement tx stuff first

Makes sense. But I probably would keep the check unfortunately.

Make notes of issues you find missing in the docs and I can take a pass through that. I suspect there may be some other issues that I remember Jason filing.

Ah, yeah. He filed illumos.org/issues/15061 which I missed.

→ BUG 15061: mac_capab_rings(9E) missing discussion of MAC_VIRT_LEVEL1 (New)

oops, didn't check

All good. There are probably some others.

Not on you to check it.

our bhyve only does 9p right? not virtfs?

Seems they are different things but internet seems to mix them up sometimes.

Seems we indeed only support 9p not the more performant virtfs

Well it's not a we thing, it's a bhyve thing in general

sjorge: From what I recall, the newer virtfs thing is, on some level, the relatively raw tunneling of Linux VFS operations out of the guest into the host

Which is probably a pain to implement :P

Smells like the same old trap of people thinking linux == posix

If that is indeed the case it sounds like a pain in deed

No one really has the same vfs, unless you forked and haven't changed it.

I'm guessing that is also why FUSE on anything not linux is kind of a pain

[illumos-gate] 16573 smntemp Tctl is not degrees C -- Robert Mustacchi <rm⊙fo>

i'm running fresh omnios (omnios-r151046-8ab991ea831) and can reliably crash mdb with signal delivery

1. spawn mdb 2. pkill -1 mdb

> zsh: segmentation fault (core dumped) mdb

crash backtrace dpaste.com/7BFM9G9B3

i'm not sending it random crap, i am resizing a window and it crashes

(presumably SIGWNCH or whatever the name)

and with that i'm going afk, cheers

Thanks for reporting that, we'll look into it. I got a slightly different stack trace, but either way, not good. Sorry for the trouble.

i'll live

;)