src - OpenBSD base system

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
1999-11-09	Add OpenBSD tags.	Dale S. Rahn
	changes to boot on Apple iMac G3 (333). ethernet address changes Locore.c OpenBSD tag hack to delay decrementer exception until after bootload, apple OFW enables interrupts during "system calls" add OF_call_method, to make ofw call by name. Apple OFW can return unexpected values from getchar calls. alloc.c OpenBSD tag boot.c OpenBSD tag updated (but still unused load symbol code). Code cleanup for egcs. cache.c OpenBSD tag use dcbst, not dcbf icbi has both arguments as registers, not constant and register. net.c OpenBSD tag netif_of.c OpenBSD tag add "local-mac-address" to methods of fetching mac address, it can be stored in that variable or in mac-address. support dma buffers, add additional return value for OF_read for network timeout purposes. ofdev.c OpenBSD tag support dma buffers, ofdev.h OpenBSD tag add dmabuf remove MAC default kernel def. ofwmagic.S OpenBSD tag openfirm.h OpenBSD tag boot.mac/Makefile Build debug, - not used for version 3 apple openfirmware, ie imacs.
1998-08-07	Remove floppy checks from ofwboot. Ramdisk is kernel, not loadef from floppy.	Dale S. Rahn

1998-05-29	Major changes here and there, tweaks elsewhere.	Dale S. Rahn
	Support for Openfirmware drivers was reintroduced so that more systems were supported. This should work with the real driver configurations as well. Bootloader files were deleted/replaced with the newer versions in the subdirectory. Some effort has been made to be closer to support booting (at least the bootloader) on the Mac. Config files that end with OFW are the openfirmware versions of the kernels without have native drivers. Native driver support has not been changed, presumably it still works. I couldn't test that.
1996-12-28	Changes necessary to make the kernel compile and boot.	Dale S. Rahn
	Some merging with NetBSD port.
1996-12-21	Check-in of powerpc kernel support.	Dale S. Rahn
	NOTE: This will not work until the other pieces are checked in. This is primarily the NetBSD powerpc port, with modifications to support ELF.