properly supports all characters expected by wscons. While doing this
configure a font that resembles the native one as much as possible.
This is a prerequisite for switching INSTALL to use wscons.
- Always call dqsync() with dq locked.
- Add some assertions to verify the lock held.
- Serialize quotaon()/quotaoff(), dqhashmtx becomes dqlock. From ad@
Reviewed by: Andrew Doran <ad@netbsd.org>
'ramdisk' MAKEDEV goal instead of from a Makefile definition. As there
is just one configuration for the ramdisk, it's better to keep everything
in one place.
- uio->uio_offset must be set to the offset of the next directory entry.
- each cookie entry points to the next directory entry's offset, not the
current entry's offset.
- cookies must be callee allocated with malloc type M_TEMP.
the card's current media type. Otherwise it always defaults to 'autoselect'
which is not supported by all cards (e.g. cs(4) in NetBSD/shark).
This was causing problems when configuring an interface with dhclient, as
sysinst could incorrectly reset the media type (the net_media variable) to
'autoselect', writing incorrect ifconfig.<if> files in the target file
system.
- Use memmove to copy memory blocks that are likely to overlap. Fixes
some rendering problems in programs that use, for example, the "insert
rows" feature. This was reproducible with sysinst as explained here:
http://mail-index.netbsd.org/tech-install/2007/07/29/0000.html
- Use memcpy in situations where the blocks cannot overlap.
Only the library, tar, the test suites for each and the NEWS are
imported, the rest is not used or currently not useful.
Patches for an aliasing violation and a ctype interface violation
are included, they are scheduled to be part of the next release.
systems the interrupts are not configured and causes unexpected behaviour
in acpi_bat and other drivers, reported by cube@.
- Update the 'type' object in sme_update_dictionary(), so that it can
report the correct units type in acpibat(4).
need to understand the locking around that field. Instead of setting
B_ERROR, set b_error instead. b_error is 'owned' by whoever completes
the I/O request.
