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(0x05ac:8300 before firmware load, 0x05ac:0x8501 after firmware load).
Also those devices have a own stream header procotol for which we've
added a seperate stream header decode function, which does not work yet.
A jointventure work with robert@
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directly, we must call the global function pointer cpu_setperf because
we might be on an MP system and if we don't, we only attempt to change
the frequency on a single core.
ok marco@
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powernow drivers if the _PPC is evaluated because an external
change has occured such as being disconnected from wall power
and the available states in _PSS change. Have the acpicpu setperf
driver register a listner for _PPC changes, that way we are not
calling the setperf method twice on powernow machines when an
change occurs.
ok marco@
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to not be redundant. important for understanding how widgets are
connected.
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disabled widgets any other name.
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a converter than a selector.
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values read from pin complex widgets.
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is zeroed in MAIL FROM handler; ok gilles@
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- use "beep" as pin device 0xe
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to handle it. this is to modularise it in preparation for further changes.
in my opinion it also makes the code a lot easier to read and to maintain.
tested by sthen@ johan@
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"new" multicast address and address range counters in the ifp. shrinks
and simplifies that code a lot.
ive had this diff since may 2007.
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us cope if the rx ring empties completely and the hardware tells us we're
still getting packets.
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they are no longer necessary. No good reason to do so but correctness, and
then leaving correct mappings after probe might hide bugs.
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azalia_widget_label_widgets to right after the generic widget
initialization. nothing uses this yet.
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widget for the widget it's connected to. but be a bit careful
to not end up with duplicate mixer item names.
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e.g. the first DAC in the converter group is now dac, the second
is dac2, etc.
unused converters (not in a converter group) will have a "u-" prefix.
these will disappear completely in the near future, as they are useless.
if there is more than one converter group, converters in the second
group will have a "dig-" prefix, since they are digital converters.
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- move the azalia_widget_init_connection call from
azalia_widget_label_widgets to just after azalia_widget_init
- move azalia_widget_label_widgets to after dacgroup initialization
- move the widget info printing from azalia_widget_init_connection
and azalia_widget_init to new function azalia_widget_dump_info
- call azalia_widget_dump_info right after azalia_widget_init_connection
- in functions that are ony used if AZALIA_DEBUG is defined, use printf
instead of DPRINTF()
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classes in azalia.h instead of azalia_codec.c. this will allow
the mixer class to be determined outside of azalia_generic_mixer_init.
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given widget is the sole connection to an ADC, DAC or pin complex.
not used just yet.
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and machdep.kbdreset=2.
"i like it" deraadt@
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tested by deraadt@
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- unlike starttls, ssmtp sets the F_SECURE flag on session before helo/ehlo
handlers are called. this means that if we clear all flags in helo/
helo handlers, we prevent smtpd from advertising AUTH as it will do
so only for F_SECURE sessions. This commits unbreaks SMTP AUTH with
smtp sessions. Problem spotted by James Turner <james@bsdgroup.org>
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ok deraadt@
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m_defrag() does not work. It seems to assume that if the length of
the mbuf passed as parameter is less than MHLEN, then it is an mbuf
header and not a cluster (or something like that.)
It thus fails miserably in the bcopy path.
I don't have the time to investigate further into this.
Thanks to Okan Demirmen for reporting the issue on a ral(4) RT2560.
The RT2560 chipset does not support TX scatter and thus m_defrag()
was called much more often than in other drivers using m_defrag()
where it was less noticeable.
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djm otto
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possible to get them right in the current state of the mixer.
discussed with jakemsr
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From: Nicholas Marriott <nicholas.marriott@gmail.com>
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From: Nicholas Marriott <nicholas.marriott@gmail.com>
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from Thomas Pfaff <tpfaff(at)@tp76.info>, thanks
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Ok deraadt@.
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following line, this commit brings support for the latter which was
not supported yet.
- AUTH LOGIN is now supported, allowing smtp auth support on clients that
do not support AUTH PLAIN (ie: my mobile phone for instance ;)
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ok jmc@
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- remove non-functional -v option from docs/usage()
feedback/ok millert otto
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- update smtpd.conf.5 just to provide an example, a better description of
"enable auth" will come when im done implementing it ;)
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supported, AUTH LOGIN will follow soon. AUTH will only work if a
listen directive has "enable auth" keywords, AND session is safe
(ssmtp or starttls).
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Mick Hohmann <mick at IM dot net>
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in the PIC case. So if _CRS returns a plausible value, go with that, and only
chose an interrupt from the list returned by _PRT if the value returned by
_CRS makes no sense.
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