Bugs On 64-Bit Version 6.3

MOUNTING EXT2FS:

I dual-boot with OpenSUSE, sharing data on an Ext2
Partition. The machine is 
an AMD Sempron with SATA Hard Disk. After installing FreeBSD
64-bit for AMD, 
I suddenly got problems with mount_ext2fs. Thus:

"mount_ext2fs /dev/ad4s2 /mnt" , with various
options can yield:

"Operation not permitted"
"kldload: unsupported file type"

I haven't noticed a pattern yet, but I discovered a simple
solution:

"umount /mnt"

Which can work without complaining when I didn't know
anything was mounted, 
like immediately after reboot.

MEMORY LOCKING:

Recompiling my root-privileged program, I get a System Call
failure for:

mlockall(MCL_CURRENT);

errno says: "Resource temporarily unavailable"

But mlock(); works.

BIOS TIME SETTING:

System Time keeps getting set back, typically by 5 minutes
plus. I can't see 
another explanation yet except my new FreeBSD Installation.

Faictz Ce Que Vouldras: Frank Mitchell.



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