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The trunk driver now has a new ioctl (SIOCxTRUNKOPTS), which for now only
has options for LACP:
* Mode - Active or Passive (default Active)
* Timeout - Fast or Slow (default Slow)
* System Priority - 1(high) to 65535(low) (default 32768/0x8000)
* Port Priority - 1(high) to 65535(low) (default 32768/0x8000)
* IFQ Priority - 0 to NUM_QUEUES (default 6)
At the moment, ifconfig only has options for lacpmode and lacptimeout
plumbed as those are the immediate need.
The approach taken for the options was to make them on a "trunk" vs a
"port" as what's typically seen on various NOSes (JunOS, NXOS, etc...)
as it's uncommon for a host to have one link "Passive" and the other
"Active" in a given trunk.
Just like on a NOS, when applying lacpmode or lacptimeout, the settings
are immediately applied to all existing ports in the trunk and to all
future ports brought into the trunk.
Tested by many on a plethora of NIC drivers and switches.
Ok remi@
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references.
ok visa@, deraadt@
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Should have been part of the earlier commit that unified armv7 and arm64.
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cases in kernel and libc.
ok deraadt@
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We use UNVEIL_INSPECT instead in the unveil flags for the same
purpose, and now add traversed vnodes of a path with UNVEIL_INSPECT
instead of with 0 flags and voodoo in unveil_flagmatch. This
allows us to uncontort the logic of unveil_flagmatch a bunch.
helpful review and ok from semarie@
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ok jsg@
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- Don't dereference sc_prop if we're not handling an LPI. Fixes a crash
on qemu when emulating a GICv3 without ITS (and therefore no LPIs(.
- Use the true IPL when calculating the priority of an LPI. The old
code used a variable that still had the IPL_MPSAFE flag in it.
- Write to the right GITS_BASERn instead of ialways writing to GITS_BASER0.
- Flush the cache after initializing/modifying the in-memory tables. The
GICv3 on the SynQuacer isn't fully coherent and only supports the
"non-shareable" attribute for its in-memory tables. So we have to flush
the cache to the point of coherency to guarentee that the GIC sees our
changes to those tables. Throw in a full memory barrier for good measure.
Also add support for the SynQuacer pre-ITS.
ok jsg@, patrick@
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requested by mpi@
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ok jsg@, patrick@
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Fixes machines with more than 8 cores.
ok jsg@, patrick@
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Historically, the softraid crypto support in the boot loaders has only
given one attempt to provide the correct passphrase. There were a
few reasons for this, including the fact that pkcs5_pbkdf2() allows an
empty passphrase and that returning EPERM allowed for another attempt.
With the event of KARL and the need for bsd.booted with hibernate resumption,
this becomes much more of an issue - if you get the passphrase wrong you
fail to resume. There are also other situations like using /etc/boot.conf
to switch serial console, but an incorrect passphrase results in the config
not being read. Also, bcrypt_pbkdf() does not permit empty passphrases.
This reworks the softraid crypto support in the boot loaders so that it
loops requesting a valid passphrase until one is provided, or an empty
passphrase is entered (at which point it will abort).
ok mortimer@ tb@
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Prior to r1.153 of kern_descrip.c, the kqueue descriptors were removed
using fdremove(), which reset fd_freefile as appropriate. The new code
simply avoids adding the descriptor to the new table, however this means
that fd_freefile can be left with an incorrect value, resulting in a file
descriptor allocation "hole". Restore the previous behavour by lowering
fd_freefile as appropriate when dropping descriptors.
Issue found via golang regress tests.
ok deraadt@ mpi@ visa@
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kq_knlist are dedicated to a single kqueue instance, which makes
the filtering by kn_kq unnecessary.
OK kettenis@, mpi@
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the characters that changed, and only when they change. This
replaces writing out the whole framebuffer every 100ms with a
partial update mechanism. Now the system stays responsive and
does not slow down anymore due to the periodic update.
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ok kettenis@
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devices. This allows SDIO device drivers to read information from
the ACPI or FDT tables.
ok kettenis@
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and thus only supported 4 functions instead of 8.
ok kettenis@
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type 0 configuration requests correctly which results in devices on bus 0
appearing multiple times. Fix this by adding a quirk and match the
appropriate compatible string.
ok jsg@, patrick@
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so that we can include firmware-dependant code in generic drivers to be
able to extract metadata information like MAC addresses and out-of-band
interrupts from the ACPI/FDT tables.
ok kettenis@
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with an EPERM, but the target rdomain will still be created.
Move the check for an lo(4)'s if_index/if_rdomain to before the creation of a
nonexisting target routing table.
ok benno@ claudio@ mpi@
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id after that, so it seems like a silly reason to reject a target.
ok dlg@ deraadt@
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ok patrick@
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up to 24.
ok patrick@
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Michael W. Bombardieri. Thanks.
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Discussed with kettenis@
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ok stsp@
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From Miod Vallat, "Go ahead" kettenis
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Documented in 'Speculative Execution Side Channel Mitigations'
revision 2.0.
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Some APs (Aruba 105) send a bogus basic MCS set in assoc responses
which prevents us from enabling 11n support with those APs, while
these APs still behave as if were were an 11n client which renders
the association unusable.
The basic MSC set is already provided in beacons anyway, and the
802.11 2012 standard says the basic MSC set is reserved in frames
other than beacons (see Table 8-130).
ok mpi@
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kqueue_close() does not take into account that the kqueue instance may
have queued knotes. This can cause a use-after-free if new knotes are
enqueued on the kqueue as a result of file closing.
Correct the error by dequeueing each knote before freeing it.
Since r1.93 of kern_event.c, each kqueue instance has its knotes
in nonshared lists kq_knhash and kq_knlist, so kqueue_close() does
not have to skip other kqueues' knotes any longer. The code can be
simplified by using knote_remove() for clearing the knote lists.
The function uses knote_drop() which takes care of knote dequeueing.
Found and initial analysis by anton@
OK anton@, mpi@
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doesn't actually spin up any secondary CPUs, it does run. Mostly a cleanup
of <machine/cpu.h> along the lines of what I did earlier on arm64. Makes
armv7 use the MI mplock implementation and implements copyin32.
ok patrick@
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Status codes and reason codes are separate things listed in distinct tables.
This debug message made me look at the wrong table and scratch my head.
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auto-join
with feedback from florian and stsp
ok florian@ phessler@ (on previous versions of the diff) stsp@
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Drop ieee80211_add_ess's nwid parameter. Read nwid and length directly
from the ic to make it more obvious where this function is reading from.
nwids are binary data with an explicit length, so treat them as such
instead of treating them like strings.
ok florian phessler
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arm_intr_* prefix with fdt_intr_*.
ok kettenis@
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