http://mail-index.netbsd.org/tech-userlevel/2009/02/27/msg001764.html
in lib/libbluetooth, add new SDP functions and bump minor version
replace usr.sbin/sdpd with new version
install sdp.h and sdp.3 from lib/libbluetooth
(Don't remove libsdp yet since some programs still refer to it)
(These optional sensors are specified by JEDEC Standard No. 21-C
Section 4-7 and implemented by multiple vendors. Tested on my
amd64 machine with Kingston KVR1066D3E7S/2G memory which includes
a STMicro STTS424E02 sensor.)
with the ffs kernel module and follows the trend of retiring ufs.
It also allows to get rid of a special case kludge in runtime module
loading, since ufs was not really a module. librumpfs_ufs is now
obsoleted and ffs consumers should be linked solely against
librumpfs_ffs.
Based on PR port-powerpc/40421 from Wojciech Galazka,
with misc tweaks by me.
Note sysinst part is not pulled because there is
no supported storage device yet on this port.
* Don't change METALOG in place while creating METALOG.sanitised in the
sanitise_METALOG target. This makes it easier to manually inspect
METALOG to find the order in which lines were added during a build.
* Add a clean_METALOG target, to be invoked from src/Makefile early in
the build, to prevent unbounded growth of METALOG during multiple
MKUPDATE builds.
* Remove the old hack of incorporating etc/mtree/NetBSD.dist into
METALOG.sanitised. It was needed only during a short transition
period when people might have done MKUPDATE builds starting from
existing DESTDIR and OBJDIR trees that had been created before
revision 1.317 of src/etc/Makefile.
* Since etc/mtree/NetBSD.dist is no longer added, there's will not
be any "optional" lines, so there's no need to filter them from
METALOG.sanitised.
* There's no need for two different METALOG.unpriv and
METALOG.sanitised.unpriv variables; combine them into a single
METALOG.unpriv variable whose value is "-M ${METALOG}.sanitised".
* Reorder some lines in the Makefile, to bring related targets,
variables and comments together.
first, mount root and run the various disk providers. Add swap and
check the remaining file systems after that.
This breaks the dependency cycle for lvm, which needs writeable /dev.
Depend on rndctl in cgd.
- retire libXaw8
- remote Xprint support from xmore
- bump libXaw7 to major 10 so that "libXaw.so" gets a new SONAME, and
make it the "libXaw" used.
XXX: this probably should be pulled up to netbsd-5, which is why i have
XXX: separated it out from the general Xprint removal
non-compat equivalent files, to stop amd64/sparc64 builds with MKxxx=no
options from failing because files in the DESTDIR are missing from the
METALOG.
amd64 builds, now, with several MKxxx=no options set. sparc64 probably
needs some more work.
FWIW, join(1) saved me some manual labor as I copied keywords from
non-compat to compat files:
1 Collect the files that are missing from the DESTDIR into
compat-i386.files
2 Replicate the first column of compat-i386.files. Remove i386/ from
the first column.
3 sort -k 1,1 distrib/sets/lists/comp/{md.amd64,mi,shl.*}
distrib/sets/lists/base/{md.amd64,mi,module.amd64,module.mi,shl.elf,sh
l.mi} | join -1 1 -2 1 -o '2.2 1.3' - compat-i386.files >
compat-i386.keywords
4 Process distrib/lists/{base,comp}/md.amd64 with join -1 1 -2 1 -o '1.1
1.2 1.3,2.2' -a1 - compat-i386.keywords
