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for pushing disklabels onto the disk (and besides that, it is buggy and
unreadable crap); thanks for help from krw
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to support hotplug media on most architectures. disklabel setup and
verification done using new helper functions. Disklabels must *always*
have a correct checksum now. Same code paths are used to learn on-disk
location disklabels, to avoid new errors sneaking in. Tested on almost all
cases, testing help from todd, kettenis, krw, otto, dlg, robert, gwk, drahn
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and tune several 802.11 parameters.
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function that uses it.
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the result was occasional disklabel trashing as a result of disklabel -r,
and perhaps other requests to the command; ok krw
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krw running my diagnostics
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this queue is used to load the firmware and the descriptors are written
differently (in wpi_load_segment()).
so the DMA descriptors were actually unused.
saves 16KB of memory.
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remove prototype in .h and ref in man pages.
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Only one tag for now: no checksum.
Will supersede @comment no checksum eventually.
Benefit: errors out in case of a typo.
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use u_int{8,16,32}_t everywhere.
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ok jsg@
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@exec-always @unexec-always
@exec-add @unexec-delete
@exec-update @unexec-update
with the obvious semantics that *update are only run during updates,
and *add/delete are only run during `pure' additions/removals.
This should solve the problem of those packages that `lose' manual
configuration when you update them (e.g., all the mod_xxx apache stuff
and postfix).
caveat: you will need to go through one finaly broken update before the
new stuff kicks in.
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how to set other user settings either.
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this is just an experiment.
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connection. The FTP protocol provides us with a NOOP operation that
is perfectly suitable for that, and so far servers are happy with it.
Sending the command slowly is an idea I borrowed from spamd.
No change for people not using the option, so it can't break normal ftp.
okay beck@, jmc@
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OpenBSD, regardless of the size of a long.
OK kettenis@ espie@
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sr_boot_assembly->readdisklabel->readdoslabel->biowait)
is what happens on late-cold architectures. something else has to be fixed
first before that is permitted, i guess.
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it. Fixes marco@'s post c2k7 panics.
ok marco
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and other reports about dump accessing wrong blocks; ok beck@ deraadt@
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ok jasper@, simon@, who managed to get their ok's trapped in my spam folder
for yet unknown reasons.
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code and replace both with a RFC1948 based method, so TCP clients
now have monotonic ISN/timestamps. The server side uses completely
random ISN/timestamps and does time-wait recycling (on port reuse).
ok djm@, mcbride@; thanks to lots of testers
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errors otherwise hidden by systrace
noticed by naddy, ok ray on an earlier version of this diff
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(which was used to define USB_USE_SOFTINTR).
No binary changes.
ok dlg, mk.
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the packet is of the expected address family (AF_INET / AF_INET6).
crafted IPv4 packets with IPPROTO_ICMPV6 can make us crash otherwise.
misbehaviour provoked by Adrian Close <adrian@close.wattle.id.au> playing
with nmap; he also helped us big time debugging the problem. thanks!
ok ryan
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u_int32_t's like its described as in the chip descriptors. fixing this
stops the driver from overwriting the field next to the multicast filter
that specifies the number of tx descriptors we give the nic.
we were accidentally telling the chip we had 32 thousand tx descriptors
when we only have 100. trying to complete the 101th tx descriptor causes
panics.
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looks right krw@, Righto miod@
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Fixes PR 5460.
OK deraadt, agreed with by krw.
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pulled in.
look at how doing it in one architecture gets that code copied to the
derivative architectures... amazing..
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writes an entire int of data *and* closes the client_fd; fixes mux
regression spotted by dtucker, ok dtucker@
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with a disklabel. Original diff from pedro@; ok pedro@ deraadt@
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from minusf@obiit.org
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interface (ip-less parent).
tested by claudio and me
ok claudio@
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