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Btw, OpenBSD hit 25000 commits a couple commits ago.
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pfkeyv2.
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until pfkey files are cleaned up.
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a few extras that are just plain useful. Note that I used u_intxx_t instead of
the POSIX p1003.1g uintxx_t that those specs mandate, so as to not increase the
number of outside symbol definitions that in.h depends on.
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tree so we can have a unified netinet6 directory.
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not define the apm device build again (sorry)
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This gives root a bigger chance to fix any problem that caused the limit
to be reached.
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That was a memory leak.
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Btw, for all the curious souls, I am in Canada at the moment (land of
free commits).
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falls below 'machdep.apmwarn' percent. This defaults to 10 percent
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Now we can return ENOMEM instead of doing a panic when we run out of memory.
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