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change affected all ELF formats
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is used. Dell SVR4 behaved this way, and some binaries rely on such icky
behaviour.
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Sync w/ recent kernel changes.
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not replace good old mtree anyway.
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mt on /dev/rst0 can be dangerous because you think it's repositioning the
tape when in fact it rewinds right after positioning.
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That clobbers data!
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a supported configuration, and no port number is defined for it.
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configuration, and no port number is defined for it.
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GENERIC added to the compile/.cvsignore (it is used for 'make links'
for example), thus conf/GENERIC should appear magically ...
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Do sync in the order of umount (vfs_syscals.c), as it was pointed
by someone in NetBSD's lists.
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Moved from dev/rnd.c
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(NetBSD's was really just a Lite2's, but w/ 64bit support)
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