- adjust 2.4.0 new tty subsystem back to bsd.
- start on multilink stubs
- clean up warnings
Status:
- paulus knows about the fixes, but he has not responded yet as to if
I should commit them or not].
- I've tested ipv4 connectivity and itojun tested ipv6 [many thanks!]
- Missing from this are pluggin examples and pppdump code because they
are contain gpl code.
- This version of pppd is again gpl free now!
when running at splserial(). This is a temporary measure (until
there's a MP-safe interrupt handling structure); until then, it should
be used when MULTIPROCESSOR and IPL_SERIAL > IPL_SCHED.
* All of pmap_init is now deferred to the first call of pmap_create. This
allows us to allocate stuff dynamically using malloc.
* pv_table (which is needed before malloc is available) is temporarily
allocated using pmap_steal_memory in pmap_bootstrap, and then
re-allocated using malloc in pmap_create, with the old allocation being
given back to UVM. This should save some memory on small machines, but
the malloc overhead probably soaks it up.
when the window was touched (is_wintouched()).
the previous behavior damaged existing applications, especially when it issues
lots of subwindow manipulation and mvcur().
it was introduced in 1.23 -> 1.24 or sometime before.
the fmovecr constant table has the internal format
of the constants. So, when changing the mantissa size by a
non-multiple of 32 bits, we'd have to change this table, too. As
all other code changes just chopped of the least significand
32bit word of the mantissa, we correct the mantissa size instead
to (115 - 32 == 83) bits.
fpu_fmovecr.c:
put a safety belt in, to catch the next person who doesn't know this.
fpu_int.c:
in one place, the reduction of the mantissa size was overlooked.
fpu_log.c:
as the most significand 32bit word of the mantissa was changed back to the
old format, change back the table indexing code, too.
This should fix PR 11045.
it when considering whether to attach devices. This is to facilitate
`non-SCSI' RAID controller drivers that want to provide SCSI pass-through
services to the kernel.
