Age | Commit message (Collapse) | Author | |
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2002-03-15 | Cosmetic changes only, primarily making comments line up nicely after the | Todd C. Miller | |
__P removal. | |||
2002-03-14 | Final __P removal plus some cosmetic fixups | Todd C. Miller | |
2002-03-14 | First round of __P removal in sys | Todd C. Miller | |
2002-03-01 | sync with KAME | Kenjiro Cho | |
move the function prototype of altq_etherclassify() from netinet/if_ether.h to altq/if_altq.h. | |||
2002-02-13 | sync with KAME. | Kenjiro Cho | |
check if the CPU supports TSC in i386 to avoid panic on non-pentium CPUs. use pentium_mhz or alpha's cycles_per_usec. add a protection against a bogus IP header length when parsing the header. be more careful about mbuf data length. a backtrace reported by "Robert John Shepherd" <robert@reviewer.co.uk> | |||
2002-02-13 | sync with KAME. | Kenjiro Cho | |
comment out the warning message for the clock going backwards in the TV_DELTA macro. it happens when the clock is adjusted and gives me more trouble than help. | |||
2002-02-13 | move ALTQ_RED and ALTQ_CBQ from altq.h to altq_var.h. | Kenjiro Cho | |
protect them from duplicated defines. | |||
2001-11-06 | Replace inclusion of <vm/foo.h> with the correct <uvm/bar.h> when necessary. | Miod Vallat | |
(Look ma, I might have broken the tree) | |||
2001-10-26 | avoid divide-by-zero when the specified bandwidth is less than 8bps. | Kenjiro Cho | |
PR kernel/2150 | |||
2001-09-07 | fix IPv4 fragment handling in the classifier. | Kenjiro Cho | |
report and fix by "Paul Koster" <list@kosteronline.net> | |||
2001-08-16 | state that this skeleton file is in the public domain. | Kenjiro Cho | |
2001-08-09 | typo: ALTQ_CQB -> ALTQ_CBQ | Kenjiro Cho | |
2001-08-09 | change a maze of altq options into just "altq" for the base+red+cbq, and | Theo de Raadt | |
then altq_* for each of the other * experimental options. and.. enable it by default in GENERIC. | |||
2001-06-27 | import ALTQ, alternate queueing support, from KAME. | Kenjiro Cho | |
ALTQ allows to switch various queueing disciplines on output network interfaces. |