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seen on startup.
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Currently ospf6d is unable to announce a thing so there is no need to cleanup.
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Neighbors are identified by ID in OSPF v3 and trying to print a IPv6 addr
as AF_INET was wrong anyway.
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before the X server has release the mouse device. Instead of an arbitrary sleep,
loop (with increasing delays) until we can open the device again.
Found the hard way and tested by jmc@
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possible suffix/prefix combinations by stripping subdomains, path
components, and the query args.
ok and tested by gilles@
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- put the man pages in a separate Makefile, they need main build to be
finished for dependencies to resolve correctly.
- run perl's make depend before we run build. We can probably get rid
of most of it, but one of Todd's remarks made me realize we still want
to depend perlmain.
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but make -j tries to find them earlier, and can't.
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On a sufficiently fast machine, the subdirs and the ${TARGETS} will be
run simultaneously, and will fail.
Since TARGETS can be empty, we need an extra dummy-target to make sure
make does something sensible (this avoids bsd-specific constructs).
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Also fixes an explicit make instead of $(MAKE) and a missing dependency.
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Preparations to fix the engine:
- new function has_been_built(gn), that tells you what's the status of
a given node. Allows us to run Suff_FindDeps later, by updating the number
of unmade children correctly.
- take out the code that handles shell expansions in an expand_children*
set of functions, called by Suff_FindDeps, among others. These must be
called early in the engine to avoid creating bogus nodes.
Engine fixes:
- take the predecessor/successor special handling out, deal with it in
separate functions.
- don't count nodes. Explicitly track them all in a hash table (better
way to deal with non-built issues).
- don't run Suff_FindDeps at start, but just before building an actual node.
This allows make to find all dependencies correctly, as in groff.
Pfiou! now it works.
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which is due to the timecounter running at a different frequency than what
OpenFirmware tells us. On such machines, measure the actual timecounter
frequency (triggered by a table of affected models) and use this measured
value instead. This brings down the drift to values where adjtime()/adjfreq()
triggered by ntpd(8) can tame the clock.
feedback many, ok miod, kettenis
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and 197DP to route interrupts to the processor we're booting on. This allows
a 197DP to run when booting from the second cpu.
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chars are sign-extended with extsb, not extsh.
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No need to sign-extend unsigned shorts loaded from memory.
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OK tedu@
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ok tedu@ oga@
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88110, to avoid snooping notification bus cycles, as recommended by the
manual.
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having a fixed list of rates.
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More missing newlines.
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recognized by the assembler otherwise.
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ok deraadt@, fgsch@
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ok dlg@
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to clean up the atascsi stuff, and has sili call it when its going away.
tested on an expresscard sili variant by kettenis@
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"previous" device still being there, so if we detach a device, we really
have to start from scratch again (like the comment on this code actually
says we should). Simplifies the code as a bonus.
ok dlg@, deraadt@
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Discussed with dlg.
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for the ata ioctl used by atactl. i dont know how this worked before.
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Instead of calling timeout_set(..., NULL, NULL) in attach routines and
later
timeout_del(...)
timeout_set(..., func, arg)
timeout_add(..., time)
set the function and argument in the initial timeout_set() call and only
use timeout_add(..., time) later.
ok dlg, fgsch, krw, winiger
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number. lets bioctl against an atascsi disk see the serial number.
continually requested by henning@
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"of course" deraadt@
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id known about it when i wrote atascsi. anyway.
it says we should claim SPC-3 when we fake INQUIRY.
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Discussed with kettenis.
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- a URL instead of an URL (a "you-are-el")
suggested by jmc@
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it is possible to attach a mark to a session based on matching an
entity (header, url, cookie, ...) and add conditional action for this
mark. it works a bit like the tag/tagged keywords in pf, but i decided
to pick a different name to avoid confusion.
ok pyr@ gilles@
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ok pyr@
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ok pyr@
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