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IRQ. From brad@
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OK otto@.
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config register 1 is only valid with the 8129 chipset.
The rtl81x9reg.h header has this bit marked with a comment indicating
it is for the 8129 chipset and the 8168/8169 datasheets confirm that
this bit is not valid for the newer chipsets.
From yongari@FreeBSD via brad. Tested by brad, kettenis and otto.
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only clobber r0 and r4, and will not modify any other registers. Unfortunately
calling thru the PLT clobbers other registers eg, r1, which then
breaks because gcc doesn't reload the proper value.
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Diff from Iruata Souza, thanks!
ok pedro@
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between templates and real sessions more obvious. OK henning@
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some review by jason@, ok mk@
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environment so that it matches the ROOTBACKUP and CHECKFILESYSTEMS way
of doing things
- make the sort command use "-k" instead of the deprecated "+" option
(idea from mk@)
- rotate /var/log/wtmp every week just after weekly ac(8) completes
ok mk@
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(if the file /var/account/acct does not exist it will be created)
ok mk@
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Point out that using -S with anything else than -K is useless.
"looks good" pedro@, no objections otto@
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most of the time and was never of much use.
OK niallo@.
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Bugginess pointed out and fix provided by Pierre Riteau.
OK joris@.
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14 more bytes of option space! A change ISC made a long time ago.
ok stevesk@ (DHCP) canacar@ (bpf)
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API (inspired by the ipsec pfkey monitor).
ok pyr@ niallo@
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cpu and if we do, send it an IPI that will force to get into the kernel
and process the AST.
This makes signals to processes on other CPUs to be actually delivered
as soon as possible instead of some time in the future when some
interupt happens.
heavy testing by krw@, miod@ ok (in principle, since he doesn't do amd64)
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it doesn't do anything (other than poking into the kernel a processing
ASTs).
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file and then rename. Avoids inter-filesystem copy and fixes a
potential rcs file truncation when the target fileystem becomes full.
While there, use fchmod instead of chmod. ok xsa@ joris@
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ok jorix@ xsa@
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hoststated.
ok reyk@, "looks nice and clean" niallo@
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as what is in the repo, expand keywords before doing the diff.
OK xsa@
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it out in your test lab before using it on the core infrastructure.
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all other routers will drop the session immediatly instead of waiting for
the timeout that is normaly 40 sec. This reduces fail-over time massivly
and does not hurt anymore since we are now able to reload the configuration
on the fly. OK norby@ pyr@
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after fixing many use-after-free errors a couple of days ago.
Most cases -- adding/removing of interfaces, adding/removing of areas --
seem to work. Still merge_config() is a behemoth of a function and some
edge cases may not be covered correctly (yet).
OK norby@ pyr@
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takes care that redistribution is correct after reload. OK norby@ pyr@
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rde_asext_put(). Just try to remove the as-ext LSA, if the prefix is
announced as stub net LSA lsa_find() will fail later and nothing will
happen. OK norby@ pyr@
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Needed for reload support. OK norby@ pyr@
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the __unused__ attribute. Also give XS functions C linkage.
Patch taken from perl-current.
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Fixes kern/5347
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Scalling" a global flag set by acicpu attach to indicate that ACPI is
handling fvs through the _PSS objects. This will fix disappearing
EST/powernow when booting kernels with acpi enabled, as acpicpu isnt
compiled into GENERIC yet. Also in cases where acpicpu is built in and
legacy EST/powernow work but acpi is missing the _PSS object, the legacy
routines will be used.
tested by dim@, and Nick Nauwelaerts <nick AT nauwelaerts.net>
ok marco@, dim@
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This is an undocumented optimisation that fails with the introduction of
AS 23456 as placeholder for 4-byte ASN.
OK henning@
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for most uses. 'just do it' millert@
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taken from the perl devel tree. Required to build C++-based perl
extensions. OK espie@ (who had a slightly different patch).
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make no ints; w/ help from miod@ and ok miod@
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to understand. This is modeled after bgpctl's parse_prefix function.
OK henning@
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a card is ejected. Problem identified and patch provided by
Matthew R. Dempsky < mrd at alkemio dot org >:
> According to the Simplified SD Host Controller spec, this change
> shouldn't affect anything. All of the bits in the Software Reset
> register are labeled as ignoring 0-bit writes, and yet somehow it
> changes behavior.
This seems to reliably fix the problems seen on many X40 laptops.
Tested by many, OK beck@, "should be good to go" henning@
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OK henning@
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ok miod@, henning@
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