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from Maximilian Fillinger
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from Maximilian Fillinger
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Some free functions (radeon) grab sleeping locks. Instead when we ahve
taken the object off the tree we unlock and unref, then regrab before
looking again.
from oga in bitrig, ok kettenis@
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more consistent;
feedback/ok miod
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partitioning, and an optional boot area) and real VDIT.
If a VDM label is found, but no VDIT is found, search for a native label in
sector 1 (where VDIT would start).
In either case, make sure the OpenBSD area of the disk does not enclose the
boot area.
This allows PROM bootable disks, not shared with DG/UX, to be set up with
minimal hassle. To be done by the upcoming installboot(8) soon.
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purposes and to give the user an idea as to how much is going to be read
in.
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ok millert
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100/200/300 would lack it. They are single-processor systems anyway.
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anything useful there. Switching from glass console to serial console is
already done by cninit(), and the reinitializaton of cn_tab by cnset()
breaks the conseleness checks in the wsdisplay code.
Tested on various amd64/i386 systems with both glass and serial console.
ok mpi@
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OK claudio@
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(relatively uncommon) change of uid, demonstrate changing flags instead,
as this is more common (and hoping that this reduces the chance of users
editing the rc.d script directly which can cause problems at upgrade time).
Feedback from jmc, tweaks from schwarze, ok jmc schwarze ajacoutot
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discussed with and ok deraadt. we expect a problem will appear which will
cause it to be disabled again, but unless we try this we wont see the
problems.
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that particular model lacks the colormap chips (likely due to physical space
constraints) and lies about its visible geometry, in pure old HP frame buffer
style (before HP engineers realized the usefulness of providing correct data
to the operating system).
Work done by Andrew Gillham (last name on gmail), with unsignificant tweaks
by me.
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to the PROM at halt/reboot time; this lets systems reboot again.
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disk layout, and if a vdmpart instance named "OpenBSD" is found (but not a
vdmaggr!!!), assume this is the OpenBSD part of the disk and the native label
is found within it.
Native DG/UX partitions (vdmpart or vdmaggr) will NOT be reported in the
spoofed label of a shared disk.
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ok miod
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behavior of socketpair(2) match that of pipe(2) when the other end
is closed. OK guenther@
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doshutdownhooks() calls.
XXX arm-based ports ought to really share their reboot code.
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on Indy if an HPC SCSI board is plugged in either expansion slots, as this
somehow affects pipelined reads of the newport space.
The framebuffer detection is slowly becoming an ISA-like mess...
Thanks to Alain Tauch for giving me an HPC SCSI board (wrapped in yet another
Indy)
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false sq positives ("sq not configured" since rejected by the sq driver) in
dmesg, for SCSI HPC boards.
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with ddb entered early with boot -d or from UKC).
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Previously, when there is an even number of offsets, we did the average
of the two middle offets but would set the REFID from one of them.
Instead, we simply select the middle offset with the lowest delay.
diff from Mike Miller <mmiller mgm51 com> (many thanks!)
OK phessler@, henning@
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when the offset is -1 < degC < 0.
ok by yuo@ and mpi@.
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ok guenther@
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expresscard serial card
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expresscard serial card
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ok miod@
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Always return the appropriate errno.
OK reyk@ mikeb@
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of sectors to write by one value and increment the address
the next i/o will start at by a different amount.
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to cd.c and call it cd_size(), like sd_size() lives in sd.c.
Tweak some daddr_t variables to u_int64_t on the way, when they are
for disk sector numbers, not 512-byte block numbers.
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processed immediately. Let pf step over an atomic fragment header
and handle the packet like an unfragmented.
OK mikeb@
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to figure out the addressing split scheme used by DG in their 6:1 CMMU designs.
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No functional change.
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VIA specific amd64 code. Makes the code work with Eden X2 processors
which have the same model/family as a Nano but don't claim to be one
in the model string.
from bytevolcano at Safe-mail.net
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might no longer point to the same memory as before.
The bug was reported and fix was tested by LEVAI Daniel. Thanks!
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