own file, subr_exec_fd.c (they're used only by exec).
After this change, the kernel source modules are in a partitioned
enough state to allow building a system without vfs at all.
completed by the crypto device, queued on the retq, but freed by the
ioctl lwp. The problem manifests as various panics relating to the
condvar inside the request. The problem can occur whenever the crypto
device completes the request immediately and the ioctl skips the cv_wait().
The problem can be reproduced by enabling cryptosoft and running an openssl
speed test. E.g.
sysctl -w kern.cryptodevallowsoft=-1
openssl speed -engine cryptodev -evp des-ede3-cbc -multi 64
Add a macro for TAILQ_FOREACH_REVERSE_SAFE() to queue.h, since this
was missing and the opencrypto code removes requests from a list while
iterating with TAILQ_FOREACH_REVERSE().
Add missing cv_destroy() calls for the key request cleanup.
Reviewed by Thor Lancelot Simon.
Their FINI routine may legitimately succeed even though the module is likely
to be used soon again, for example: exec_script. Add a MODULE_CMD_AUTOUNLOAD
to query whether a module wants to avoid autounload.
can unload requisite modules with only one pass.
- If loading a requisite module, scan the global queue before checking the
file system to see if it exists. If it's already present we don't care.
Merge wapbl_replay_get_inodes into wapbl_replay_prescan. Change the
logic to determine the head: It doesn't make sense to update it if the
last inode record seen was not the beginning of the journal, as the
beginning of the journal might not be 0, so always update inodeshead.
For the EC Ultra it is necessary to update some extra registers during
reset. Without doing so causes the system to hang at boot. The only
workaround I found was to PXE boot before booting into NetBSD.
This change is based on the code from FreeBSD's if_msk.c. Specifically the
msk_phy_power function.
Also add an splnet/splx across mii_tick. This matches most other network
drivers.
Change posted for review on 3rd Oct 2008 to tech-net. No feedback
received.
transactions. The initial prescan has already sorted out what blocks are
in the journal and removed any revoced blocks, so the hash table is
authorative.
