syscalls provided by a rump faction such as rumpvfs when the library
is not linked into the binary, but is dlopen()'d before calling
rump_init().
(it is illegal to dlopen() a faction after rump_init(), but syscalls
maybe be added the usual way with modules)
rump_server(1) -lstuff works now.
desired values in case the components containing the netisr handlers
were not linked in but dlopen()'d before calling rump_init().
(could simplify a little in case static linking is declared dead)
firmware requests to do so. This cures severe overhating (> 120 C) observed
on many laptops, being also on par with the specification(s). This can be
reverted by using the new "hw.acpi.cpu.dynamic" sysctl variable.
use neighbour specific options - XXX: needs documentation
* add peer authentication using TCP_MD5SIG. Interoperability tested with
Cisco IOS
* use SLIST_FOREACH_SAFE when deleting labels instead of re-looping.
- Does not require root access on the host, only in the rump
environment (which it gets by default)
- Manual clean-up of powerd process and rump-server socket is
not necessary - happens automatically
- Don't use a global, absolute path for the rump-server socket
For alarm_sensor, make sure events are still delivered after 'envstat -S'
(the cur_value was deliberately left at an alarm level and should not be
affected by the reset).
No longer need to skip the alarm_sensor and limit_sensor tests, since
pooka fixed passing of proplist to built-in modules.
Increase wait time for first powerd event report. (This should not be
needed, so there's probably a bug somewhere, but the increased timeout
lets us validate the rest of the sensor functionality.)
libsa-based program. As such, build bootxx_cd9660 where its source lives.
This has been done by moving bootxx/bootxx_cd9660/Makefile to cdboot/Makefile
and adjusting the relative paths appropriately, so as to minimize binary change.
which increases available user address space by 256MB. One file in
pkgsrc/lang/php53 was too large for the amiga. Also remove an old
presumably outdated comment.
