Weird Stuff That Might Have Happened To You Too?

[Sequethin]

Here's a few things that I've noticed that might just be me, or might happen to other people:

1. If i reboot with my cf card in, the bootloader freaks out. If i wait till I see the dmesg stuff coming up then plug in the card, it works fine.

2. After I use x the terminal gets weird

3. After I come back from suspend, I get some sort of "soft error" that is corrected.. but it happens every time.

4. If I unplug my usb ethernet adapter (a linsys usb200m, seen as axe0) I get never-ending error messages on my console and i have to reboot to get rid of them (luckily the terminal still accepts input so I can do that)


If anyone else is havin these issues, or has solved them, it would be cool to know  Other than that I'm more than happy with my system right now.

Mike

[barryg]

Good Day!

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1. If i reboot with my cf card in, the bootloader freaks out. If i wait till I
see the dmesg stuff coming up then plug in the card, it works fine.
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If this is a CF memory/Micro Drive noted in openbsd-arm archives and this forum.
Else, please provide dmesg.

2. After I use x the terminal gets weird
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Yap, noted in openbsd-arm archives and this forum.

3. After I come back from suspend, I get some sort of "soft error" that is
corrected.. but it happens every time.
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Harmless, mostly the built in micro drive warming up.

4. If I unplug my usb ethernet adapter (a linsys usb200m, seen as axe0) I get
never-ending error messages on my console and i have to reboot to get rid of
them (luckily the terminal still accepts input so I can do that)
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Please provide dmesg.

If anyone else is having these issues, or has solved them, it would be cool to
know :) Other than that I'm more than happy with my system right now.

Mike
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Mighty good to hear. ;)
Also if your OpenBSD setup is for keeps, do try to subscribe to
arm@openbsd.org.


Mabuhay! barryg

--
Barry Dexter A. Gonzaga, bofh

[obscurite]

Yeah, I was wondering about those "soft errors" too, but assumed they were mostly harmless. Thanks for the information!

I'm generally thrilled with OpenBSD/zaurus except that I would really need binary packages to be productive with it. As a learning tool, it's great!