version 1.5.40.4, 2009/04/01 22:08:37 |
version 1.6, 2009/03/11 23:22:57 |
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# sysctl(8) variables to set at boot time. |
# sysctl(8) variables to set at boot time. |
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# Scheduler Activations (SA) are needed only if you run an unmodified |
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# NetBSD 4.x (or earlier) userland in a chroot (for example in pkg bulk |
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# build sandboxes). |
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# There is a netbsd-4 compatible libpthread.so available that you can drop |
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# into your netbsd-4 userland instead, which avoids the need for SA. |
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# However, if you really need SA, enable it here by switching the line below |
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# to 0 - THIS IS CONSIDERED A SECURITY RISK - VERY LIKELY ANY LOCAL USER WILL |
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# BE ABLE TO CRASH YOUR SYSTEM - USE AT YOUR OWN RISK! |
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kern.no_sa_support?=1 |
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# Default on panic: dump core and reboot. See savecore(8) for information. |
# Default on panic: dump core and reboot. See savecore(8) for information. |
# Switch this to 1 if you want to enter the kernel debugger on crashes |
# Switch this to 1 if you want to enter the kernel debugger on crashes |
# instead. See ddb(4) for an introduction and also try the "help" command |
# instead. See ddb(4) for an introduction and also try the "help" command |
# at the db> prompt. |
# at the db> prompt. |
# If you understand the implication and want to change the behaviour before |
# If you understand the implication and want to change the behaviour before |
# /etc/rc.d/sysctl is run, use the kernel option DDB_ONPANIC, see options(4). |
# /etc/rc.d/sysctl is run, use the kernel option DDB_ONPANIC, see options(4). |
ddb.onpanic?=0 |
ddb.onpanic=0 |
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# Default core name template: |
# Default core name template: |
#kern.defcorename=%n.core |
#kern.defcorename=%n.core |