it works well with its controlling looper. This fixes#2638.
* Header cleanup.
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This should have crashed on R5 too, what happend is that deleting
a 'Box' will cause a release of it's EndPoints, thus leaving some
dangling EndPoint pointers in the Wires, which they access to call
disconnect. So deletion order is important here, delete Wires first.
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need to cast explicitly before the multiplication/shift, since the
former is 32 bit and the latter 64 bit. The worst instance was in
swap_file_add(), where the page count was int32, so that swap file
sizes between 2 and 4 GB resulted in a negative available swap space
size. Fixes bug #2721.
* Fixed and added optional debug output.
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* grab the fLooper pointer in some more functions, just to play save
* remove wrong comment in UnlockLooper, since it's obviously possible to change fLooper
In case we remove the handler from the loopers handler list, we need to grab the looper
pointer first, since calling RemoveHandler(...) will call BHandler::SetLooper(...) thus
setting fLooper to NULL and calling UnlockLooper did nothing, leaving the looper locked.
Thanks Maurice for pointing out that 26383 broke Cortex, the wires where not draw and the
app was locked somehow.
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copied to /boot/beos/documetation/welcome and a link to welcome.html
is placed on the Desktop. The mime_update.sh script makes sure that
the mime type of the html files is set. However, Firefox has a problem
when it is launched for the first time via double clicking an HTML
file. Apparently, it initializes some settings and relaunches itself,
which in turn makes it forget to open the file. A second problem is
annoying as well: When launching Firefox to display a local file,
it will always open a second window with the default web location.
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* The hardware cursor is now disabled at 640x480 with a Virge VX (before it
was just invisible).
* EDID info can now be read for all S3 chips.
* For the Savage IX, Savage MX, and SuperSavage chips the display is no
longer expanded to fill a laptop LCD display when the mode resolution is
less than the size of LCD display.
* Savage IX, Savage MX, and SuperSavage chips will now display mode
1400x1050 on a 1400x1050 laptop LCD display. Previously the display was
blank at that resolution.
* Previously about half the Savage chips would not draw properly at
1400x1050. That is, the image was badly skewed and unusable. All of
them now draw properly at 1400x1050.
* Some code was reorganized to remove unnecessary and redundant code.
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Firt version of the "Welcome Package" introductory documentation.
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supports many Realtek based NIC which our own driver doesn't support
(for example the RTL8101E). Thanks! Not added to the image yet, since it
causes some problems on my laptop (but could well be caused by the
freebsd compat layer, or by the scheduler)
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HAIKU[_KERNEL]_WARNING_CCFLAGS.
* Added -Werror for various parts of the source tree for the gcc 2
build. Feel encouraged to add more.
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without having the domain locked seems to be safe AFAICT.
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