1) Remove all the PCMCIA_STR_* values, and instead print the actual CIS
info. This is infinitely more helpful.
2) For some of the OEM cards, collapse multiple table entries into one
entry that doesn't compare the OUI.
It's a start.
the other CPUs resume execution. If the halt was initiated from DDB, the
CPUs will not have been resume execution and will never halt. If one of the
paused CPUs is the primary CPU, the system will hang. Fixes PR#26159.
XXX
The way this table is done is kind of dumb. There's really every little point
in matching anything beyond vendor/product IDs in most cases, unless we
specifically need to do some hackery to find the MAC address. In many cases 4
or 5 manufacturers well have the same vendor/product IDs, but different OUIs
and possibly different strings. In these cases, we rarely need to look at the
OUI or the strings to DTRT.
the interface route and various internal state. Also, it should use an ifreq,
not an if_aliasreq. Addresses PR 9604. (Nothing in our source tree uses
SIOCSIFNETMASK, though. Perhaps it should be deprecated.)
* if the driver hasn't been properly initialized, spin for a bit in wait_fifo()
rather than try to access the local0 status register.
* allow interrupt sharing (from Steve Rumble; necessary for IP20 glass TTY
support).
* fills seem to be broken. Avoid filling large vertical regions; instead,
attempt to break it up into managable chunks. This doesn't work perfectly
either, so clear the screen row-by-row (which does work).
* Characters are now right-side-up
* the driver now uses screen coordinates properly.
With the exception of column erases (which fall prey to the fill issue), the
driver is now usable.
to automatically bring up interfaces, then we should move that code into
ifconfig(8) and out of the kernel, not cycle the interface up and down. Fixes
PR 9400 -- ifconfig(8) was not working as documented.
mycroft