Luke Dashjr

Happened again, and this time corrupted the zpool so it wouldn't import after rebooting. Had to use `-T ` on the secondary drive (manually offlined at the time) to import...

Workaround for now (not ideal: if you move the mouse during a vncdotool, the clicks go the wrong place): ```bash #!/bin/bash set -m # enable job control set -x orig_display="$DISPLAY"...

How is this not fixed after 2 years? Using this as part of my compile sandbox, but now Ctrl-C is leaving corrupt object files -.-

I get: ``` c++: error: unrecognized command-line option ‘-march=native’; did you mean ‘-mcpu=native’? ``` idk why compilers can't standardise this stuff, but I guess it should be arch-conditional.

That was with GCC 11.3.0 for ppc64le. There is no `-march` on this platform at all.

+1 to autotools. That would also make it simpler to libtoolise the library and make the examples link to it.

They're presumably not open source, so I at least wouldn't trust them...

Should be better than commenting it out: ```diff diff --git a/Makefile b/Makefile index a52df41..3aa7657 100644 --- a/Makefile +++ b/Makefile @@ -27,8 +27,10 @@ endif # Compile flags # -CFLAGS =...

Looks like my patch builds, but doesn't actually use intrinsics :/

What is the use case here? (And the avoid_reuse flag in general...)