- always use __ELF__ && __linux, not just __ELF__ or just __linux__
- remember to pop back to the previous section where it is missing
XXX: need to file this bug with the GNU folks.
Remove special case handling for userland lwps from cpu_lwp_fork,
instead do it in lwp_trampoline when we first return to userland.
which was a stupid idea - since we did now set all fork child's %tstate
(and thus %pstate when back in userland) to the current kernel's userland
default. This meant we lost the address mask bit for 32bit processes and
all memory model details for 64bit ones.
Move it back to cpu_lwp_fork and fix the condition to only do it once when
forking init.
It depended on either RTF_CLONED or RTF_CLONING must be set, however,
the assumption didn't meet for userland problems that create a route
via RTM_ADD.
This fixes an issue that running rarpd causes the following kernel panic
reported by nonaka@:
panic: kernel diagnostic assertion "(la->la_flags & LLE_STATIC) == 0"
failed: file "/usr/src/sys/netinet/if_arp.c", line 1339
module code from module_init() rather than waiting until after calling
exec_init(). Use a RUN_ONCE routine at entry to each sys_sem* syscall
to establish the exithook, and no longer KASSERT that the hook has
been set before removing it. (A manually loaded module can be unloaded
before any syscalls have been invoked.)
Remove the conditional calls to the various xxx_init() routines from
init_main.c - we now rely on module_init() to handle initialization.
Let each sub-component's xxx_init() routine handle its own sysctl
sub-tree initialization; this removes another set of #ifdef ugliness.
Tested both built-in and loadable versions and verified that atf
test kernel/t_sysv passes.
surface_height members. idea from the intel code and jmcneill@.
this makes the fb on my RV370 use the full display size, not the
(not actually connected) 800x600 the svideo output supports.
X still starts up at 800x600 mode, but xrandr can fix that.
We stored the bus space handle in nv_subdev(device)->mmioh, which we
then overwrote with whatever was in the mmioh local variable -- maybe
garbage, maybe an old mapping, almost certainly wrong either way.
Instead store it in mmioh so that the subsequent assignment
nv_subdev(device)->mmioh = mmioh actually works as intended.
