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until I have time to implement proper fix.
Noted by several folks.
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halfway through. Makes the ISP12160 correctly load its firmware again on
sparc64.
ok krw@
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slightly different from the other chipsets using the BCM5705 ASIC.
ok jsg@
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ok deraadt@
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4 bytes in the new firmware.
To allow this to work on older firmwares add a "short read allowed"
flag to arc_msgbuf(), which will allow short reads by getting
the read length from the header of the response the firmware sends.
Only set the flag on the arc_msgbuf() call that deals with the diskinfo
struct for now.
Discussed with and ok dlg@
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For now, only one such flag is defined, PCKBC_CANT_TRANSLATE. It hints
pckbc that the device does not behave correctly to the ``set translation''
commands.
Set this flag if we are running on a Tadpole Ultrabook machine, which needs it.
This makes the built-in keyboard work correctly on this laptop (with the
help of the software translation pckbd diff).
tested & ok kettenis@
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1; instead, try table 2 first, then 1: some older keyboards, connected to
a castrated 8042, do not know how to talk in table 1 (or worse, will report
they do while they don't).
If automatic translation is not possible, remember which table the keyboard
ended configured in, and convert the scancodes from table 2 to table 1 if
necessary.
ok kettenis@
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mode (4KB) for PCIe chips. This resolves the poor TX performance for
the PCIe chips. The result being a bit under double the TX performance
on a Gig connection (roughly 495 Mb/s -> 940 Mb/s).
Tested by reyk@, sthen@, brad@ and a few end users.
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address 0x1a and 0x1e, and that's not where the PCIe capability stuff
lives. Potentially it was mucking with an IO BAR (super dangerous).
But probably it was achieving nothing at all.
ok dlg@, marco@, brad@
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Pointed out by Chris Cappuccio, thanks!
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newer PCI Express adapters (ie 8168C*/8102*) work.
V2 Checksum offload format in RTL8102 devices not yet supported.
No objections from brad@. Thanks to everyone who tested.
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sis_newbuf(), so remove the call.
ok and lots of prodding dlg@, brad@
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can use them later for stuff like VIDIOC_S_FMT (e.g. set custom
resolution).
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upcoming changes and sort list.
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ok dlg
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boot bsd.rd -a and want to mount the ramdisk later on.
ok otto@ krw@ millert@
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assumes that the display device and the agp bridge are the same device.
In almost all cases this is incorrect.
In order to correctly enable the agp device with the correct mode, we
need to set the AGP_COMMAND register on both the display and the bridge
with the right bits. Since agp is currently attaching at vga(4), due to
the problems with the intel integrated graphics (a problem that I still
need to solve, to be honest), for now just provide both pci_attach_args
to the agp init, and get what we need from there to do the enable.
This fixes the "agp bug" which i have been known to rant about, a lot.
So agp radeons now work with dri without needing to be forced to pci
mode.
This wasn't detected before, since the only non-drm consumer of agp is
the intel X driver, the i810 agp driver has its own enable function.
tested by many. ok kettenis@.
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help & ok jsg@
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JMP211 GigE PHY.
From FreeBSD
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ok dlg@
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explicitly set the duplex flag instead of returning right away.
ok dlg@
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for 100baseT4. The dcphy(4) driver could inadvertently display
100baseT4 for the media type for PHY not actually capable of
100baseT4.
From FreeBSD
ok dlg@
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adjust the mbuf before loading it, with bus_dmamap_load_mbuf(),
that way we dont have to fiddle with ds_addr;
ok dlg@
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when usb_lookup is used. If a device indeed has 0 as vendor and product
ID, like the HP DL165 BMC Server Engines SE USB Device, a wrong driver
will attach and the machine will most pbly crash.
Problem reported Rivo Nurges <rix@estpak.ee>
cvs: ----------------------------------------------------------------------
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interface switching, which kind of crashed the device.
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bus_space_{read,write}(). A bug in the code this was based on means that
this is also used for scatter gather maps, which are bus_dma memory, not
pci memory. This obviously fails. Pull them out into a function and
Special case scatter gather to use the mapped virtual address to write
instead. Makes writeback test pass on pci and pci express radeon cards.
Tested by, among others ckuethe@ and sthen@.
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as they're of the subclass SATA and the SiI3512 SATA controller as it is of
the subclass MISC.
ok jsg@
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it only provides the hosts machines clock as a timedelta sensor so far.
getting it into the tree so people can work on it as suggested by fgsch@
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30, 2005). From mjacob via FreeBSD. No known code dependency, and
prepares ground for major isp update.
Tested on a 2312 by dlg@.
ok dlg@ deraadt@
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interrupt handler.
This is bad and wrong. So change it so that if we can't immediately grab
the hardware lock, to just leave the task flagged so that we can run it
when we release the lock. The linux implementation uses a similar
scheme.
Tested by guenther@, landry@ and bernd@. Also tested by many a while
ago as part of a larger diff.
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we want too load an mbuf; remove a printf that fires in case
we can't load the mbuf (We do error handling and recovery).
ok brad@, dlg@
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ok jsg@
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ok jsg@
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better aligned for fast access. i didnt bench, so maybe this does nothing.
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default interface. Nice side effect; Turns off the cams LED again.
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to be MASS_STORAGE subclass IDE regardless of id, and other
ids depending on the subclass and a known id or a known id
and the override flag.
We really want to check the subclass so we don't attach
pciide to the wrong function of a chip, which happened
last time around before the additional subclasses were
checked in the non override case and the overrides were pulled.
A bunch of the override flags were pulled after some common
subclasses (SATA/RAID) were added. So if we have a known
id and a SATA/RAID subclass we would match. Turns out some
Silicon Image SATA devices claim to be of subclass MISC
so add that as well. Unbreaks one of hennings machines
with 3114 SATA and likely quite a few other machines.
'seems safe enough to me' miod@
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