Note, config whines about things like:
files.acpi:30: attaching undefined device `apm'
I intentionally was a lazy boy and didn't include a ton of dirt to
keep the hot napalm and riot blasts in the config thread rolling ;)
tested by jruoho (thanks!)
rump into share/mk. This is to make it useful for all kernel
builders.
Note: we have waaay too many weird and wonderful ways of making
kernel code (monolithic kernel, modules, rump). There should be
only one way to build kernel code instead of a maze of twisty little
.mk files, all not quite alike. When that is fixed, this snippet can go
into the more generic .mk file.
KASSERT(!mutex_owned(&pmap_lock)) since that's no longer valid.
this fixes hangs on 4-core machines like the U80.
tested on U80, SB2500 and SB2000.
XXX: my initial attempts to replace pseg_lock with this new equivalent
XXX: lock hang in pmap_bootstrap it seems.. but this should be able
XXX: to go away now.
values on temp limits. The actual ranges for temp limits varies if the
chip is running in "extended temperature" mode, so we need to handle this
difference, too.
Verified on my home machine which runs in extended-temp mode and by
njoly@ on a machine which does runs in the older 2s-complement mode.
consistently across the code.
- Re-do note parsing code to read the section headers instead of the program
headers because the new binutils merge all the note sections in one program
header. This fixes all the pax note parsing which has been broken for all
binaries built with the new binutils.
- Add diagnostics to the note parsing code to detect malformed binaries.
- Allocate and free note scratch space only once, not once per note.
pam_end() already contains a NULL check, and it is not unreasonable to
call it with a NULL pamh in a cleanup / error-handling situation. Remove
OPENPAM_NONNULL, which may cause gcc to optimize away the NULL check.
