XXX: i couldn't get the python/xml generator to run outside of
XXX: the libxcb build tree, so i just copied these from there,
XXX: but ideally files/Makefile could know how to do this.
as not to call it in some error paths.
Instead, if there is a watchdog present, deregister the NULL handler before
establishing the one for the watchdog.
of suspending. Suspending will still be denied if the watchdog is active.
As discussed on tech-kern@
XXX The pmf handlers for this and all other watchdogs should be factored
XXX out into a common handler for a generic wdog(4) pseudo-device, but
XXX that's left for the future.
being exceeded. I cannot figure out what is going on by code
reading, nor repeat this either on my desktop or in qemu, so skip
those tests for msdosfs until I can get to the bottom of it.
Initial work from the GSoC 2008 project by Lukasz Strzygowski.
I think that this, together with the previous conversion of librt, obsoletes
the tests in the semaphore/ directory. Will investigate later.
before removing a node from the hash chain.
Release the hash list lock before calling getnewvnode() and check the
hash list again like other file systems do.
Take v_interlock before calling vget().
Release the hash list lock before calling getnewvnode() and check the
hash list again like other file systems do.
Take v_interlock before calling vget().
with an uninitialized struct ip6_pktopts on the stack, opt.
ip6_clearpktopts(&opt, ...) could dereference dangling pointers,
leading to memory corruption or a crash. Now, udp6_output() calls
ip6_clearpktopts(&opt, ...) only if opt was initialized. Thanks to
Clement LECIGNE for reporting this bug.
Fix a potential memory leak: it is udp6_output()'s responsibility
to free its mbuf arguments on error. In the unlikely event that
sa6_embedscope() failed, udp6_output() would not free its mbuf
arguments.
I will ask for this to be pulled up to -4, -5, and -5-0.
add VM_PROT_EXECUTE protection for it.
Currently, this does not change much, as page execute permission is not
enforced for i386 (except for Xen, where BIOS calls are not used anyway).
jakllsch