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reprogramming.
ok mglocker@
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line numbers were horribly broken with pgup, pgdn.
From peter de wachter, via debian bug#391827
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-split window into two
-open a file, set the mark
-switch windows, open same file, exchange point-and-mark
from peter de wachter (Debian bug#391827)
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- Use bus_dmamap_load_mbuf() instead of bus_dmamap_load() + mtod().
- Only BUS_DMASYNC_PREREAD is necessary for the bus_dmamap_sync().
ixgb_allocate_receive_structures():
- Clean up error handling for receive buffer allocation and just
have everything done by ixgb_free_receive_structures() now.
ixgb_free_receive_structures():
- A few changes here to allow this function to be called from
ixgb_stop() as well as ixgb_allocate_receive_structures().
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- set RL_EARLY_TX_THRESH before starting TX and RX
- clear a TX timeout only if all queued packets are handled
- declare struct rl_txq separately
- minor style tweaks in re_txeof()
From tsutsui@NetBSD
Tested by brad@, maja@ and kettenis@
Tested on amd64/armish/i386/sparc64
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no longer share the same code, but will be instead be duplicated from the same
source, so that bcopy() and memcpy() do not need to check for overlap, and
memcpy() and memmove() are shorter.
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flag just like we do on i386.
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atomically. Adapt all the others (except s390 which is not fixed yet).
mips and hppa still do not work for some other reason.
testing by beck, ckuethe, todd, asm proofreading by miod
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variants.
tested by jsg@
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Broadcom BCM43xx chipset. Device attaches, but has no further
functionality yet.
The work has been done by Jon Simola <jsimola@gmail.com>, based on the
existing bce(4) code. He will continue to work on the driver and try
to make further progress.
ok deraadt@
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`#undef CRYPTO' since it doesn't work properly yet. Committing in
order to get it into the tree.
"get it in" deraadt@
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(return undef is only false in a scalar context)
found my perlcritic, one of the few issues I agree with...
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being touched, fixes PR 3634, okay mickey@, thib@ and beck@.
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via tech@. Thanks!
ok espie@
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address of a interface could be used. Now it is possible to specify a
interface more than once if multiple networks are configured. An alternative
network can be specified via e.g. interface em0:10.0.5.1. The old interface
syntax without the IP still works and uses the main/first configured IP
address.
ospfd now needs to include the IP header on outgoing messages as it is not
possible to specifiy the source address in sendto(2). Additionally all
multicast joins and leaves have to be tracked.
OK norby@
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negative to the positive. undo_boundary_enable(TRUE) makes a LOT more
sense than undo_no_boundary(FALSE).
While here, whack a global, and fix a bug noted by otto:
undoing a file insertion sometimes left stray characters around.
ok beck@, otto@
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(multiple) -C options are present and/or (multiple) file selections
args are used. Based on a diff in NetBSD PR 22995. Tested by ckuethe@
and jaredy@; ok jaredy@
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the euid/egid of the server it connects to. The euid and egid are captured in
the bind() call -- this is the equivalent of the client behaviour where the
same thing is done in connect().
tested and ok espie@, ok henning@, go for it deraadt@
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softc. Fortunately this branch (when neither CRYPTO_F_IMBUF nor
CRYPTO_F_IOV is specified) is not currently used.
ok hshoexer@ jason@
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search pattern had an off-by-one. Fix this and one other irritating behavior
with long search patterns.
Noted (similar diff proposed) and tested by deanna phillips
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available TX descriptors in the case that em_encap() has tried to reclaim
descriptors.
From Jack Vogel@Intel
Tested by brad@, mk@, Gabriel Kihlman <gk at stacken dot kth dot se>,
Johan Mson Lindman <tybollt at solace dot mh dot se>
Tested on amd64/i386/sparc64
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before processing each file to avoid printing lines
intended from the previous file.
Reported and fix by Charles Longeau <chl@tuxfamily.org>
via tech@.
ok otto millert
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