to create/resize an aligned one failed. This simplifies the code
and prevents surprises. If the user wants an unaligned partition
in the case where an aligned one fails, they can simply retry the
command without the "-a" option. This change was requested by
wiz@, and after some thought I agree with it.
- Adjust NAT to not assume flow direction in some cases and thus support
less usual setups which are possible when using 'map' with a custom
filter criteria.
- Introduce NPF_SRC/NPF_DST and replace npc_src/npc_dst with npc_ips[2]
for more convenient handling.
- ICMP ALG: restrict matching only to the outgoing traffic, but be more
direction-agnostic elsewhere.
mode. Some return EINVAL when they are dying, but others like USB return EIO.
Downgrade to a DIAGNOSTIC printf. Same should be done for the malloc/NOWAIT,
but this is rarely hit.
(and add a default of tmpfs with 25% of available ram limit if not).
To avoid the warning but not mount the tmpfs, just comment out the line
for /var/shm.
Also move "obsolete" to the end of the list again, as it should be run
last.
Use less bogus CHS addresses in PMBR.
With the ending head set at 0xff one machine I have will never leave
the initial startup screen if such a disk is present. Additionally,
Wikipedia suggests without citiation that 254 is the maximium allowable
value for the head, and this seems to be the case.
With help from Robert Elz we've finally figured out what's going on, and
it actually isn't a bug in the handler, but related to spin mutexes.
When a spin mutex is released, the IPL isn't lowered back if the
curcpu is holding other spin mutexes. This is because mutexes may not
be released in order (and, in this case, the CPU in interrupted while
it holds a spin mutex at IPL < IPL_SCHED).
Also remove the test and resetting the IPL, it will be reset anyway
inside the loop, or at the end of the loop.
bin/cat/cat.c 976654 Argument cannot be negative
(missing check for fileno result, stdout)
bin/cat/cat.c 976653 Improper use of negative value
(missing check for fileno result, stdin)
- clear the screen only once, when we know what colour to use
- set up the colour map only once, when we know which one to use
-> no more funky colour flashing while cgsix attaches on my U1
This would be a problem only when allocating a new data block and the
indir block is already allocated, which explains why automated tests didn't
find it.
Problem reported on tech-kern@ and fix tested by manu@.
larger amounts, we will generate SER_WRITE|SER_SZERR with P4 framebuffers.
(Writing 64 bits at a time is the default with memset().)
Also, set the default attributes to zero to avoid vertical stripes from
uninitialised defattr.
XXX; screen is still not cleared of old text.
- fix inverted shift direction in MBL() and MBR() macro in BE case
(used by GETBITS() and PUTBITS() in copycols() function in rasops_bitops.h)
- make all bitmask values unsigned and use proper uint32_t types for
bitmap variables (to avoid arithmetic right shift)
- fix various botches in right-to-left copy op (logic is taken from hp300)
Tested on bwtwo(4) on NetBSD/sparc.
jnemeth