- Add debug more information in H2 driver and Command Status event
- Change name of port for posting events(former was too long)
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* Updated ActivityMonitor with the interval setting panel and took a new
screenshot.
* Added documentation, icons, screenshot for CharacterMap (comments welcome, as
I'm not excatly the target for this app, I guess).
Added entry in Applications contents and adjusted links accordingly.
* Removed Menu preferences as it's settings have been moved to other panels.
Adjusted links to it accordingly.
* Added zuMi's fine Poorman icon (Poor man, carries the weight of the planet.)
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Actual writing is not implemented though and some key functions aren't either.
Completely untested so far.
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marked as read automatically I don't really want to get the notification alert.
This has been laying around on my drive for a long time now...
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first run only set up uncacheable MTRRs and in the second run set the write-back
ones up. If this order is not followed, we could set too large ranges to
cacheable first and then limit it back to uncacheable later. On systems with
enough physical memory this would lead to a temporary situation in which areas
become cacheable that must not be, resulting in system hangs or other unexpected
behaviour. Fixes last part of #4018.
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systems where the default is set to a cachable type and MTRRs are used to define
the uncacheable areas, everything would become cacheable after clearing them.
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to the mask and then shifted, but as we don't do the shifting at all, we need
to add a page size instead of just 1.
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* Change the TRACE macro to use varargs and add a prefix for easier grepping.
* Some line length cleanup.
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prevents tools that try to read other inquiry pages (like cdrecord) from getting
the required infos. This way the inquiry command is sent to the ATAPI device,
which seems to work fine (at least for the drive I have here).
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* Reset the port directly after executing a command failed instead of letting
the next call do the reset first. This is arbitrary but looks cleaner to me.
* Provide a way to check if a given sata_request is a SCSI_OP_TEST_UNIT_READY
over ATAPI and use this info to calm down all error output. This avoids
spamming the syslog with error output on each media status poll when no disk
is present in a ATAPI device.
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Lukasz!
* It makes split_buffer() more efficient by avoiding making a copy of the
original buffer.
* Minor cleanup, and coding style changes by myself.
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data corruption after a checkfs run. Fixes bug #3963.
* Added some more debug output.
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stripping the grist of SYSTEM_PREFERENCES. This also finally closes#3976
again.
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* Fixed many occurences of incorrect operator order, ie. "!flags & FLAG" does
not what you might think it does.
* Added TODOs to functionally questionable code. I really don't think this file
system should actually be used read-write. Deleting files seems to be
completely broken.
* Fixed mixup of B_MOUNT_READ_ONLY vs. B_FS_IS_READONLY in nspace::flags.
* Fixed many, many style issues, that file really was a mess.
* Honoured 80 characters per line limit.
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Terminal. It just makes the button look improperly clipped when tabs are being
used.
I am not totally happy in how this looks though, and if someone has other ideas
feel free to fix it up (maybe a line under the tabs when they are showing?)
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needed. I've added MediaPlugin* fields to Reader and Decoder plugin classes
which are set when the PluginManager hands out new instances. This way the
manager knows what plugin created the Decoder or Reader instance in the
Destroy*() methods and can decrease the reference count accordingly. Also added
some FBC stuffing to Decoder and Reader. All media plugins need to be recompiled,
in case anyone has some outside the Haiku tree.
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