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Some cards we identify as InterLAN cards do not seem to have the MAC
address in the configuration ROM. For these, fall back to the old
method if we can't find the expected sResource record.
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as it begins with a timeval struct. This fixes the alpha bpf panics.
Removed double prototypes. Reordered includes. The last change came from
NetBSD. Updated $NetBSD$ tags. Slight KNF too.
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was a bit hasty
in removing.
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Yanagisawa.
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the consensus was that it was too annoying to not be able to change
the clock at securelevel == 1.
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figuring out what was going wrong there.
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Adjust attach() messages for scanners with quirk table entries.
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Changes to io macros were done to handle sparse bus addressing dynamically.
This is a first cut (rough).
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I couldn't find any use of AF_SIP in the kernel, didn't check user land.
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Dave Huang found this one...
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Much hacked by me to merge and partially busify.
Add code that I lost a while back for digging the proper mac address for
internal ethernet.
Still needs work, but checkpointed--works at least as well as the last
version.
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*stop functions return int's under OpenBSD. This cleans up a
bunch of compile-time warnings for the mac68k.
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actually compile.
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