* Added a few missing breaks in MailProtocolThread::MessageReceived()!
* Minor coding style update.
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be stored by the backend in the net_server. I put it in BNetworkDevice because
that is where network enumeration is done as well, but I'm not sure that it fits
there particularly well.
Since BNetworkDevice::GetNetwork() directly interfaces with the driver and gets
the networks from scan results, such persistent networks don't yet show up in
those enumerations.
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templates.
* Prepare saving of such generated config files. Actually writing them out isn't
yet done however.
* Minor cleanup.
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changes.
* Fix the conditional for GCC4 where I missed removing a closing parenthesis.
Thanks to Jens Arm for pointing out that not-as-obvious-as-hoped-for syntax
error.
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* flip encoders on during modeset.
* crt0 status keeps getting higher and higher which is a good sign.
the more bits that are set, the closer to a successful lock.
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* reorganize mode set code to match layout of linux DRM driver
* add initial DPMS code
* add lots of TODOs
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Remove old non-atombios code
* add encoder.c and encoder.h to handle
encoder management
* fix pll code to use encoder object id
vs crtcid
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* add function to set encoder to crtc
* clean up some comments
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has no routing information but wasn't configured by the BIOS either. The
function will now only panic if a device that was previously configured would
not be so anymore after enabling the IO-APIC. Fixes#7971.
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don't set up a pointer and not malloc it.
* small cleanups to radeon_hd i2c bit-banging code
* i2c bit banging is now functioning
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list of Radeon HD Cards
* break tradition of sorting by chipset id because they really
are not in any kind of order.
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* The Read() method remembers the last error, so you don't have to check each
read when you do several in a row.
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* A small quiz for our build system gurus: if I just add libbe_test to
liblinprog.a, I can't build the normal app_server anymore (only in the test
environment). Why is that? And who's going to fix it? :-)
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needed. It might be best to put it into its own file, though.
* This is required in order to let our test environment work with the stricter
runtime_loader we have now.
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* add a few notes for future i2c bit-bangers
* cleanup of tracing
* no real functional change
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the limited set of hardware I could test it with.
By installing the wpa_supplicant one can now join WEP/WPA/WPA2 networks by
either selecting them in the network prefs/network status applet or using
"ifconfig <interface> join <network name> [password]". The wpa_supplicant opens
a dialog asking for more details if it can't connect with the given information.
Note that there is no way to automatically store that extra info right now, so
it has to be provided on each join. The configuration can however be stored
manually into the /boot/common/settings/network/wireless_networks config file.
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fail when encountering missing information (like the password). This gives the
supplicant an opportunity to ask for the required information as needed.
* Remove (currently broken) WEP support from the net_server. It will be
delegated to the supplicant as well, as that one already handles all the
key/password conversion.
In the absence of a supplicant the net_server can therefore only join open
networks now. It will also only attempt that if it is sure that the network in
question is actually an open network (by means of scan results or explicit
configuration) and will otherwise delegate the join request.
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a connector. (thus allowing for future non-ddc gpio devices like fan speed)
* map all i2c gpio pins on accelerant init
* use a smaller sub function to attach gpio info to connector i2c info
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* read gpio pins back after setting them to improve reliability
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monitor messages. Due to how our compatibility layer works the latter is always
just "wlan" (and even if it worked as expected it'd be mapped to the BSD short
names i.e. "iwn" or "iwnX"). The device name is of the format "net/<driver>/X",
which is what we use as interface names througout the API (minus the "/dev/").
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random amounts of memory when getting an invalid header.
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dealing with i2c register addresses.
* cleanup i2c hacks
* now receive the following message in SimNow:
"No device present at I2C slave address 0x66"
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linux drm driver. Seems radeon_hd isn't limited to the
standard 0xa0 i2c slave address.
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* clean up int types
* curly brace cleanup
* move vars away from top of functions
when possible
* split DDR timings to seperate header to
avoid warnings on unused items
* quite a few automated changes, please excuse
things within diff still not fixed / incorrect
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* while doing our last-resort fallback, skip
TV DAC encoders as it is likely that is not
what the user wants. This may need to change
as the driver matures. (ex: only a tv is
connected, no edid)
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creation panel of DriveSetup, to enter the partition size
manually. Closes ticket #7991. Changes by myself: I've
refactored updating the text control from the size slider
and used that method also when the user somehow entered
invalid input into the text control (untested).
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Axel Dörfler