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it is a Prism2 card. We add fake entries in pcmciadevs and the
wi_pcmcia_product list so that it gets treated as Prism2.
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a) meaningful but not voluminous debug info is printed
and clearly associated with the offending siop bus.
b) instead of panic'ing, reset the scsi bus and return.
This problem was only seen under heavy load on powerpc.
Plus fix one typo (exeption -> exception).
ok deraadt@
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Spotted by fgsch@.
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changes which force to edge, because it appears that a lot of via bios
do not contain a full list of level interrupts. when we set such an
interrupt to edge, we spin and hang. i suggested this behaviour
change, and this fix is by northpoint mickey.
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fixes "duplicated free" panic. Update file system from read-write to
read-only freed memory but may fail later if file system busy.
deraadt@ ok.
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Problem was reported by DK <obsd@snti.com> as kernel panic loading ipa -
"WARNING: SPL NOT LOWERED ON SYSCALL EXIT".
deraadt@ ok.
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results in system lockup, which many people report for 2.8 and -current
when they doing a big network transfer. This problem affect only custom
kernels in which only one cpu type enabled (option I586_CPU or I686_CPU).
When lockup occur I can't switch between virtual wscons terminals.
System continue respond to pings and forward ip packets. It is possible
to enter into ddb. DDB show that several processes in runnable state,
but it seems that task switching not occur. More and more processes becomes
runnable. Stack of curproc looks like:
> _end(e99d8fac, e0101dcc, 4, e0635a00, e99d8f80) at 0xe99d8f78
> _end(e99d8fa0, e028a62e, e99d8fac, 0, 0) at 0xe99d8f78
> ddb>
Sometimes 'boot sync' cleanly unmount all file systems.
I reproduce this bug by transfering two big files from ftp simultaneously.
It seems that at least one process must perform a network transfer and two
or more processes must fight for the processor.
The following PRs probably a result of this problem:
1504, 1716, 1751, 1771, 1780.
deraadt@ ok.
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mount(8).
ok deraadt@
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appropriate for openbsd.
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xref draft-ietf-secsh-publickeyfile-01.txt
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- sync supported hardware list with web page
- use m4.common macros whenever possible
- mention sets size (might need an update)
- mention serial console is compulsory, and might need some hardware setup
hugh@ ok, said more text to come soon, too.
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colormap to use ansi colors. This makes alpha kernel messages come out
in color during boot, and it allows console users to get ansi colors.
ok deraadt@
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submitted by Brian Poole <raj@cerias.purdue.edu>. ok deraadt@.
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refer to http://www.openssh.com/portable.html and
tell how to install OpenSSH on an OpenBSD system, ok deraadt@
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more careful handling of pageability.
From NetBSD.
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~? help text; ok markus@
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Remove chunk of commented out, unused code.
Add _didnet=1 to enable_network() so that ftp upgrade
does not ask for network information it already has.
Tell a user that selects the http installation method
that the files will be downloaded via http.
Suppress all 'softdep' options in fstab_shadow so
there are no warnings when the filesystems are
mounted.
Suppress all non-ffs (including nfs, ufs) filesystems
from fstab_shadow. Ufs was never used to install
OpenBSD.
Suppress all 'noauto' filesystems from fstab_shadow.
Reword some comments and messages, esp. the one
just before the offer to edit fstab. Punch up the
fact that the fstab will not be saved, mention
that non-ffs and noauto filesystems will be
ignored.
Move
/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/{rstart,twm,xkb,xsm,xinit}
directories to
/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/XF3{rstart,twm,xkb,xsm,xinit}
and replace with links. Links can be overwritten
during upgrade. Directories can't. This enables the
upgrade from XFree86 3.x to XFree86 4.x.
ok deraadt@ millert@
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While I was there I noticed and fixed a bogus realloc().
We should really check malloc/realloc return values and deal sanely
but that will have to be done later. Theo OK'd
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