libraries do, since they destructors need to still call millicode.
The problem this time was with /usr/pkg/bin/gdk-pixbuf-query-loaders
calling glib2's g_log...
We want to ensure that a rtentry is referenced by nobody after
RTM_DELETE (except for the caller). However, rt_timer could
have a reference to the rtentry after that.
This change will fix a bug that PHY read/write fail on some cases.
- Increase delay in wm_phy_resetisblocked(). Same as FreeBSD.
- Use semaphore in wm_hv_phy_workaround_ich8lan() and wm_k1_gig_workaround_hv()
Summary of changes in tzdata2016h (2016-10-19 23:17:57 -0700):
Asia/Gaza and Asia/Hebron end of summer time for 2016 is
2016-10-29 at 01:00 rather than 2016-10-21 at 00:00 (which
is within hours after this update). Guess that future
end dates will be the last Sat of October.
Corrected some historic time (and one date) transition
times for Turkey (all 1990 or before.)
Switch Sri-Lanka to use numeric abbreviation for time zone
as the tzdata invented one is not correct, and the correct
one seems not to be widely used.
"""
slightly optimize memory access - change struct nvme_queue so that the
struct dmamem members are allocated as part of it, instead of separate
kmem_alloc()s
"""
that change quite curiously caused completion queue corruption on MP systems,
regardless of MPSAFE setting for the pci/softintr interrupt
When the remote CPUs receive the ACPI sleep IPI, they do not save the fpu
state of the lwp they are executing. The problem is, when waking up they
reinitialize the registers of their local fpu and go back to their lwp
directly. Therefore, if an lwp is interrupted while storing data in an fpu
register, that data gets overwritten, which basically means the lwp is
likely to go crazy when resuming execution.
Fix this by simply saving the fpu state correctly. This way when going to
sleep the state is stored in the lwp's pcb and CR0_TS is set, so the next
time the lwp wants to use the fpu we'll get a dna, and the state will be
restored as expected.
While here, don't forget to reenable interrupts (and the spl) if an error
occurs.
reserved above 300W (PCI 3.0 Errata).
- Emergency Power Reduction mechanism with PWRBRK signal ECN.
- Extended Message Data for MSI ECN.
- Fix typo in comment.
