netbsd-tech-userlevel

2008-02-01 - 2008-03-01 (78 messages)

2008-01-01 - 2008-02-01 (121 messages)

2007-12-01 - 2008-01-01 (129 messages)

  1. 2008-01-31  [4] The son of "lpr-patch reloaded"                       netbsd-te Brian Ginsbac
  2. 2008-01-31  [5] Foomatic-ability for LPR                              netbsd-te Brian Ginsbac
  3. 2008-01-31  [1] lpr-patch reloaded                                    netbsd-te Dennis den Br
  4. 2008-01-31  [1] Patch to lpr for passing "-j" to filters              netbsd-te Dennis den Br
  5. 2008-01-31  [2] ttyname(3) behaviour when /var/run/dev.db is out of d netbsd-te Christos Zoul
  6. 2008-01-28  [1] tweaking /etc/rc.d/sysdb                              netbsd-te Jukka Salmi 
  7. 2008-01-27  [2] Re: iconv(3) prototype                                netbsd-te Christos Zoul
  8. 2008-01-27  [5] cpuset_t vs. cpu_set_t                                netbsd-te Anthony Malle
  9. 2008-01-23 [27] swap-on-raidframe vs raidctl -P                       netbsd-te der Mouse 
 10. 2008-01-22 [10] libexec/httpd and unsorted directory index            netbsd-te Thor Lancelot
 11. 2008-01-21  [1] reproducible awk(1) segfault                          netbsd-te Jukka Salmi 
 12. 2008-01-21  [1] RockRidge (was Re: Generic boot image) support in mak netbsd-te Daniel Caroso
 13. 2008-01-21 [15] Generic boot image support in makefs(8)               netbsd-te John Nemeth
 14. 2008-01-19 [14] rpcgen with env variable CPP set to "cc -E"           netbsd-te Hubert Feyrer
 15. 2008-01-16  [3] realtime functions in userland                        netbsd-te Matthias Droc
 16. 2008-01-15  [8] Processor sets, affinity, real-time extensions        netbsd-te Andrew Doran 
 17. 2008-01-11  [4] Re: mounting by wedge name                            netbsd-te Bill Stouder-
 18. 2008-01-10 [14] Re: declaration of strptime                           netbsd-te Joerg Sonnenb
 19. 2008-01-07  [2] tcpdump -D not working by default                     netbsd-te Jukka Salmi 
 20. 2008-01-05  [1] Re: make(1) :M / :N doesn't deal with sets            netbsd-te David Holland