this helps to find the boot disk, otherwise it can happen that the usb disk driver
misses a bus to explore.
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keep the stack loaded when no bus is found
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Previous patch was tested only with single files arguments, thus
missing the usage of "os.path.walk()" (that was removed on 3.0).
Use "os.walk()" instead, that has been available since Python 2.3.
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- Implemented node based extended attributes support
- Both Versions of xfs node based extended attributes can be read now
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- Implemented leaf based extended attributes on-disk headers
- Both version 4 and version 5 attributes can be read now
- Implemented all leaf headers check to ensure metadata integrity
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for instance usb drivers are unloaded when unused, but they will be
loaded again when a matching device appears. this can only work when
the boot device is already mounted.
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Ideally DesktopSettings would take care of this. However, we cannot
put this logic into its _SetDefaults, because that runs before
we actually set (or confirm) a display mode, and so attempts to fetch
the display mode in that function will fail.
(FontManager initializes even earlier and thus also is an unsuitable
place for this logic.)
At present, it merely uses a 2x larger font size at resolutions >"4K"
and a 1.5x larger font size at resolutions between 1080p and 4K.
Further adjustments can be made as necessary later on.
This code has been this way since the initial import to OpenTracker,
so why or how it wound up in here is a mystery which may remain unsolved.
Removing it does not seem to cause any problems, so let's do that.
Fixes#16625.
FreeBSD puts these in ifq.h (which we do not have), and no driver we
have actually uses them.
We can re-add the newer versions of them if we ever import a driver
which does.
also only provide a default name for partition containing a file system
fix#17958
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The old alias had a number of shortcomings which made it not match
OpenBSD and thus special-casing had to be used in drivers. The new
version should match OpenBSD's semantics precisely.
This reverts commit 5897f7b623.
See #17961 for additional information. This breaks the official
builds by growing the bios_ia32 loader too much.
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All other browsers have it default-off (if there is even a way to
enable it.) This makes it much easier to use Web+ on HiDPI, though
ideally it would automatically set a zoom factor on startup
correspondent to the system font size.
This takes care of making sure the dirent buffer is properly aligned,
which it needs to be on some platforms (SPARC, ARM, etc.)
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Originally _r mostly avoided the buffers in the DIR* and invoked
_kern_read_dir correctly, however that did not interact properly
with the non-reentrant functions and so this method was reworked
some years ago to check entries_left and copy results out of the buffer.
However, that was done improperly; it just copied the structs,
which as they have a VLA at the end, meant the name entry was not
copied at all if an entry was read out of the buffer.
Since we have to read entries out of the buffer anyway,
just invoke the real readdir() and then memcpy what it returns.
Use an ErrnoMaintainer to prevent errno from being affected.
...as was already added to the regular (userland) StaticLibrary some
time ago. Shaves off double-digit percentages of the file size of
e.g. FreeBSD and OpenBSD network drivers.
