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Subject: Re: weird dmesg
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On Tue, Apr 01, 2003 at 10:27:13PM -0600, David Jobes wrote:
> i am running freebsd 5.0, when i look at or run the dmesg command i get the
> following
> 
> <snip>
> 6 hw RW Node
>   1 machine R  *Handler String
>   2 model R  *Handler String
>   3 ncpu R  *Handler Int
>   4 byteorder R  *Handler Int
>   5 physmem R  *Handler
>   6 usermem R  *Handler
>   7 pagesize R  *Handler Int
>   10 floatingpoint R  *Handler Int
>   11 machine_arch R  *Handler String
>   266 aac R  Node
>     267 iosize_max R  *Handler
>   272 ata R  Node
>     273 ata_dma R  *Handler Int
>     274 wc R  *Handler Int
>     275 tags R  *Handler Int
>     276 atapi_dma R  *Handler Int
>   277 cardbus R  Node
>     278 debug RW *Handler Int
>     279 cis_debug RW *Handler Int
>   281 fxp_rnr RW *Handler Int
>   283 pccard R  Node
>     284 debug RW *Handler Int
>     285 cis_debug RW *Handler Int
>   286 cbb R  Node
>     287 start_memory RW *Handler
>     288 start_16_io RW *Handler
>     289 start_32_io RW *Handler
>     290 debug RW *Handler
> <snip>
> 
> what have i configured wrong, or is the new dmesg not like the older
> versions. I checked the output of another bsd system(openbsd) and it looks
> like the older versions did

<guess type="wild">Does your kernel have debugging enabled?</guess>

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