00:12:07 <andyf> ENOSYS here just means that the mkdir system call isn't implemented for that filesystem. I suppose it could possibly return ENOTSUP instead.
00:12:20 <andyf> POSIX doesn't seem to say anything on the matter
00:13:25 <andyf> `mkdir /proc/fred` on Linux returns ENOENT
00:20:12 <iximeow> it'd be more like `mkdir /proc/1` on Linux, right? /dev/zvol/rdsk/ does exist
11:07:40 <nikolam> I wonder how to set up illumos do I can have working SerialOver LAN , I use Intel AMT KVM integrated in HP 800 G4 PCs and it works (With Mesh Commander on local web page
11:08:42 <nikolam> But When I try using SerialOverLan I get it working on machine reboot, I get it working only in Loader (SmartOS) but later after booting kernel I don't get SoL working anymore, it stops working. 
11:09:37 <nikolam> Maybe I need some parameters to set up in distro after working, so that serial connection survives after booting kernel and continues to work. 
11:10:29 <nikolam> Serial connection is much better if one wants to work with terminal or VT's and not GUI that is non-existant. 
13:37:26 <rzezeski> https://src.illumos.org/source/xref/illumos-gate/usr/src/lib/libumem/common/umem_impl.h?r=831abf2c#192
13:37:40 <rzezeski> Does UMEM_SLAB_MEMBER look wrong to anyone else?
13:38:06 <rzezeski> shouldn't it be compared to base + cache_slabsize?
13:41:32 <andyf> It looks ok to me. A bit simpler than `buf >= base and buf <= base + size` and no potential overflow to deal with.
13:41:51 <andyf> s/<=/</
13:48:28 <rzezeski> ohhhh, now I get it, sigh
13:48:47 <rzezeski> that might be the first time I've seen this method
14:15:23 <andyf> It does look odd at first glance, especially with relying on wrapping around zero if buf < base (hence the casts to an unsigned type I imagine)