When an expression is evaluated, the resulting text is short-lived in
almost all cases. In particular, the compaction neither affects the
target names nor the global variable values, which are the prime
candidates for permanent memory usage.
This test is skipped in most circumstances because it creates a file
whose apparent size is 4.5 GB. It's an ISO 9660 image though,
containing mostly null bytes. Nevertheless, tmpfs doesn't allow such a
big file to be created, so this test is skipped in settings where /tmp
is on a tmpfs.
If the test is run, the ISO image is uncompressed, which takes several
minutes. Replace bzip2 with direct file creation from a hex dump of
that disk image, which is easier to inspect manually and also faster by
about 3 magnitudes.
It's too big for the i386 install media and not useful on either
pre-2012 hardware or the kinds of embedded systems where i386 still
thrived after 2012.
(The build of the kernel parts of amdgpu on i386 is nevertheless useful
for finding obscure bugs.)
"go for it" riastradh
The previous expression didn't cause any bug, as the modifier
':@VAR@loop@' changed the value of the expression, thus making the
expression independent from the variable value.
Instead, the variable needs to be deleted from within an indirect
modifier, and that modifier needs to evaluate to an empty string, thus
doing nothing and preserving the original expression value.
Trim down the comments in the archive module, as they mainly repeated
the code. Trim down the binary code size in the archive module, as it
is rarely used.
In Var_Parse, delay two variable assignments until they are actually
needed.
some aspects of battery charging behavior on supported systems:
charge_start
threshold below which to start charging (in %, 0-99)
charge_stop
threshold above which to stop charging (in %, 1-100)
force_discharge
discharge while on AC power, e.g., for calibration
charge_inhibit
inhibit charging while on AC power
From Malte Dehling
A typical mobile browser on a smartphone assumes a page without a "viewport"
<meta> tag is designed for desktop browsers. It displays the page in a
virtual window that simulates a wider screen and does not adjust it for
the phone's pixel density. The usual result is that the content on the page
looks small, and interacting with the page comfortably and precisely requires
zoom. This is currently the case with bozohttpd directory listing pages.
from D. Bohdan in PR bin/57962
It is not particularly useful to be able to load modules while
installing on i386, probably the most useful one is dtrace,
and this takes up about 20mb on a port that is already exceeding
CD limits. Most stuff you'd want to use while installing is already
in GENERIC.
The modules set is still available compressed for installing into
a target system, meaning modules are available after installation.
While here, add man set to the installation DVD, it's helpful to be able
to read e.g. the man page for fdisk when rescuing a system.
This avoids random crashes on my Powerbook when using the mouse or keyboard.
The same was needed for the Powerbook 5xx/Duos (compile tested only).
XXX pullup-10, pullup-9, pullup-8.
Multiple arguments to atf_set are joined by spaces, there's no need for
an extra space.
The exit status on success must be 0, so don't ignore it.
Remove the unnecessary shell wrapper, as no redirection is going on.
riastradh