src - OpenBSD base system

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2002-06-09	rm trailing whitespace	Todd T. Fries

2002-06-09	sync	Todd T. Fries

2002-05-16	Regen.	Miod Vallat

2002-05-16	Add systrace support to all the remaining architectures.	Miod Vallat
	Tested by various people on various platforms, I'm willing to fix any breakage this causes. ok niels@ deraadt@ and mickey@ (after his comments were applied)
2002-05-13	move common distrib rules to main Makefile,	Marc Espie
	make -> ${MAKE} add phony targets remove unnecessary subshells install kernel in a separate target from building. some SUDO. okay deraadt@ (checked bootstrap on i386, should be safe elsewhere, and trivial to fix anyways)
2002-04-26	build release bsd.scsi3 from regular bsd file, by using config -e to	Theo de Raadt
	clone sd0 out of sd*. my idea, initial hack by miod, my makefile hackery
2002-04-14	sync	Theo de Raadt

2002-04-14	need CD devices on the ramdisk	Theo de Raadt

2002-04-10	sync	Theo de Raadt

2002-04-10	sd2 fits	Theo de Raadt

2002-03-31	regen. some of these were missed previously.	Federico G. Schwindt

2002-02-25	random typo fix; ok deraadt@	Todd T. Fries

2002-02-21	Remove uncommited garbage. I am sorry, but this was just not tested. It	Theo de Raadt
	crashes sh, EVEN after that possible fix. It appears to overflow the ramdisk _before_ it dumps core. Noone was shown these changes. They were just tossed in. This is not a development process that will work, so I am just backing out all the changes in the last 24 hours.
2002-02-21	sync	Todd T. Fries

2002-02-21	sync	Todd T. Fries

2002-02-19	sync	Todd T. Fries

2002-02-17	sync	Theo de Raadt

2002-02-17	why were there two ramdisks?	Theo de Raadt

2002-02-15	sync	Todd T. Fries

2002-02-14	sync	Todd T. Fries

2002-02-14	complete the function arg KNF spacing	Todd T. Fries

2002-02-14	sync (only comments with commas effected)	Todd T. Fries

2002-02-14	sync	Todd T. Fries

2002-02-14	sync	Todd T. Fries

2002-02-10	sync	Theo de Raadt

2002-02-09	sync, and update, to make "ramdisk" target disk	Theo de Raadt

2002-02-09	use "ramdisk" for the ramdisk target, always	Theo de Raadt

2002-02-08	sync	Todd T. Fries

2002-01-23	sync	Todd T. Fries

2002-01-23	sync	Todd T. Fries

2002-01-23	use ramdisk) target from MAKEDEV.mi	Todd T. Fries

2002-01-23	sync	Todd T. Fries

2002-01-23	tweak _DEV entries for major numbers to show up properly	Todd T. Fries
	remove shell cases of magma* and spif* since they are now in MAKEDEV.mi
2002-01-12	sync	Jason Wright

2002-01-12	Get permissions on magma/spif's correct	Jason Wright

2002-01-12	sync	Jason Wright

2002-01-12	Add _DEV entry for spif and correct spif to only create 1 bpp and 8 tty	Jason Wright

2002-01-12	sync	Jason Wright

2002-01-12	Fix one magma entry, remove another, and add spif.	Jason Wright

2002-01-08	sync	Todd T. Fries

2002-01-08	add sparc 'source'	Todd T. Fries

2001-09-21	OK, the old sizes work again	Theo de Raadt

2001-09-06	populate /dev/fd/ like other archs in 'all)' target	Todd T. Fries

2001-09-04	crank miniroot size to 6MB	Theo de Raadt

2001-08-28	Just read the install notes; this is woefully out of date anyway.	Jason Wright

2001-06-28	add an entry for ALTQ.	Kenjiro Cho

2001-06-25	add pf device on all architectures.	Kjell Wooding
	fix my previously bogus MAKEDEVs. If you used pf on a non-i386. the major device number has changed, and you'll need to recreate /dev/pf ok theo
2001-06-24	Add the pf device for the shiny new packet filter	Kjell Wooding

2001-06-13	no comment like that, grr	Theo de Raadt

2001-05-30	Remove ipf. Darren Reed has interpreted his (old, new, whichever)	Theo de Raadt
	licence in a way that makes ipf not free according to the rules we established over 5 years ago, at www.openbsd.org/goals.html (and those same basic rules govern the other *BSD projects too). Specifically, Darren says that modified versions are not permitted. But software which OpenBSD uses and redistributes must be free to all (be they people or companies), for any purpose they wish to use it, including modification, use, peeing on, or even integration into baby mulching machines or atomic bombs to be dropped on Australia. Furthermore, we know of a number of companies using ipf with modification like us, who are now in the same situation, and we hope that some of them will work with us to fill this gap that now exists in OpenBSD (temporarily, we hope).