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ok krw@
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with Zaurus.
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Mostly stylistic change, making comments and printf()s similar between BBB
and CBI.
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do less work if we hit an error
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Fix a printf() error.
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When starting a bulk-only transfer, punt early if the device is going away.
ok krw@
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Do the quirk initialization earlier.
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On a Bulk-In data stall, make sure we copy back the data received, per the
spec. This is the real problem behind FORCE_SHORT_INQUIRY.
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log message for umass 1.98, umass_scsipi.c 1.11, umassvar.h 1.21:
Fix several problems with CCI handling, and enable it: * We were never calling
the callback function when we got a UFI CCI(!). * We were passing a bogus
residual count on non-UFI CCIs. * After a REQUEST SENSE, the UFI CCI may
include the ASC/ASCQ from the sense information -- don't consider this a
failure.
In addition, remove a horrible hack that was causing us to drop sense
information on the floor and return empty INQUIRY responses, often in the
case where there is a UNIT ATTENTION pending during the INQUIRY. (Some drives
send the data and then fail, some don't.)
log message for umass.c 1.113:
Do not return STATUS_WIRE_FAILED in response to a CBI stall. This is perfectly
normal, and is used to report errors. Instead, use STATUS_CMD_FAILED, which
causes us to do a REQUEST SENSE. Should address PR 22960.
log message for umass.c 1.115:
Do not do a CBI reset before returning STATUS_CMD_FAILED. This causes any
sense information to be thrown away, and is therefore nonsensical.
ok krw@
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be trusted. ok deraadt, several testers. solves pr3814. while here, art says
use microuptime.
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Remove inline from a few functions, shrink the kernel by a few kB and
make things faster. A simple compilation on amd64 spends around 5%
less time in kernel.
Yes, it's faster without inlines, now go buy a book about modern cpu
architectures and find a chapter about the new and revolutionary thing
called "cache".
deraadt@ ok
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bigger; asked by art@
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log message:
Implement outgoing interrupt pipes. It is part of the USB 1.1 spec.
The Lego Infrared Tower use it.
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ok deraadt@
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the sole purpose of making these easier to spot and exterminate.
tested by various people on amd64 and I on arm&sparc64, ok deraadt@
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second scsi bus if a SCSI daughterboard is present, and is supposed to know
about this and send scsi commands to the appropriate bus.
Unfortunately probing the second bus does not report any device at the
moment (though you can boot off it), but I can't see the issue at the moment.
Thanks to tdeval@ for lending a few boards equipped with daughterboards
for testing.
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network interfaces, transporting Ethernet, supporting Sharp Zaurus and
Prolific PL-2501 (external cable). Written by Craig Boston based on code
from Bill Paul. ok deraadt@
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biglock. We need to protect them with a mutex.
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This is the MI (slightly inefficient and not MP safe) implementation.
deraadt@ ok Tested by many. (this and following commits)
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ok deraadt@
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- modify pkg_create so that it will look for info-[0-9]+ and add them
to the packing-list.
- deal with installing the info file/de-installing it at pkg_add/pkg_delete
time.
tested by naddy@
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OK art@
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provide an example for a single server as well...
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Tested by several people in both inetd and standalone mode w/ IPv4 and IPv6.
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which, besides the head pointer for the list of course, stores the original
address as specified (i. e. as hostname instead of resolved IPs) and flags
and such.
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when wicontrol is run on a non-existant interface.
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spotted by Waldemar Brodkorb.
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- remove .Pp before .Sh
- whitespace
- new sentence, new line
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miod@ ok
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above 4GB.
miod@ ok
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