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2000-12-29kiss in the rng; all those evil voices kept me pushing for it...Michael Shalayeff
2000-12-28Define UADDR not as fixed address, but rather as what it really is:Miod Vallat
a negative offset relative to the top of the adressing space. This fixes the miscompilation problems in locore_r2000.S with binutils 2.10. Tested by maja@ and myself.
2000-12-28Alter compilation flags, since binutils have changed some of their defaultMiod Vallat
settings between 2.7 and 2.10. Inspired by a similar NetBSD change. Also, while I'm at it, add more -W stuff to CDIAGFLAGS
2000-12-28mvme88k updates to -current. finally!Steve Murphree
2000-12-27better english and fix some spelling mistakes, Ok'd by aaron@Brad Smith
adjucent -> adjacent usefull -> useful
2000-12-25always read new byte from rng, then decide wheather to start a new cycleMichael Shalayeff
2000-12-21People have difficulty spelling 'initial' and derivatives thereof (too manyAaron Campbell
"i's" I guess).
2000-12-19This fixes keyboard lock-ups I was getting wiggling the mouse inConstantine Sapuntzakis
console mode while using my omnicube KVM switch. The keyboard lock-ups were caused by the keyboard/mouse interface controller's input buffer filling up. This was caused because the mouse was sending data to the computer and the pms driver wasn't draining it. The driver used to rely on the fact that it could disable the mouse device when the mouse driver was closed. Disabling the mouse device prevents it from sending data to the computer. At the same time pms disabled the mouse device, pms disabled interrupt notification of the arrival of new data. This regime doesn't work so well with KVM switches which re-enable the mouse. In this case, the mouse will send data to the computer but the keyboard/moust interface controller won't raise an interrupt (because pms disabled interrupts). pms will never read from the input buffer.
2000-12-17Compaq SMART Array RAID controllers.Michael Shalayeff
based on netbsd driver. testing helps from brad@ eisa untested, but should work (;
2000-12-17Add a new possible value for the machdep.allowaperture sysctl: `2'Matthieu Herrb
allows access to the whole 1st megabyte of memory, for use by XFree86 4.0.x int10 code. (ok, deraadt@) CVS: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- sys/arch/i386/i386/mem.c share/man/man4/man4.i386/xf86.4 CVS: ----------------------------------------------------------------------
2000-12-15Define BUS_SPACE_BARRIER_{READ,WRITE} as synonmys for BUS_BARRIER_{READ,WRITE}Artur Grabowski
2000-12-15ITE_INGRF checks needed, from NetBSD.Marc Espie
Reported by Lars Hecking.
2000-12-15Grow the number of reserved pt pages.Artur Grabowski
Solves the 64MB problem. Somewhat based on NetBSD.
2000-12-14native ELF and ELF for nlistArtur Grabowski
2000-12-14Enable loading of ELF kernels.Artur Grabowski
2000-12-14First shot at making ELF compile.Artur Grabowski
2000-12-12Add an extra apm_periodic_check() call before the one we check forAngelos D. Keromytis
errors; that way, Theo's laptop can still turn off APM when there's an error, and the IBM 770Z won't gratuitously disconnect APM (since the first event is always a bogus one).
2000-12-11Some alphas have USBNathan Binkert
2000-12-11Add a whole slew of drivers to the Alpha GENERIC. These all compileNathan Binkert
properly, but there are many that have yet to be tested. If anyone tests one of the drivers listed as UNTESTED, please let me know. The following drivers have 64-bit issues when compiling on Alpha: adv, twe, vr, tx, hifn, ubsec They are in GENERIC, but commented out.
2000-12-10new file; smat@acm.orgTheo de Raadt
2000-12-10more keycaps for jp106 keyboards -- gotta get myself one of these weird ↵Theo de Raadt
contraptions as a wall hanging; sigh@kuzirabekon.econ.nagasaki-u.ac.jp
2000-12-10jp106 keycap; sigh@kuzirabekon.econ.nagasaki-u.ac.jpTheo de Raadt
2000-12-10iso8859 font; smat@acm.orgTheo de Raadt
2000-12-10new swiss keyboard maps; smat@acm.orgTheo de Raadt
2000-12-10fix norway section; johs@copyleft.noTheo de Raadt
2000-12-07cleanTheo de Raadt
2000-12-07fix various perror() that were buf oflowsTheo de Raadt
2000-12-06s/packed/__packed__/Michael Shalayeff
2000-12-06use __x__ formats for __attribute__ arguments; guenther@gac.eduTheo de Raadt
2000-11-28How did this work?Jason Wright
2000-11-28Repair: grrrrrr... brought in wrong changes -again-Jason Wright
2000-11-28oops, not yetJason Wright
2000-11-28remove statics and knfJason Wright
2000-11-26alpha clock fixes from NetBSDTodd C. Miller
Fixes ' no more 'WARNING: preposterous clock chip time' on 164SX
2000-11-25Everyone seems to hit the wrong key first time. Change the abort bannerHugh Graham
wording to something unambiguous.
2000-11-25make room for a 16 slice disklabelHugh Graham
2000-11-25OpenBSD tagArtur Grabowski
2000-11-25pull in cy82c693 for sio and pcebArtur Grabowski
2000-11-25Use the common cy82c693 access functions.Artur Grabowski
From NetBSD. Fixes pciide on 164sx.
2000-11-24raise dirty in kenter_pa tooMichael Shalayeff
2000-11-24Support 16 slices per device, like the other OpenBSD arches.Hugh Graham
2000-11-24PAGE_SIZE on alpha is 8192 thus PAGE_SHIFT should be 13, not 12.Todd C. Miller
2000-11-23ttyC? with one max letter after ttyCTheo de Raadt
2000-11-22s/stroul/strtoul/; spotted by brad@Michael Shalayeff
2000-11-22Remove UNTESTED comments on cpus that I know work.Artur Grabowski
2000-11-22cosmetic.Artur Grabowski
2000-11-21Make this compile without UVM; dirt@monkey.orgAaron Campbell
2000-11-21stupid Imac DV appears to misclasify the vga controller as DISPLAY_MISCTheo de Raadt
instead of DISPLAY_VGA
2000-11-19Add in pciide.Todd C. Miller
2000-11-19Add -I${.CURDIR}/../../../../lib/libsa to CPPFLAGS so md5.c can findTodd C. Miller
stand.h; ok ericj@openbsd.org