"Easiest" and "best" may be two different things here, but off the top of my head, I'd try using rsync to make sure your source tree matches the one on the measurement-factory server, then re-make the world and re-compile the kernel. The details of how to do this are on the tips page, but in short:
rsync -a -v rsync.measurement-factory.com::FreeBSD-3.4.TMF-src src
then remake the world, and recompile the kernel
You could probably also get the source diff file from the tips page and patch it, since you're already working with a 3.4BSD install
Hope that helps,
Nathan Acuff
>>> "Daniel Cox" <DCox@microbits.com.au> 07/06/00 13:14 PM >>>
I have been following the instructions 'How To Run PolyMix-3' and 'Setting Up
FreeBSD'.
The calculations for determining IP addresses are different from BakeOff-2.
svr = 500 + Req_Rate/10
was svr = 500 + rbt/10
There is a perl script in the polygraph source to help calculate this but it
uses the old formula.
Which is correct?
To avoid any mistakes with kernel configuration I downloaded the iso CD image
from your FTP site. The documentation gives the impression that this has all of
the necessary patches.
=> I installed selecting the user packages not kernel development.
ipfw fails with an error 'protocol not supported'
I looked through the 'Check Your Work' list and found only delayed_ack,
portrange.last, somaxconn to be correct!
What is the easiest way to fix this after installing with the CD?
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