Back when this log was introduced, it could not be tested because no
hardware hitting that limit was known. Now there is some.
Add the actual number of IOAPIC redirection entries to the log, so we
can know how many redirection entries we need, and also add a missing
newline.
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Otherwise the logfile always exists on all Haiku installs. There is
nothing useful logged to it if no hardware is found.
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Try to handle two cases mentionned here: https://github.com/xCuri0/ReBarUEFI/wiki/DSDT-Patching
- Min/Max/Length/Gran are all zero, but no resource tag (ignore the range)
- Length is larger than Min/Max window (recompute the length)
Should fix#18454
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Linux implementation: https://www.spinics.net/lists/kernel/msg2665216.html
In our case it is not possible to read the original descriptor from
quirk handlers, so, I had to hardcode it all. The descriptor is the same
as the original one with just 3 bytes changed (detailed in comments).
Other Elecom hardware requires similar quirks, but can have different
number of buttons, so I did not add it for now.
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The same fix was done some time ago in Appearance preferences, but the
version in WebPositive had not been updated.
Allows to select the current version of Noto Sans Mono as the monospace font.
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Use BDateTimeFormat, BDateFormat, and BNumberFormat for
various date, time, decimal, and percent formatting.
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The fd was passed to strerror instead of the error code.
Also add CALLED() macro to trace function calls in the btrfs code and in
fs_shell (disabled by default but enabled by TRACE defines as usual).
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On IPv4-only configurations, there is no need to try to ping an IPv6
address. This flag tells getaddrinfo to filter out these addresses (or
likewise for IPv6 only).
Fixes#18867
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Requires HaikuPorts#7573 to be merged.
Closes#17836.
Smoke-tested on beta4 32 bits:
Gutenprint printer addon loads libgutenprint.so.9.5.0, shows new
printer models from where to choose from at "install new printer"
time, and "prints something" when using the Print-To-File transport.
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Partial change, for testing on x86_64. You need to build with
-sHAIKU_NO_DOWNLOADS=1 and manually provide the needed packages in
generated/downloads.
Confirmed working on x86_64. Other platforms will need similar updates.
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* This condition here is "we are unaware of this filesystem
or it is not formatted"
* Since a filesystem could exist, we don't want to falsely
guide users that data doesn't exist within a partition,
when it could actually exist.
* In this case, I had a bcachefs filesystem, which showed
in DriveSetup as "Not formatted (Linux data)"
* With this change, the language adjusts to "Unknown (Linux data)"
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* Legacy icons would not be shown anymore, if scaling was applied.
* BApplicationInfo::GetIconForType() (and similar methods) do not support
scaling legacy icons, so when you request those with a non-standard
bitmap size, it will not work.
* Therefore, Icon::AllocateBitmap() now has a legacy mode that does no
scaling.
* And, since the Icon is not being drawn to screen directly,
Icon::GetIcon() does not support rescaling the source bitmap.
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* Default "pos" to "-1" instead of 0 and check for this value
instead of ops->fd_seek directly in IO operations.
* Set "pos" to "0" only for seekable vnodes.
* Return ESPIPE in read() and write() if the specified pos is not
-1, but the descriptor->pos is.
Fixes the VFS part of #18836.
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DT_RUNPATH is generated by the linker instead of DT_RPATH when using --enable-new-dtags
It seems to be the default when using ld.lld
Normally one difference is LD_LIBRARY_PATH is checked before DT_RUNPATH (and not with DT_RPATH),
but we don't check LD_LIBRARY_PATH at the moment. Checking LIBRARY_PATH isn't an option, because
runtime_loader dosesn't use default paths, test suites would define LIBRARY_PATH empty.
Tested with tcpdump build_matrix.sh script, with clang 17, local libpcap, which requires
--disable-new-dtags on r1beta4.
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Using the current time can be confusing when looking at packages or
the bootloader, as the time represents whenever the new state was made,
not when the old state was.
When there is no activated-packages file, we just use the current time
anyway. This means that on newly created systems, the first two states
will have the same time, and the second will have an extra "-1" on the
end of its name to distinguish it (if for some reason the activated
file retains its time, then you'll get "-2", etc.)
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All callers just set it to "0", and it's not clear
that it's actually useful outside vnode_path_to_vnode's
own usage of it, anyway.
Makes the two function variants more distinct and harder
to accidentally mix up.
Just like the kernel has.
Put in the same file with the user_memcpy wrapper,
and rename the file to "misc.cpp" (which is a name
also used in libroot_build for a file containing
miscellaneous wrapper functions.)
Otherwise we could cause leaks.
Most of the time this check should be optimized out,
as most uses of AutoDeleter don't invoke SetTo. But
it would have caught some bugs in the VFS refactors
(which wound up being cancelled out by later commits
anyway, but this would've exposed them.)
Just invoke debugger(), which calls the kernel
debugger when compiled in kernel mode. And define
debugger() inline in this header if OS.h is not
included to avoid namespace pollution.
Do not fail silently if the saved fFilePanelPath doesn't exists, or
otherwise can't be used.
Default to B_USER_DIRECTORY, and print the issue to stdout at least.
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hrev57608 changes conflict with the use of left-option-as-meta (#18832).
Avoid that by using:
- CMD+left/right for switching tabs, and Shift+CMD+left/right for moving them.
- Ctrl+Shift+up/down for one-line-at-a-time scrolling.
Should fix#18832, but I'm still not happy with those scrolling shortcuts.
Also: removed some `(mod & B_COMMAND_KEY)` checks that don't make much sense
on `BView::KeyDown()`. They were there since hrev26038.
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* Update bash to a less-buggy working native build.
* Add file for python3
* Add readline for bash
* Update xz_utils to a working native build.
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While AVPacket itself contains other fields, the
important ones are all static, and fit in 64 bytes.
So we can put them into the chunk media header directly
and then grab them again in AVCodecDecoder.
With that passed through, we can then use the
best_effort_timestamp, as it's more likely to be
correct.
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PulkoMandy