This is for platforms where information from parsed ACPI namespace
is necessary to fully configure PCI subsystem.
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* Previously, any accelerants failing would cause an
app_server crash.. so we would do everything in our
power to get "something"
* After hrev56252, the app_server properly handles
accelerant failures and vesa / framebuffer accelerants
should will be used.
* Thus, if no monitors were detected (due to none being
plugged-in, or some other fault), bail and return B_ERROR
so vesa fallback can give it a try.
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As far as I can tell, nothing checks these, so this should not
actually make any kind of difference.
The timeout_set change is also not a functional one, either,
as callout_init with mpsafe=0 uses &Giant also.
* Do not open() devices while looping but only open() the one
we were actually asked to open.
* Try the VESA or Framebuffer driver even if deviceNumber is something
other than 1.
* Start iterating at 0 instead of 1 following loop iteration changes.
Ideally this iteration should occur a completely different way, in order
to properly support multiple graphics cards, but that's a problem for
another day.
Fixes#4303.
AccelerantHWInterface and the Remote engines already did this.
These are not used at all outside of test_app_server, so we do not
need to even compile them in to the regular one.
Some syscall headers are generated during the build process, and jam is
not smart enough to add an automatic dependency.
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* Set a flag if TFilePanel::RestoreState successfully reads the
FilePanelSettings file.
* Check for this flag in BFilePanel::Show.
* Part of #17374.
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The referenced section of the specification gives no indication that
the bit should not be set if there was no data; indeed it indicates
it should always be set.
This brings our behavior here in line with other OSes seem to do.
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While pipe() only supports a read end and a write end, named FIFOs
are supposed to allow opening in read/write mode (which, indeed,
is something the Fish shell seems to require.)
The code that checks open_mode in the read/write routines was introduced
all the way back in 2003 (2469f26dfc).
At that time, the VFS did not do open_mode checks on FDs in the
I/O syscalls, so these doubled as permissions checks. Now, however,
the VFS does check that in common_user_io, so we can remove these
entirely and let things behave as they should.
Additionally, there is now also no reason to prevent select()ing
on both events for the same FD independent of open_mode, so
allow that too.
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Page directory physical address must be aligned on 16K and
it must be mapped to a contiguous physical region.
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* instead try to guess the type, find the app, and launch the app with the document refs.
* fix#5783
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... to explain hrev562209 by Jim906 which fixes#17733
StyledEdit: give initial focus to the TextView
No functional change
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after hrev56221, the block bitmaps can span over multiple allocation groups.
Blocks would be allocated in the block bitmaps, especially root indexes (for instance 2.5TB, blocksize 2k).
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Not entirely sure if these are working as they were not really tested.
But they don't seem to cause KDLs at least, so the worst that happens
is that the WiFi devices fail to work.
Tested by nephele with a RT2573. The device starts and scans for networks,
but hits some USB errors probably related to buffer sizing which I'm
not quite sure what the cause of could be. More work (by someone who
owns these devices) may be required.
