Poking at the mt7620 wifi driver today, but I don't have a FreeBSD source tree
in /usr/src. Trying to build spits out this message:
$ make
make: "/usr/share/mk/bsd.kmod.mk" line 12: Unable to locate the kernel source tree. Set SYSDIR to override.
Searching around, I could find others with this problem, mostly they had had
forgotten to checkout a source tree into
/usr/src
. With a source tree in
/home/user/code/freebsd
I needed to set SYSDIR.
SYSDIR must point to the
sys
subdir in the FreeBSD source rather than the
location of the whole tree(i.e. /usr/src). I modified my module
Makefile
list
so:
SRCS=bus_if.h device_if.h opt_usb.h usbdevs.h if_run.c
KMOD=run_mt
SYSDIR=/home/user/code/freebsd/sys
.include <bsd.kmod.mk>
Reading:
Babylon's Ashes, Cryptonomicon
Interference is a bitch, you should heed the warnings about cheap Chinese video
systems they can make a lot of noise. This weather sat didn't stand a chance,
Here
is an article explaining what is going on.
Reading:
Babylon's Ashes, Cryptonomicon
Pretty sure I am not, I lost the git branch with a new feature on it and it
took an hour to find. I didn't delete it, I just couldn't remember where it was.
Reading:
Babylon's Ashes, Cryptonomicon
Reading:
Babylon's Ashes, Cryptonomicon
I read this cool article
on trying to get the
Purism
laptop booting
with
coreboot
instead of the proprietary bios. Quite a lot of people
having been trying to open up the Intel hardware ecosystem in the past few
years, all those closed bits make it very hard to say that hardware is secure.
It would be nice if we could leave the Intel world and use ARM or MIPS
processors, but I think the graphics situation holds us back.
Reading:
Babylon's Ashes, Cryptonomicon
