08/15 Beatles replace drummer Pete Best with Richard Starkey, 1962
(While http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ringo_Starr
says this happened on August 16 not the 15th.)
part of an ifa_msghdr returned by sysctl(3), because that could
overwrite the ifam_len field of the following ifa_msgher. Instead,
copy the interface name out of the sockaddr_dl, and then nul-terminate.
Fixes the bug reported by Frank Kardel on current-users@. Thanks
Frank for reporting, and for testing the fix.
is found, try to make it unique by appending a count (1-99) to the sensor
description (truncating, if necessary). This takes my Dell PowerEdge 1800
from:
Temp: 40.000 degC
VRD 1 Temp: 35.000 degC
VRD 0 Temp: 39.000 degC
Planar Temp: 35.000 degC
Ambient Temp: 20.000 degC
Fan 2: 1500 RPM
Fan 1: 1425 RPM
CMOS Battery: 3.057 V
Intrusion: ON
Status : ON
to:
Temp3: 40.000 degC
Temp2: 40.000 degC
VRD 1 Temp: 35.000 degC
VRD 0 Temp: 39.000 degC
Planar Temp: 35.000 degC
Ambient Temp: 20.000 degC
Temp1: 41.000 degC
Temp: 43.000 degC
Fan 2: 1500 RPM
Fan 1: 1425 RPM
CMOS Battery: 3.057 V
Intrusion: ON
Status 1: ON
Status : ON
In irq_setmasks(), refer spl_masks[current_spl_level] directly
rather than spl_mask which is a saved value in splraise() and
splx() functions because the latter one is not always sync'ed with
current_spl_level and interrupt state could be mangled.
rather than spl_mask which is a saved value in splraise() and
splx() functions because the latter one is not always sync'ed with
current_spl_level and interrupt state could be mangled.
Okay'ed by chris@, and should close PR port-shark/22355.
checking for a readonly lookup. This shouldn't make a difference
now, though, as the only RDONLY lookup is done by getcwd(), and
that a) doesn't create files b) calls LOOKUP directly anyway.
Also, fix comment I managed to miss in the previous commit (I didn't
expect the same comment to be there twice).
system faulting in pages if it does e.g. fragment reallocation
* get rid of rumpvm_findpage() and always use uvm_pagelookup()
* determine a vnode's cleanness by flagging it as being on the work
list if we "take" a write fault and removing it from the worklist
once pages are flushed. There is no work list here, but at least
there is symmetry with the kernel.
especially the Bridge Control Register definition, instead of
rolling its own.
As we read/modify/write configuration registers, use a variable
that is named for the register we're r/m/w'ing, instead of using
the variable 'reg' over and over. This helps both a human reader
verify that we're not reading register X, modifying it, and writing
back to register Y (oops); the compiler can help a little by warning
that a variable is used before it is initialized.
