Dans l'épisode précédent (Fri, Mar 18 2005 - 09:21), Michael nous apprenait que :
> Hello,
> 
> >  I think there should be fixed things that aren't in netbsd-2 either
> >  ('coze I have hangs even with a full netbsd-2 release).
> >  It freezes (with no reason I can see) when compiling various things...
> >  Sometimes bash compiles straigth, sometimes not. Last thing was with
> >  openbox ; it freezed somewhere in the middle of the dependancies
> >  compilation.
> That's weird. I had some kernel panics which were related to a bug in the threadlib, but nothing else. Do you use IDE disks? I seem to remember there were problems with the U10s onboard IDE controller, I use it only for the CDROM, everything else is UW-SCSI.

 the system is 100% IDE.
 but pkgsrc is an NFS mounted FS.
 and the freezes apply during compilation - I mean not during
 installation only - but indeed swap access is done on IDE :)

 I don't have any scsi material to put in :(

> 
> >  userland never compiled completely.
> >  I even don't know which parts are worth compiling.
> Everything, at least once, because of dependencies...
> 
> >  I mean, maybe only gcc and a few libs are worth compiling (to stop my
> >  hang bug).
> Somehow I doubt it's gcc - I've never had any problems with it.
> If it was a software bug it would bite me (and a bunch of others) too...
> 
> > > > but if your patches aren't submitted, as you said, the kern conf is
> > > > useless :)
> > > I attached the keyboard patch to my previous mail, that should be all you need to roll your own.
> > 
> >  yep, I've seen it.
> >  I'll aply the patch when trying to compile -current.
> 
> It will compile without the patch, but the keyboard won't work.
> 
> have fun
> Michael

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