conversion of some constants to variables, this is identical to the code
that was previously present in both distrib/amd64/kmod/Makefile and
distrib/i386/kmod/Makefile.
Change distrib/amd64/kmod/Makefile and distrib/i386/kmod/Makefile to just
set some variables and .include "../../common/Makefile.minirootkmod".
Don't try to zget the parent, whose znode id may have been recycled
by now.
It's not clear to me how Solaris avoids this, but maybe I'm just
missing something obvious.
- Restore some zfs locking and unlocking that got lost randomly.
- Enable use of the BSD vnode lock. Lock order: all BSD vnode locks
are taken before all zfs internal locks. There remains an issue with
O_EXCL, to be solved later (famous last words). KASSERT the locking
scheme up the wazoo.
- Take our cruft out of zfs_lookup and move it to zfs_netbsd_lookup.
Restore much of the way zfs_lookup looked to make merging future
versions easier. Disable use of the namecache for now because its
locking dance is too scary to contemplate.
- Implement BSD semantics for rename, to appease our tests. This is
a provisional kludge; eventually we need VOP_RENAME to take a flag
specifying whether to use BSD semantics or POSIX semantics.
- Simplify zfs_netbsd_reclaim and make it work. Now that getnewvnode
never tries to vclean anything itself, we need not worry about
recursion of ZFS_OBJ_MUTEX locks.
- Clarify and fix genfs node initialization and destruction.
zfs passes most of our atf vfs tests now, including the rename races.
Still to do:
- fix the impedance mismatch between our permissions model and zfs's;
- fix O_EXCL (nontrivial);
- throw dirconc at it and see how badly it explodes;
- find why zpool sometimes wedges itself during mkfs; and
- find why pool caches sometimes seem to get corrupted.
Avoid cv_broadcast(&cv); cv_destroy(&cv); which works in Solaris only
by abuse of the condvar abstraction.
There are parts of this code that should be factored into smaller
subroutines, mainly range lock allocation and initialization, but
that would make it harder to merge newer versions of zfs, so for now
I've just expanded those parts further in-line.
Solaris relies on cv_broadcast(&cv); cv_destroy(&cv) working, but
that hoses our cv_wait, which needs to continue using cv after it is
woken. Solaris's idiom is an abuse of the condvar abstraction, but
we can get the same effect with reference counting.
Tested both fdNa (1232KB, 1024bytes/sector, 8sectors/track) and
fdNc (1200KB, 512bytes/sector, 15sectors/track) format on X68030
using fdformat(1).
Finally we can prepare NetBSD/x68k install floppies without Human68k
(except actual initial bootstrap).
error paths, as sys/dev/isa/fd.c does. Fixes unexpected DMAC errors
(and possible VM panic due to un-unloaded dmamap) on the first floppy
access after read/write errors.
rather than DMAC_CCR_HLT (halt operation).
DMAC_CCR_HLT doesn't abort DMA xfers but only suspends DMA ops
(i.e. clearing HLT bit will resume DMA xfers), so previously
DMAC error always occurs on the next DMA xfer ops after
dmac_abort_xfer() is called.
Also suppress DMAC error messages in dmac_error() if it's caused
by software abort command because it can happen during normal
audio play/record DMA ops in vs(4) driver.
(which is in src/sbin/disklabel/dkcksum.c) because
it doesn't check range and could cause coredump during
installboot against floppy that includes garbage in LABELSECTOR.
Add some VC property tag definitions and use them to get ARM/VC memory
split.
Grab a few others things in the process, but don't do anything other than
display them when VERBOSE_INIT_ARM is defined.
