update; this test is now correct.
mc146818_settime_ymdhms has been refactored to simply stop clock updates
while the time is being set. Based on FreeBSD code and macros in
mc146868reg.h.
I had added a getaddrinfo()/getnameinfo() lookup to obtain an FQDN even
if gethostname() would return only the local part of the hostname.
I did not really consider that many systems do not have FQDNs and more
importantly that the calls introduce a high latency (timeout) when DNS
is not available.
On the other hand I do not (or no longer) think that using a non-FQDN is
such a big problem here. Those users/admins that do collect logs from
different hosts and want an FQDN should notice the problem quickly
enough and can easily fix it by correctly setting their hostname.
it boots some way but will crash attaching rtc0.
known TODO items:
- figure out why BUS_SPACE_MAP_LINEAR mappings generate data errors
(cause of the rtc issue)
- several interrupt issues
don't write PCI_COMMAND_STATUS_REG with
PCI_COMMAND_(MEM|MASTER|IO)_ENABLE, or it in.
sparc_pci_childspace():
move psycho.c:get_childspace() into pci_machdep.c but rename it
psycho_alloc_bus_tag():
use M_ZERO
which is now the "API" provided by the pmap module. pmap_kernel()
remains as the syntactic sugar.
Bonus cosmetics round: move all the pmap_t pointer typedefs into
uvm_pmap.h.
Thanks to Greg Oster for providing cpu muscle for doing test builds.
DHCP_DECLINE now includes the IP and Server in the message.
Trailing NULLs are stripped from string options.
ntpd is only restarted if it is already running.
ClientID is no longer sent by default.
CSR comes before routers and static routes as per RFC 3442.
Host routes are now added correctly.
If a the interface link flaps but status does not change, do not reset the timer.
garbled. When vi creates a new EXF structure it did not set all the fd related
fields to -1, so if the fd field was never initialized, it was 0 because of
the calloc() call, so closing the file, ended up closing 0, so the terminal
fd was closed and that prevented the ioctl to restore the term settings from
succeeding.
sure there was a reason why I originally added this, but I can't
find what would break without it now. If something does pop up,
I'll fix it properly this time instead of adding silly headers.
