as it's possible they use the audio class_sub instead of hd_audio.
* also power up the audio function, this seems required on Jasper Lake.
* tested on Acer Swift 1 SF114-34.
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Self-unblocking is not done anywhere else in the kernel and may not be
such a bright idea, it seems.
This also allows the elimination of some atomics, and resolves a race
that otherwise would have required another wait-loop. Performance
differences seem to be within the realm of noise.
Fixes#17553.
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* init works better with this. it doesn't work yet, but at least the boot
isn't completely borked.
* also fix the infinite loop in SoftwareReset() to timeout after 100ms.
Change-Id: I76dac8360eaf3575adf7d0b3bf3e2b72daeedb21
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This reverts commit 74843df324.
Reason for revert: Change was not ready, see comments on #8288.
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In the case where a weakly declared symbol has no definition,
it should just resolved to be NULL instead of failing to load at all.
GCC 11 builds of libroot.so wind up having one weak symbol
declaration that is unresolved at runtime, to __cxa_pure_virtual,
which seems to be provided by some object in libsupc++.a that ld
does not pull in. We could probably force it to be, but implementing
proper weak symbol resolution seems to be the more sensible path.
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Conversion from pointer to phys_addr_t (i.e. uint64) results
in a sign extension on x86.
Therefore we first convert to addr_t and then convert from
addr_t to phys_addr_t.
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* always use non-linear gain sliders (was the default setting)
* remove functions and members connected to linear gain setting
* remove "(like BeOS R5)" from "Attenuate by 3 dB" option
* add "Low/High quality" to resample algorithm option
Fixes part of #17554
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* kernel + bootloader get differing compiler flags
* Trying to reuse libroot objects makes what objects
are being built with which flags slightly confusing.
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UEFI specification states that on IA-32 paging may or may not be
enabled during startup. If paging is enabled, PAE might be active.
During jump to kernel and early kernel initialiation we use paging
without PAE.
Therefore the following initialization sequence is introduced:
* disable paging
* disable PAE
* load page directory
* enable paging
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The stat structure fields are not standardized, so we can't use an
hardcoded field name. The code in all other places was already adjusted
with a macro to handle the access, but hrev55802 introduced a new place
where we need to read the access and modification times. Use the macro
there as well.
Thanks to anuragpd4 for reporting the problem!
* Matches arm and riscv64
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* Similar to what riscv64 does
* Solves incorrect newlines
in qemu serial.
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Change-Id: Ie42c69f3851acae3a8184aa97ab2dd01c9485f46
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Empty function for now as no arch-specific calls to
fix_address() needed on arm64.
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* Use TRACE() for logging
* Use B_PRI format strings
* Reformat local variables and function arguments to use camelCase
* Remove comment related to ConvertPointer
* Fix indentation for switch statements
* Remove variable sFirstPageTable as it's not really used
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Page directory and early page tables are allocated using
platform_allocate_region() and they don't need to be identity mapped
since commits 9103470bd and a7c69a4b1.
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hrev55756 fixed regressions but also broke thumbnails.
Tell Model to look for an thumbnail icon in the node in
FinishSettingUpType() if eligible.
Create ShouldGenerateThumbnail() convinience method in Utilities.h
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This way, applications blocked in usb_raw can actually be killed,
instead of "hanging" until the USB device is removed or the
transfer finishes.
Improves a number of USB tickets, but does not really "fix"
any of the underlying problems that lead to this happening.
We have used and had fallback futimens() implementations in libroot_build
(and in this file even) for over a decade, but nobody seems to have noticed
this bit of missing functionality which can be implemented with them.
In fact, this is rather important bit of functionality, as "copyattr"
relies on it to preserve the mtimes of copied files; and we use
recursive copyattr many places in Haiku builds. Thus, the lack of
an implementation here was the cause of all files in built Haiku images
having timestamps of whenever the build was done, and not whenever
the file was actually modified.
This should make development on Haiku nightlies much more pleasant,
as the system headers from the haiku_devel package should no longer
have always-current timestamps with every upgrade.
