bbsload is one of the 'bbtools' for the BlackBox window manager.
It is a small (in dimensions) tool that will visualise various system
parameters, like avarage load and memory usage.
Provided by Martijn van Buul in pkg/16339.
pkg/15065. I updated it to 0.91 and removed patch-aa which
the submitter already sent to the grub people.
GRUB is the GRand Unified Bootloader. Briefly, bootloader is the first
software program that runs when a computer starts. It is responsible for
loading and transferring control to the operating system kernel software
(such as NetBSD orLinux). GRUB understands ffs, FAT{16,32}, ext2fs,
ReiserFS, minixfs, and VSTafs. It can directly boot NetBSD, FreeBSD,
OpenBSD and Linux without any other bootloader, loading a.out and ELF
kernels from the disk and passing along necessary arguments (in most cases).
It can also boot any operating system (the above, plus eg Windows, OS/2) by
chaining to that operating system's specific loader. Grub features a
runtime command line and loads its configuration at boot rather than
requiring rerunning of a separate utility. Other features are TFTP booting,
serial console support, large disk support, support for both DOS MBR label
and BSD disklabel simultaneously, booting from hard drive or floppy.
GRUB is available for the i386 architecture only.
Split probe into separate (user configurable) script and add ssh version,
ssh 'etc' directory, and redhat version (where appropriate) to the default
set of parameters probed.
respective pkgconfig-style scripts, we should actually use them instead of
directly invoking "gnome-config" or "orbit-config". This will allow us to
properly buildlinkify this package.
Ruby/Quota
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This module provides functions which manipulate disk quotas.
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SUPPORT ENVIRONMENT
* Linux 2.4 or later
* Solaris 2.6, 7, 8
* FreeBSD, NetBSD (OpenBSD,.. ?)
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SYNOPSIS
Quota::GroupID.new(id)
Quota::GroupID[id]
Quota::UserID.new(id)
Quota::UserID[id]
Quota.quotaon(dev, quotas)
Quota.quotaoff(dev)
Quota.getquota(dev, uid)
Quota.setquota(dev, uid, dq)
Quota.setqlim(dev, uid, dq) # *BSD does not have this function.
Quota.sync(dev)
* 'dev' is a device file or a mount point (e.g. /dev/hda0, /mnt/foo). On *
BSD, this library try to find a mounted directory from a given filesystem
using getmntinfo().
* 'quotas' is a quotas file.
* 'uid' is an integer value, an user id or a group id. If it is an integer,
it is treated as an user id.
* 'dq' is an entry of the quotas. its members are same as 'dqblk' structure
(e.g. dqb_curblocks => dq.curblocks). see also the quotactl man pages and
header files (e.g. linux/quota.h).
Changes are mainly bugfixes, most notably this now compiles with
control-center-1.4.0.4. This version also adds support for start-here:,
preferences:, system-settings:, server-settings:, start-here:, and
programs: URI schemes.
While at it, fix localstatedir to avoid installing scrollkeeper files
where they don't belong (PR pkg/13057).
This version is more robust wrt. problems during the build stage.
The fdgw main Makefile performs more error checking, ${.CURDIR}/mnt
is used as mount point for vnconfig, and a "make unconfig" is run
if a sub make process fails.
Changes since 0.11.19:
* Rewrote routine that creates the filenames used when interpolating
{fup}-codes in commands. Now doesn't emit double slashes, which
helps some (confused) apps to work better.
* gentoo now attempts to copy the protection (mode) flags for
files, device nodes, and directories. That might have been overdue.
* Incorporated patch to widget code from J. Hanson's home page.
* Literally hundreds of minor clean-ups (removed needless casts,
improved naming consistency, use glib types, and on, and on).
* Tweaked the way symlinks are displayed by the Information command.
* The gentoorc sample config file is now built from a slightly
better gentoorc.in template. The icon location might not come
out correctly if you use the --datadir configure option, though.
* Fixed a missing include in the main gentoo.h header, which I
believe caused date sorting to break. Thanks for the reports.
* Fixed bug which caused failure to execute a (most likely miss-
ing) external command to be reported twice.
* The directory history can now be saved, and thus made persistent
between sessions. Suggested by Roger Sondermann. See option on
the Dir Panes config page, sub-page "History". It's lonely.
* Added a section to the man page (docs/gentoo.1x--read it!)
that talks about how the new persistent-history interacts with
a pane's default directory, and stuff.
* Wrote a new, vastly more powerful, command argument parser. It
gives better control over the initial paths shown. Nice.
* Inspired by a patch from Patricio Moracho, I added support for
underlined keyboard accelerators in all (most?) dialog buttons.
And other bug fixes.
all dependencies on packages depending on "png" which contain shared
libraries, all for the (imminent) update to the "png" package.
[List courtesy of John Darrow, courtesy of "bulk-build".]
Changes:
The memory sizing code has been completely rewritten. By default
Memtest86 gets a memory map from the BIOS that is now used to find
available memory. A new online configuration option provides three
choices for how memory will be sized, including the old "probe" method.
The default mode generally will not test all of memory, but should be more
stable. See the "Memory Sizing" section for details.
Testing of more than 2gb of memory should now work. A number of bugs
were found and corrected that prevented testing above 2gb. Testing
with more than 2gb has been limited and there could be problems with a
full 4gb of memory.
Memory is divided into segments for testing. This allow for frequent
progress updates and responsiveness to interactive commands. The
memory segment size has been increased from 16 to 32mb. This should
improve testing effectivness but progress reports will be less frequent.
Minor bug fixes.
