entry point has been replaced by the new __sigaction14() which is a
wrapper around the __sigaction_sigtramp system call (which is itself
not directly exposed outside of libc).
No shared library version change is necessary; no new symbols
are exposed outside of libc.
installation kernel into the BtNetBSD thus helping the installation
process on Acorn32 tremendously.
New users now only have to download the BtNetBSD.tar.Z image, unpack it
with the suplied !SparkPlug and run the installation kernel as they
normally would expect to be able to under RiscOS.
directly, using the trampoline only for the return path. Saves a jsr and
movqd insn in the trampoline.
Changes gratuitously ripped off the i386 work for same.
* Fix outbound IPv4 header checksums (missing add of an offset).
* When enabling Rx TCP/UDP checksum offload, make sure that IPv4
header checksum Rx offload is enabled on the chip, as well.
- add "-M metalog". if metalog starts with "${DESTDIR}/", it
will be skipped in the flist check, to prevent unnecessary
warnings about extraneous ./METALOG
- if the diff returned a non-zero exit code, print a warning message,
and for the default diff output, print a blurb describing the
meaning of the output.
Makefile:
- call checkflist with "-M ${METALOG}" if UNPRIVED
- run "${MAKE} checkflist" if ${DESTDIR} != ""
NOTE: this change will prevent maketars from running if the
sets lists are out of date. This is intentional.
Better to fail than to build tar files with missing files.
* Bump the number of Rx descriptors from 128 to 256.
* Don't use a sliding Tx interrupt window. Instead, just do reap-behind
when we have <= 1/8 of our available descriptors in wm_start().
* Don't use Tx Queue Empty interrupts, and always set the Tx Interrupt
Delay bit in the Tx descriptor.
* In wm_intr(), always call wm_rxintr() and wm_txintr(), regardless of
their respective ISR bits being set. We're here, might as well do some
work.
* Adjust the Tx and Rx interrupt delay timer values. New values from
Intel's driver for FreeBSD via Allen Briggs.
With these changes, NetBSD can sustain > 900Mb/s userland to userland
*without* using TCP checksum offload using Intel PRO/1000 XT cards.
- more features
- improve display & details of 3rdparty updates
- add Ss2 sub section header for port specific stuff
- add 1.5 upgrade items, and refer to etc/postinstall
- add back ".if \n[FOR_RELEASE] \{\" i accidentally removed a couple of revs ago
