parameter during construction).
* Doing so will now result in a kernel panic whenever your file system tries to
write to a block.
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will now grab a reference to the vnode as well if successful. This way, vfs_get_vnode_cache()
now actually works how it should: it will now always grab a reference to the cache and
its underlying vnode. This removes an extra reference to the vnode (and vm_cache) that
got ignored before and prevented volumes to be unmounted (or file caches to be removed).
Thanks to Korli for pointing this out.
* file_cache_create() is now aware of that extra vnode reference and releases it; unmounting
volumes is now working again as it should.
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of waiting threads by ID (instead of just the queue head and tail pointers).
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(that was part of the problem of bug #702).
* Fixed send_signal_etc() when you called it with a pid_t of zero: the signals should
go to all teams in the calling team's group, not only to the team (for -1, we do
the same for now).
* Made team_get_process_group_locked() public, and rewrote send_signal_etc() to use
it.
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some signals could go to some group when a negative value was passed in.
This actually fixes bug #702 where SoundPlay obviously does a kill_thread(-1)
at the end (which accidently killed all userspace applications, including the
input_server, app_server, ...).
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hash. This also allows them to stay valid after the group leader died when there are
other teams left in it. This closes bug #1.
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alarm, or 0 if there isn't any.
* setitimer() now also sets the previous timer values correctly, so that
alarm() and ualarm() now return the correct values as well - this fixes
the test fork_9-1 failing at alarm().
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a waitpid() can no longer succeed; this fixes the occasional fork 3-1 test failures.
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it waited for a specific child), as B_RELEASE_ALL opened up a race condition between
looking for an existing death entry, and waiting for the dead children semaphore.
Now we're counting all waiting threads for teams and groups separately.
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wait_for_child() hanging less probable - there is a general problem with
this code, though, as we need to have a dedicated free counter for the
semaphore to remove all race conditions.
* Also, test fork_3-1 still sometimes fails because the thread is still
available to the public for a short time, even after its death entry
has been collected.
* Added a TODO in the code for these issues.
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wanted to wait for a specific child; it always assumed you had specified WNOHANG.
This fixes the bug the fork_3-1 and fork_4-1 test applications reported. 3-1 still
sometimes fails, but that's a different problem (to be solved later).
* Also, it could return B_BAD_THREAD_ID instead of the expected ECHILD (for waitpid()).
* There was a race condition between testing for a thread, and checking its death
entry.
* wait_for_child() can now be interrupted in case it has to wait.
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Fixed the build of most of targets using these rules. Though the build can be still broken, feel free to fix.
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buffer to allow safe access of the user provided string - maybe we should
introduce a user_strdup() instead.
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files, too.
* Added a temporary icon for the kernel until Stephan comes up with a better
one (hint hint!) :-))
* This even fixes bug #648.
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arch dependent code (they will be removed as soon as someone else
asks for these interrupt lines).
* Added an interrupt driven keyboard handler to the kernel that uses
this technique. As a result, you can now press F12 to enter the kernel
debugger before the input_server has been started, and Control-Alt-Delete
should reboot the system (actually I did not test the latter yet).
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vfs_get_vnode_cache() which did not acquire an extra reference to the
cache_ref when the cache had to be created.
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mapping, but it connected the vm_cache objects, so if it failed later, and
thus called vm_cache_release_ref() the object could have been freed accidently.
Most uses of map_backing_store() explicetly acquired a cache_ref *after* the
call was successful, but _vm_map_file() did not do this.
_vm_map_file() might still not work correctly, though, need to have a closer
look at it.
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- add loading of kernel debugger/ modules
- add a kgets() exported func for use by nasty modules =)
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let them eat death stack entries: after setting the next thread state to
THREAD_STATE_FREE_ON_RESCHED, interrupts were enabled again, which could
cause the thread to be rescheduled before having called put_death_stack().
This fixes bug #434.
* Note that the above change pretty much reverts revision 7865 that was supposed
to fix interrupt problem on thread exit (patch by Jack Burton almost 2 years
ago, that's how long this problem existed!).
* Made get_death_stack() and put_death_stack() symmetrical in that they don't
change interrupts. Also pulled out rescheduling from put_death_stack[_and_reschedule]()
and put it back into thread_exit2().
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running team to be able to fill in the team_info::args field. Currently, only
the path is stored, there, though.
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#603.
* Moved devfs_get_partition_info() into the devfs_ioctl() hook.
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no longer try to access any MSRs when there are no MTRRs. Got it? :-)
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