type string, use the strings defined in DKW_PTYPE_* in <sys/disk.h>, not
the strings defined in FSTYPE_DEFN in <sys/disklabel.h>.
This corrects a problem introduced in revision 1.21 dated 2014-08-18.
That change was intended to add additional case to the list, but it
accidentally also changed from the strings in the DKW_PTYPE_* macros to
the strings in the FSTYPE_DEFN macro. Many of the strings are the same,
but there are differences such as "RAID" versus "raidframe" and "MSDOS"
versus "FAT".
XXX: There seems to be no good reason for the differences in string
names for partition types. One or both of the lists should probably be
edited to align them.
has a corresponding DKW_PTYPE_* definition, by adding some aliases.
XXX: Compatibility between the symbols in FSTYPE_DEFN and the symbols
in DKW_PTYPE_* could be addressed by renaming some of them, instead of
by adding aliases here, but that's a job for the future.
rump_sys_utimes(). Instead, pass combinations of values representing
edge cases: the farthest possible past, the epoch, and the farthest
possible future. Now the excessive runtime reported in PR bin/49144
occurs reliably, on multiple architectures, and not only with udf, but
also with msdosfs.
Otherwise, anything mounted with `-o discard' will pretty quickly
munch itself up and barf up an unrecoverably corrupted file system!
XXX pullup to netbsd-7
Currently, it supports fiber device only. If you use 1000BaseT SFP module,
it won't work. We have to write code to read SFP ROM and set SGMII mode
if the module is copper.
Can't use bus_space_map/bus_space_unmap in interrupt context, where
Linux uses this io_mapping abstraction. Instead, do uvm_km_alloc up
front and then use bus_space_mmap/pmap_kenter_pa to map it.
XXX Should bus_space_reserve the region (but that's x86-only for now).
XXX Should use direct map if possible.
XXX Should set an MTRR WC too in case of direct map or no PAT.
- i915_error_wake_up is given irq_lock, so it need not take that.
- Unlock irq_lock on exit from i915_hangcheck_elapsed if ring_hung.
XXX This introduces the lock order irq_lock -> pending_flip_lock.
How about just using irq_lock for pending flips?
