from here later when I figure out the proper place.
(I'd commit it as a separate component, but I can't figure out how
to classify it, since it's logically none of vfs/net/dev)
support for short reads.
Ironically, in some cases this works *worse* than the previous
incorrect implementation which silently ignored short reads.
Namely, I can now probe my sd@umass USB stick only once without
having to replug it. Some ugen "bus reset" is probably needed,
but what exactly is unknown, and manual handjobs will have to
suffice for now.
an absolute time instead of a delta. Fix bug which caused timed
tsleeps to always wake up immediately (unless the system clock was
around "0", which was not very probable ;).
not repeat the problem and while this should not be used at all on
mips64, the real fix is a little diablo in the details. So hack
around it for now (yes, it results in only half of the locks being
used on 64bit platforms. no biggie for a hack).
in libs built with binutils >=2.19. This is a less error-prone
method than the previous where components had to be tagged in the
Makefile as modules (and if they weren't, things broke. and vice
versa).
list of sources. This, in a rather curious twist of linker magic,
broke anything using rump file systems when librumpvfs was compiled
with LIBDPLIBS pointing to librump.
Thanks to the several people who reported the problem, and especially
Arnaud Ysmal for noticing the paramount symptom that components
compiled in src/lib did not work while ones compiled in sys/rump/librump
did work.
copyout code work. No comments ... okok, if that'll make you leave
me alone: it's ioctl, so it's supposed to be funky (with a score
or two of psychedelic rock).
* make rump_vfs_makedevnodes() take a full basepath instead of hardcoding
an assumption that the device node is created in /dev
+ the caller is responsible that the directory the nodes are being
created in exists
elad