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ok dlg@
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the netmask, do not print a 0.0.0.0/32 route as "default"; it is not. neither
is 0.0.0.0/24.
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tested by robert@
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ok jaredy@
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Check for yet another LeakTek PCI vendor ID to make a WinFast TV2000
work from NetBSD
Add missing mention of TVWONDER in card override part of bktr(4)
ok mickey@
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now they abide to the same rules as anchor names referred to by rules:
- initial slashes (/) are stripped
- anchor names with characters after the terminating NUL byte are
considered invalid
ok dhartmei (and previously) beck henning
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originally on april 15 1872:
to celebrate the recovery of The Prince of Wales
(later King Edward VII) from a serious illness.
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problem reported by ray cyth net
ok millert
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Add a check in the interrupt service routine to return quickly in
case there is nothing to do. This happens normally when the card shares
the interrupt line with other devices.
This code saves a couple of microseconds per interrupt even on a
fast CPU. You normally would not care, except under heavy tinygram
traffic where you can have some 50-100.000 interrupts per second...
rev 1.51
Patch to allow TX underrun handling without issuing a complete
chip reset. Just temporarily turn off the transmitter instead.
From FreeBSD
ok mcbride@
tested by mcbride@, jaredy@, marco@, grange@, <harding at motd dot ca>
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support for D-Link DGE-530T adapters.
From: FreeBSD via Blake Willis <blake at 2112 dot net>
ok mcbride@
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use errx() after strlcpy if out of space
style nits/knf
ok henning hshoexer
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ok jakob@
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ok drahn@, millert@
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of inodes per cylinder group for large block or fragment sizes.
This allows for creation of filesystems with any legal block/fragment
size combination.
ok tedu@.
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ok deraadt@, marco@, weingart@, millert@.
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this lets the 8138-based cardbus devices to really attach.
8138-specific mii differences will need to be investigated; right now,
recognizing the 8138 as either 8139 or non-8139 causes it to lose the link
after a while, but nothing ifconfig can not reset...
From a discussion with and tested by BenoƮt Izac, who owns a 8138-based
cardbus device.
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check SRCS files for C++ and invoke g++ accordingly.
Don't link from scratch with DESTDIR, but use -B instead.
okay millert@
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inherit rootdelay from the delay from the last client update from the peer
that we picked last time to adjust the local clock.
in some cases we use the average offset between two peers' client updates,
then use the average delay between the two as well.
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and such
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code path for NTP4 remains unchanged, we already set refid correctly there.
NTP3 and older uses an IPv4 address as refid.
use the IP of the server we last synced to if it was a IPv4 one.
sometimes we use the average offset between two, in that case just pick
one for the IP.
this scheme naturally fails when we query IPv6 servers and have to reply
to IPv4 NTP3 (or even older NTP versions) clients - refid stays at 0 then.
this is a protocol limitation, nothing we can do about it.
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might have become invalid (because the peer showed up, dns request sent to
parent, peer vanishes, and then the reply comes back), so do not fatal() in
that case but just log_warnx(). provoked by brad
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SGI use more than 8 bit asynch transfers on built in ahc.
Problem noted by pefo@. Fix found in NetBSD PR #23276 from Christopher
Sekiya.
ok pefo@.
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add a few enhancements:
- allow installation of all files on a tape without rewinding
- ask for and use a blocksize for each file
- provide a list of tape devices to users
- force use of 'nr<tape>' devices
- check for /bin/mt before trying to install
makedev() is simplified a bit to rely on errors from MAKEDEV rather
than checking for specific devices being present.
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can't be used to forward the packets. Bpf would relay the packets to wrong
interface. Reports and tests by Hans Kremers and Colin Harford
OK henning@
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diff between /etc/passwd in 6th and 7th was the crypt() algorithm
used and we no longer put encrypted passwords in /etc/passwd.
From Matthew Gregan; OK otto@
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