my PCI 9250 card, and hoses the colours in X when running.
unfortunately, my RV250 does need this to avoid the console being
very very dark on black.
i'm curious what other earlier radeon card (anything matching any
of the card marked as: CHIP_R100, CHIP_RV100, CHIP_RS100,
CHIP_RV200, CHIP_RS200, CHIP_R200, CHIP_RV250, and CHIP_RS300.)
the RV280 now works again properly, but the RV250 is still having
a problem waiting for commands to complete and it appears as if
X is hung, when infact it is asking the kernel quite frequently
if the job it asked for is complete, each time sleeping for a
short time and thus only appearing to take almost no CPU.
make rip_connect_pcb static since it appears to be used only in raw_ip.c
moves m_len check to callers which is a small duplication of code
that will go away when the callers are converted to receive sockaddr *.
Now:
- 'veriexec_op_lock' needs to be held when calling veriexec_file_verify()
- the 'file_lock_state' argument indicates if the file is locked
- add some KASSERTs
Even though kvm per se isn't support by rump kernels at least for now,
libkvm contains methods such as kvm_getproc2() which can be necessary for
compiling existing applications with kvm awareness as rumprun unikernels.
move m_len check into callers which results in small duplication of
code that will go away when the callers are converted to receive
sockaddr * instead of mbuf *.
pr_{accept,sockname,peername} nam parameter type from mbuf * to sockaddr *.
* retained use of mbuftypes[MT_SONAME] for now.
* bump to netbsd version 7.99.12 for parameter type change.
patch posted to tech-net@ 2015/04/19
This reverts changes by rodent@ made without discussion and without
acknowledgement of objections. Board's commit guidelines include
that changes that could possibly cause anyone to object should be
discussed, and there have been multiple objections publicly and
privately throughout the week.
This also removes some other entries that have been here for some
time that do not belong. The acronyms file is not Urban Dictionary.
Nobody should expect to see any of these in use around the NetBSD
community, so there is no need to document them here. If you want
Urban Dictionary, you know where to find it.
Please run any further changes by dholland@, the games maintainer.
