PCMCIA, and perhaps other devices on Alchemy parts.
Closes PR port-evbmips/32298
Reviewed as part of PCI changes by matt@, izumi@, and probably also simonb@.
This implementation has been tested seperately with my PCI code. This commit
does not add the necessary changes to configuration files to include this in
current configurations yet, as I intend to add that when I add the
multi-platform configuration support for evbmips/alchemy (which will be
required for PCI anyway.)
- Use EXIT_SUCCESS/EXIT_FAILURE where appropriate.
- Cut long lines.
- Properly indent continuation of lines.
- Sort includes.
- Replace u_int with unsigned int.
- Remove parenthesis around return values.
- Add blank line at the beginning of functions without local parameters.
- Cast *printf calls to void.
change wsconsctl(4) so that this is configurable.
This is specially useful for mice that provide page up/down buttons instead
of a real wheel and that do not send events repeatedly from the hardware.
(E.g.: Logitech Marble Mouse.)
No objections in tech-kern@.
Summary:
- bound string operations
- better detection of filesystem names
- pawd call now gets the resolved directory in the rpc
All our local changes have been submitted and incorporated.
is not open from the child process. While I am here:
- KNF, pass lint.
- Fix a bug where the outer loop index was re-used in the inner loop.
- Check the return code of wait.
Similarly for dkswap().
Allows code to only call one of these.
Rename struct _disk to _vminfo to be nearer its contents.
Change 'systat vm' so that it always shows the 'current' cpu times, even
after ':run' or ':boot' commands. The code in vmstat.c doesn't support :run.
kernel behavior before src/common where 0 was a valid dest addr.
This should fix the macppc (and other OEA ppc) silent-death-on-DIAGNOSTIC
issue, and possibly other DIAGNOSTIC failures.
XXX it might be worth thinking about an API where 0 is allowed in
documented cases and not allowed otherwise.
the pam's name module, otherwise it will try to load the module as:
"/usr/lib/security<pam_module>"
Before christos' update we were using PAM_SOPREFIX = "/usr/lib/security/"
with the last '/', now we aren't. So be SAFE and add it to avoid
future problems.
