(1) do not cast it to (void *), and
(2) print it as 0x%x, rather than %p.
This is not perfect (because the data being printed is "int32_t"-sized), but
is more correct than printing it as a pointer because the data is _not_ a
pointer, it is data to be printed in hex, and on some systems, pointers are
wider than the data items being printed, which leads to excess and misleading
output. The only 'right' solution to this is to have a printf specifier
that prints the fixed-sized types the right way, and that's not really
practical.
(1) It won't compile, and (2) there's code in dd.c which actually
does modify (some, all, used?) conversion tables, so they can't _all_ be
const (if any can).
This fix is a kludge:
- make the nfs filehandle conditional on v2 and v3
- set the nfs_args fields for the version and the
file handle size.
- make the file handle pointer type void * so that
it works on both nfsv2 and nfsv3
- fix the mountd rpc results parsing.
A proper fix should:
- register an nfsv3 server for amd.
- make amd try v2/v3 mounts exactly like mount_nfs does.
- understand the nfsv3 mount options.
- cleanup the #undef's in the protocol header.
Also in order to auto-recognize v2 vs v3, I moved the inclusion of
<sys/mount.h> to am.h.
to contain support for previous (and future) versions of rpcgen.
[ Note: the current version generates some function prototype templates
differently from rpcgen pre-dating June 1995.
]
These are the final (?) modifications to the layout of the NetBSD/Atari
bootblock. The bootblock handling can be made backwards compatible using
the right config options (COMPAT_11 + DISKLABEL_AHDI).
obio framebuffer. Noticed when my 4/260 dropped into DDB and the screen
didn't unblank. Pull all of the video enable/disable into functions so
this mishap doesn't happen again.
