main, not by getting the module any longer.
It now also creates the root node directly.
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The clock and calendar work. The Zone list is mostly there. I haven't gotten it to apply changes yet, and the second timezone time view isn't updated. It is almost a bit copy of the original, I couldn't work out some of the positioning.
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I'm going to keep plugging away at this app until such that it needs assistance from the net crew.
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anything in bfs_close() does not really makes sense. Thanks to Ingo for
pointing this out.
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api version will be set to 3 as required for Dano/Zeta - apparently, the
previous mechanism doesn't work with our headers, as we don't define
B_BEOS_VERSION_DANO at all :)
Fixed the build again (because of the stdio switch).
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team_create_team() now uses the B_NORMAL_PRIORITY constant instead of the number directly.
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system - it's now mounted a bit later.
Renamed vfs_register_filesystem() to vfs_register_file_system().
Changed return codes to status_t where appropriate.
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Renamed vfs_bootstrap_all_filesystems() to vfs_bootstrap_file_systems().
Renamed vfs_register_filesystem() to vfs_register_file_system().
Added new call vfs_mount_boot_file_system().
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NET_STACK_CONTROL_MODULE IPC support is still a work in progress, thought.
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of "obfs" (thanks Ingo). Also, changed the destination directory. It was formelly
"beos/system/add-ons/kernel/file_systems/bfs/" and now it is
"beos/system/add-ons/kernel/file_systems/" (as it should be).
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Now supports renaming while copying if another target name was given.
Forgot to add license (applies for previous versions as well).
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Fixed a possible endian problem in CheckBlockRun(), too.
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BFS replacement (will report itself as "bfs" instead of "obfs". Is there a
way to change the add-on name based on the same define?
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too late, and could theoretically already be acquired by someone else).
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FreeBSD compatibility layer that provides a struct ifnet interface,
all #defines that are used by the driver, the mbuf functions,
mbuf queues, etc.
Also some unused things are provided by empty macros.
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from within an interrupt handler, and wastes pretty much memory.
Knows only about two different block sizes, and implements them by
using a simple free list.
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util.* provide a convenience function to map physical memory.
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Initialized attaches and detaches the core driver, sends and receives packets
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as this involves some long delays like eeprom reading, etc.
Need to snooze() there, and this moved this into a separate thread.
Obviously, the FreeBSD driver isn't doing prober locking yet, so
it's not really save. But it's the correct way to do it, and it
doesn't crash. Inside the interrupt handler it did crash when reconnecting the cable...
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