[illumos-gate] 17113 power: impossible condition -- Toomas Soome <tsoome⊙mc>

[illumos-gate] 17116 devmgmt: impossible condition -- Toomas Soome <tsoome⊙mc>

Hello, crawling back online in shame, I guess. At least, feeling sorry for what I guess is like standing up on a date, planning to join so many meetings and having time and body for so few :\

But the few discussions we did have here and there were fruitful for me, so thanks to all who participated, willing or hawked upon suddentl :)

...suddenly :)

fossdem?

alanc: ty for answering my question (richlowe, too)

ptribble: howdy sir! ever think about getting tribblix package tracking onto repology.org?

danmcd: a debug(?) kernel is very chatty if you operate on non-existent dlpi instances (existing driver, non-existing interface). I'm not finding where though. An example is if you do `ipadm create-addr -tT dhcp igb83/dhcp` you get dlpi-level warnings from the bogus interface: "ip: igb83: DL_BIND_REQ failed: DL_OUTSTATE". (in my case, I have an igb0, you should adjust igb to a driver you have attached, and an instance# you don't

have). Do you know approximately where these are, so I can mention them when I file a bug? :)

I don't off the top of my head. Hang on a sec.

FOUND IT!

ip_dlpi_error() (and fuck you vim and/or Terminal.app for assuming I wanna use you in mouse-click mode when I don't).

ip.c line 8100-ish.

Might wanna turn off one of those SL_* flags?

or maybe visit mi_strlog() itself?

create an empty .vimrc to disable that

oh, so not debug specific, probably.

I filed #17176 (fenix?) and copied you on it danmcd

BUG 17176: kernel is chatty on the console if you try to configure non-existent network interfaces (New)

↳ illumos.org/issues/17176

richlowe: I feel like I've seen those messages on release bits after moving interfaces around, so yeah, presumably not just debug (and very silly)

IndyJoenz: Would love to, I've looked at repology a time or two

It's a little tricky in that the packages are built in a way that wasn't designed to extract the required metadata in a straightforward manner

danmcd: if you've got a vim that's trying to be clever with the mouse if you hold shift whilst selecting/pasting it'll do normal unix type actions

set mouse-=a may help you;)