Still requires some bug fixes in the nfe(4) driver; works with USB ethernet.
Requires Xromwell / Cromwell 2.41dev or above to boot. Tested both CD boot
and etherboot.
xboxfb(4) currently does not work properly with component video cables.
this affects XEN3_DOM[0U] as well. This change shrinks the amount of
disk space required for a full build significantly, and now only ALL
has -g enabled.
ok bouyer@
going to be the only way to get data onto a system.
This should get the INSTALL image way back under 2.8M again.
Someone does need to sort out an ACPI install kernel though....
otherwise, xbdstart kicked via dk_iodone still sees RING_FULL condition
and just returns. it makes xbd stall when all requests are acked by
a single xbd_handler. PR/34005.
into the first sector of a FAT16 filesystem and will load 'boot' (and hence)
the netbsd kernel from it.
Unlike bootxx_msdosfs this doesn't need the filesystem to have 8k of 'reserved'
sectors, and may well work on non-512 byte media (as yet untested).
is /dev/ttyB1 which has minor 2. If this serial port becomes zstty1,
/dev/ttyB1 becomes unusable because the minor number does not match. (The
problem was introduced when we started using the zstty(4) driver instead of
the scc(4) driver between NetBSD 1.6 and 2.0.)
Suggested by Bill Studenmund a long time ago.
Tested on DEC 3000 - 300LX and DEC 3000 - M600.
reliably supporting badaddr(). False negatives appear to occur
approximately 1.8 percent of the time, although neither false positives
nor consecutive false negatives occur. We take advantage of the latter
property and always use a wrapper that makes multiple checks.
My IP12 no longer sees occasional ghost devices and related panics during
boot.
Devices present on the GIO bus needn't always provide a Product
Indentification Word, even if their address space is the same as the
address space of a slot. Separate the handling of probing for slot-based
devices and graphics devices, matching the latter first, and precluding
addresses probed for the former when a graphics device is known to exist
in a slot's space.
jmcneill