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PHY is recognized on 82575 based cards, now they are autodetected.
Patch originaly form Atte Peltomaki, minor changes by me.
ok by sthen@, claudio@
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the serial and IR ports, built into a mac-like case). At least PMON initializes
the frame buffer in a much friendlier video mode (1360x768x16), but there is
still no frame buffer acceleration yet.
Tested by wvdputte.
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attempts to map resources without bothering to know their size. I should
probably be more careful and do the BAR dance to get the BAR size, but then
at this point we are reusing mappings set up by PMON, and it's ok to trust it.
This would only have ever become an issue with a framebuffer larger than 64MB
mapped at PCIHI with a PCILO mapping overlapping the first few 64MB anyway.
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code doesn't do anything at the moment, so no point in keeping it.
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info; ok miod@
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ok miod@
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requirements as a caveat rather than a bug.
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- Rename one of the existing Smart Array entries (0x3237) to reflect
its name as being a Smart Array E500 adapter.
From FreeBSD
- Add a Smart Array E200i PCI id missing from ciss_pci.c, although it
has been in pcidevs for some time.
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- Rename one of the existing Smart Array entries (0x3237) to reflect
its name as being a Smart Array E500 adapter.
From FreeBSD via Brad, ok jsg@
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condition to determine crtical status for the sensor and apm. This makes
the critical status correspond to the flashing red battery led.
Furthermore, use ISSET macros and friends.
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The normal release directory is a less surprising default.
Suggested by henning@ a while ago. Working script incantation
courtesy of several cluebats from halex@. No strong opposition.
ok deraadt@
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and do not emulate groff's habit of printing garbage either,
but just print the wanted information even though the format
must be sacrificed because it won't fit.
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and effectively unlimit the width of literal displays.
Following this traditional behaviour allows for automatic output
comparisons.
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and .Vb/.Ve (similar to .nf/.fi) in man(7) mode.
These are not intended to be used manually, but they allow us to
properly render man(7) code autogenerated by pod2man(1),
making Perl and OpenSSL happy in our tree.
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When a text line or a non-block macro line in the source code ends
in any of ".!?", consider that an end of sentence (EOS).
This makes Jason's rule "new sentence, new line" even more important.
Let the parser detect the EOS and insert a token into the AST.
Let the -Tascii frontend render the EOS token as a double space before
the next word.
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[1-9] in vi mode, or M-[1-9] in emacs mode.
From Micah Cowan, tweaked a little by me.
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macros after closing delimiters only, not after opening ones. Besides,
neither roff nor old nor new groff consider braces { } as delimiters.
This fixes some frequent misrenderings by mandoc,
for example ".Ql (" being rendered as "`'(" instead of "`('".
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the cursor to the end of a wrapped line (if present) and in rectangle
mode it toggles between the end of the text and the last cell on the
line.
From Micah Cowan.
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It provides an Ethernet transport typically over EDGE or 3G on
cellphones similar to what cdce(4) does on other phones. It is
likely to work with most of HTC's recent and coming Android based
phones but a bunch of other things (phones in particular) may use
it.
Started by me; brought to a working state by Jonathan Armani and
Fabien Romano over the past week, with some input and additions
from me.
Tested on i386 and macppc by me (HTC Hero), amd64 by Jonathan and
Fabien (HTC Hero), and by gilles@ (HTC Magic) on i386 or amd64.
It still has a few kinks to work out, but it works well enough that
I can commit this over my HTC Hero.
`commit it!' deraadt
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ok jmc@ deraadt@ guenther@
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values can be stored in the cached terminal attributes rather than the
requested (untranslated) values. Prevents tmux clearing and setting the
attributes for every character when using aixterm colours.
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- properly spell 'usefulness'
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not fatal on read/write errors otherwise a broken pipe in an external mda
will bring smtpd down.
mda_store() assumed write would succeed and fatal otherwise, change code
so that EINTR/EAGAIN trigger a new write while other errors gracefully
return causing the message to be rescheduled later.
these two prevent a fatal() from being hit when execution of a filter or
external mda fails (bug experienced and fix verified by nicm@)
while at it, fix a small bug where logs would not display the recipient
when mail went through a ~/.forward / aliases expansion.
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for the interrupt. Makes the vmstat -i output similar to what we see on
i386.
ok deraadt@, krw@
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if a VGA device doesn't have its expansion ROM base address register set.
ok oga@, miod@
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spotted by Seth Wright <seth@crosse.org>
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also protect the flushing of the deferred packet queue in clone_destroy
with the right spls. noticed by claudio@
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cardbus(4), pci(4), and urtw(4) changes reminded by jmc@
ok jmc@
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Appart from multi-area support this is the last big missing piece in
ospf6d. ospf6d should now work correctly in single area setups.
So please test.
"it's always nice to see those #if 0 being killed" stsp@
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specified by type, adv_rtr and an LSA to compare against. This is needed
to find either a free LS ID or the previously assigned LS ID of an AS-ext
LSA. "looks like you know what you're doing" stsp@
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latter are not realy tested. AS-ext LSA are now correctly added to the
RIB. "looks like you know what you're doing" stsp@
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ok deraadt@
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