- When printing a user trap, include p->p_comm in the message.
- In the TLB fault handler, don't just go charging along if
the fault can't be handled. If we get a fatal kernel TLB
fault, we need to panic! Or, if DDB is enabled, call the
Debugger().
* Print notice if not all CPUs were attached
* Switch to SMP version of cache flush routines in just one place: in
cpu_attach() after all known CPUs have been configured.
interrupt number. properly find interrupts for the E250. modify
pci_intr_map() accordingly. retire psycho_intr_map(). deal with
INO values upto 0x3f, not upto 0x32. restructure sabre_init() and
psycho_init() to be more similar, and display each psycho's IGN.
psycho_intr_establish() deals with INO upto 0x3f, values from 0x32
and higher get 0 for IPL.
tested on E250 & U5.
(only if cmd exited successfully) use tmp file as input to sed pipeline.
This works around two issues:
(1) a pathological case where the script would fail in ... interesting
ways if the command being executed closed its stdout. (Certain
commands are used only for their side effects, but not their output,
and doing some testing on my own i got into hot water when one
of my mods caused a command to close its output).
(2) the fact that genassym would succeed even when the command in
fact failed (because the last cmd in the pipeline is the one whose
exit status would be reported).
setattr calls on underlying vnodes the same as sockets and just return 0.
This whole thing needs to be gutted and replaced with either fall throughs
to specfs (the attr forwarding is just bizarre and leads to weird crap like
the above truncation problems), or better yet a real cloning device node.
- re-read RISC/os volume header off disk before writing new label
in case it was updated by installboot utility
- no longer keep a copy of the volume header in cpu_disklabel
