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authorimp <imp@FreeBSD.org>2000-09-11 05:59:00 +0000
committerimp <imp@FreeBSD.org>2000-09-11 05:59:00 +0000
commitb17accca3322d0b7d6516b872183b480578804cd (patch)
treee1acbc0a5f9b095b409c26f739ef62de71290875 /UPDATING
parent5581cc0e46b115d013b5048e51fa82b9723f42c4 (diff)
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Add warning from Sheldon and others about stale modules
Add warning from markm about randomdev vs random change in loader
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@@ -5,6 +5,13 @@ directly to him. See end of file for further details. For commonly
done items, please see the end of the file. Search for 'COMMON
ITEMS:'
+20000909:
+ The random device module has been renamed from randomdev.ko to
+ random.ko. You will need to edit your /boot/loader.conf to
+ reflect this if you load this module at boot time.
+ The line should read:
+ random_load="YES"
+
20000907:
The SMPNG commit has happened. It should work, but if it
doesn't, fallback to the PRE_SMPNG CVS tag.
@@ -28,6 +35,19 @@ ITEMS:'
You *MUST* upgrade your boot loader and kernel at the same time.
+ Furthermore, you are urged to delete your old /modules directory
+ before booting the new kernel, since kldload will find stale
+ modules in that directory instead of finding them in the correct
+ path, /boot/kernel. The most common complaint that this cures
+ is that the linux module crashes your machine after the update.
+
+ if [ ! -d /boot/kernel.old ]; then
+ mv /modules.old /boot/kernel.old
+ chflags noschg /kernel.old
+ mv /kernel.old /boot/kernel.old/kernel.ko
+ chflags schg /boot/kernel.old/kernel.ko
+ fi
+
20000904:
A new issue with the sendmail upgrade has come to light.
/etc/aliases has moved to /etc/mail/aliases. Mergemaster will
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