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ok markus deraadt
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more realistic.
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from Thorsten Glaser <tg-v2003 at netcologne dot de> via toby@.
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mvme88k does.
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Solves a number of hangs on ohci (and possibly uhci) machines.
Found by me prodding around, and drahn@ more cluefully
ok pvalchev@, nate@
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getting the geometry check the number of attached drives from
the bios area at 40:75.
- bump version.
from toby@. we want people to test this, specially those with ghost
drives showing up.
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variables arent defined too large.
itojun@ ok
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ok deraadt@
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from Brian Poole
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- bump version.
toby@ ok.
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- don't blindly return but check whether bios_getdisklabel() failed and
act according.
this fixes (at some extent) booting from a floppy if it wasn't inserted
during floppyprobe(). toby@ ok.
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- always give C routines invoked by the assembly code some breathing room on
the stack
- merge error and reset exception handlers -- gets us rid of error_fault()
and error_reset().
- remove all references to SR0 and "threads" inherited from Mach. In fact,
we do not use SR0 at all now.
- only use double load and stores instructions when we are 200% sure we are
accessing a correctly aligned area. I am not fond of unaligned kernel
accesses, and forcing every pgb to be aligned on an 8 byte boundary is
gross.
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this had no side effects...
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which is only used to obfuscate things.
Doing this points out that the BUG memory is not at the same address on
187 and 197 (the 197 BUG is inside obio), so provide distinct constants,
and treat 187 and 197 slightly differently in pmap_bootstrap(). However, we
now need to map the 197 flash memory as well...
While there, simplify and constify pmap_table_build() and its associated data.
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includable even without option DDB, in which case it will only define
the PC_REGS(), inst_return() and inst_call() macros; this removes the need
to declare them a second time in trap.c.
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output. Also, if the board configuration parameter area is invalid, warn the
user and assume safe values - this is likely caused by a dead NVRAM battery.
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toby@ ok.
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PLEASE NOTE: the tree is unlocking early for developers who were involved
in the release process. for other developers the tree is NOT UNLOCKED YET.
the following people are unlocked:
beck, tdeval, nick, krw, pb, fries, matthieu, marcm, cedric, mdw,
drahn, sturm, millert, andreas, markus, jason, avsm, wim, frantzen,
fgs, henning, mcbride, hugh, tedu, nate, weingart, canacar, nordin,
miod, danh, wilfried, deraadt, itojun, mickey, miod, deraadt
Other developers are not unlocked. If I missed anyone, talk to me.
Sorry, but our development process is oriented around "hack for 5 months,
then do 1 month of release engineering. If a developer hacks for 5 months
and then does not show up to help with release engineering, then we take
that to mean they are less serious, and can give a bit of pause to the
serious developers who now want to get things into the tree post-unlock.
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ok toby, and now tested for lots of machines
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setting max sems to sane values. ok deraadt@
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deraadt@, jason@, mickey@ ok
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two months ago and the rediscovered by grange@ and then probably by some more other people in mongolia who had no inet to report it unfortunately; this also fixes problem w/ catching sigsegv after recent bcopy(,,sizeof) fixes; deraadt@ ok
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context of a regular exception. This was probably a good move, but it
eventually causes issues when uptimes grows towards infinity...
Of course, diagnosing such an issue at the same time that the disk drive
is dying and causes problems on his own, is not exactly easy...
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file from the kernel - this makes the kerberosV/kafs.h file include
that, as well as the kafs.h used in afs (hiding in the afs sources).
this needs more drastic gutting post release, but at least this now all
uses the same ioctl's.
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in <machine/prom.h> -- code in stand/ does not need a specific context to
invoke the BUG functions.
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switch to another, safe, unused bit.
From the MC88110UM via deraadt@
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'-a' option.
Closes PR #2122 and #3437. From Thorsten Glaser.
ok deraadt@ henning@ weingart@.
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machines.
Align siop_xfer on 128 byte boundary, and don't use on-board RAM.
Aligning siop_xfer will be made general, post-3.4.
From mickey@.
ok deraadt@ mickey@.
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ok miod@ millert@ deraadt@
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- faster code paths in eh.S, especially for 88110 cpus
- do not service data access exceptions more than one time; also, be sure
that interrupts are disabled while servicing them.
- cleanup the 88110 trap handler in the same way the 88100 flavour has been
cleaned recently.
This spotted two bugs, which are fixed there as well:
- add systrace support to the 88110 syscall code
- add emulation support to the 88100 syscall code
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afterwards... and only if this is a wise thing to do!
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a nice bug preventing signals to be delivered to process faulting in some
conditions...
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fix suggested by tedu@, ok deraadt@, fgsch@
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ok tedu fgsch deraadt
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ok tedu krw fgsch deraadt
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