Re: USB & Video driverless on Compaq iPAQ PC ??? / kerberosV

["Pete Vickers" <pete.vickers@uk.adtranz.com>]

video --> cool that there is a openbsd section on www.xfree86.org, not so cool
is that X  4.0.2 only supported i810 video on x86/Linux :-((  ...but that's OT i
guess.

USB --> ahhh [removes head from a*se, & stands up...] I see, sorry i was used to
just checking if lines were '#'ed out. this begs the Q ... what the difference
between # and 'disable' ? does 'disable' prevent me from haing to remove all
reference to children to prevent orphans ???


kerberos --> anyone shed any light ...

Also I'm interest in authenticating users against a Win2k active directory,
therefore I believe I require Kerberos v5 support. I can only find information
regarding version 4 on the OpenBSD www site. Is it possible to use v5 on
OpenBSD, or would this require too much tweaking ? maybe a few tweaks and a
rebuild of the relevant bins ? any info / pointers to relevant info on www
greatly appreciated.


anyway, thanks for all the [speedy] help

Pete




                                                                                
            "Angelos D. Keromytis" <angelos@cis.upenn.edu>                      
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To:   Pete Vickers/UK/Adtranz@Adtranz
cc:   misc@openbsd.org

Security Level:?         Internal

Subject: Re: USB & Video driverless on Compaq iPAQ PC ???




In message <412569CF.007C838D.00@demalng2.goc.adtranz.com>, "Pete Vickers" writ
es:
>
>Win2k sees video chipset as "Intel 810E chipset"... from memory, but there
>doesn't appear to be a driver/server for this in the version of X with OBSD2.8
>do I need to upgrade my X version ? if so is there a pkg for this ?

Well, there are OpenBSD-specific tar files for XFree86 4.0.2 in
www.xfree86.org

>USB:
>
>grep usb GENERIC
>....
># PCI USB Controllers
>uhci*     at pci? disable                # Universal Host Controller (Intel)
>ohci*     at pci? disable                # Open Host Controller
>
># USB bus support
>usb* at uhci?
>usb* at ohci?
>....
>usb support appears to be in GENERIC to me ????

Look again at the uhci*/ohci* lines :-)
Just remove the keyword "disable"
-Angelos