console driver now clears the screen when it's initialized.
This improves the first impression of the standard boot process when
booting in text mode (which currently happens when you press "escape"
in the early boot stage).
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IDE drivers :-)) don't respect the total amount of bytes to be read in the
former readv() (now read_pages()) call. This can potentially fix all sorts
of strange errors in userland :)
Fixed the debug build.
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recreates a race condition, having it here breaks the kernel as fs_mount()
calls this function and already holds the mutex.
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Now panics if devfs_publish_device() fails.
Tracing can now be turned on and off (it's now completely silent in normal operation).
Some cleanups.
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unmounted.
* Clarified a comment in fs_mount().
* Added a bit of documentation regarding the mutexes and the basic vnode
functions.
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available at /bin/sh (a symlink will do). Unfortunately there's some
problem with our shell that causes it to crash in most cases. :-(
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always do. More often than not one gets page faults. As it happens
sometimes even before anything meaty has been done at all
(e.g. in main()->init_statements()->shell_var_set_text()->
shell_value_init_text()->malloc()), I believe that's a problem not caused
by me. And I wasn't able to track it down.
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Userland. It must always set the d_pdev and d_pino fields and, if the
Entry refers to a mount point even replace d_dev and d_ino.
* Added a TODO comment to entry_ref_to_vnode(). It should take care of
mount points, as vnode_path_to_vnode() does, I believe. Will verify
and fix that next.
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this is the one thing most likely to fail - it now also handles this case
gracefully instead of dying.
Small cleanup, cleared some other ToDos: some user functions now delete
the area when they could not copy the target address.
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leaving the tags Qt style though. That's a bit weird, but that's the
way Axel likes it, and we want to keep him happy, don't we? ;-P
* The common_[path_]read_stat() now fills in st_dev and st_ino in the
result stat structure after the FS had its go. The information is
readily available in the VFS, so why bother the FSs. In fact devfs
didn't (and still doesn't) fill in st_dev which gave dev_for_path()
some head ache.
* Modified _user_open_parent_dir() to accept a NULL buffer for the
entry name and added a doxygen comment for it.
df now works properly on Haiku (save that printf() doesn't support
floating point numbers at the moment).
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always also access it through the devfs_vnode. This also solves an issue
in devfs_read() where an access of a cookie->stream would crash the
kernel, since cookie->stream was not set in devfs_open().
* devfs_open() now doesn't fail for directories and symlinks anymore.
That prevented BNode to work for devfs dirs and symlinks.
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`.'. This fixes the _kern_open_parent_dir() syscall for the root directory.
I realized, that rootfs_read_dir() doesn't return the entries `.' and `..',
unlike Be's rootfs. Shall I add those, Axel?
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This has the advantage that the device can now be access in the right context.
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Fixed the calculation of the amount of bytes read in bootfs_read_pages().
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Added an vfs_get_cookie_from_fd() call to at least temporarily support the
cookie as in the original devfs (not sure yet how this changes).
Implemented vfs_get_file_map() which calls the corresponding FS function.
Moved vfs_get_vnode_cache() around.
vfs_get_vnode() temporarily does its job unlocked - its only to be used (safely)
from within the file cache, but this should definitely be done better.
Fixed a bug in get_vnode_name() - it did not support getting the name of
a root directory; it didn't pass the call through to the parent file system.
Fixed a bug in _user_entry_ref_to_path() which would add another "/" for
files immediately under the root (ie. "df" showed "//boot" as mount point
for the boot partition).
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_KERNEL_MODE is already defined when using kernel build rules, no need
to do it here manually.
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couldn't be satisfied completely (ie. because the file size is not a
multiple of the page size).
It's no longer necessary to implement this functionality in the file systems.
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node and its interface directly. It will also convert the old interface into
the new one to simplify the implementation.
devfs_open() now contains the former pnp_devfs_open() as well.
devfs_publish_device() no longer passes the "ident" parameter to its lower
layers - it will be removed.
The VM fs interface has changed to better match the one of the device interface.
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addresses.
Not yet used - might be used instead of the vm_cache page caching for the file cache.
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It still contains a very dump version of a BeOS compatible block cache.
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allocate a cache twice.
The VFS is now responsible for allocating the cache object - it will call
the VM to do that if necessary.
Added another accessor call to a pointer to the VFS private vnode object.
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allocate a cache twice. Now handles resource shortages gracefully.
Added small description to _vm_map_file().
Minor other cleanup.
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Implemented and added functions from inttypes.h (not everything is working correctly, though).
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Renamed syscalls to the new scheme.
Some minor cleanup.
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are currently disabled.
Removed unnecessary grist from source files.
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work yet correctly).
Added empty sbrk() for now - not sure what to do with this. Maybe we should remove
it completely (but BeOS bash needs it).
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Added new "arch" subdirectory to the build.
Removed unnecessary grist from source files.
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The kernel no longer trashes memory when you delete a port without any
messages in its queue (i.e. you can now safely link against libbe.so :)).
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not support the read_fs_info() function - only the values that the VFS
does know about are filled in, then.
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have a smaller window in Bochs :)
Debugging output only if TRACE_VIDEO was defined.
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* null-terminated the result of common_read_link().
* Fixed return value of _user_read_link().
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syscalls or to the syscall mechanism (which exposed naming and parameter
inconsistencies).
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syscalls or to the syscall mechanism (which exposed naming and parameter
inconsistencies).
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which from now on relieves us from the duty to maintain syscalls.S and
syscalls.c manually. Either includes a generated file.
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yet, though (instead, it directly performs all requests, so there is no
functional difference to the previous mechanism).
devfs and the file cache will directly access the I/O scheduler. There is
one scheduler per raw disk device; devfs detects that automatically, and
all I/O will go through the scheduler, then.
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somehow doesn't seem to work right with Bochs; after a reboot, the floppy
is not accessible (we might just need to turn the motor on again).
Not checked if this also happens on a real machine.
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Added currently non-working version of platform_exit().
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The target function of an item is now called upon every action, not only
if that item had a sub menu...
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added to the boot device list anymore. This is currently used to remove
devices that don't support the LBA access mechanism (since CHS support has
still not been implemented).
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"Continue boot" will now be disabled if there are no boot volumes.
Also, there will be an additional menu item "Reboot" in that case.
The boot device menu will now show a disabled "No boot devices found" label
then, and will be selected upon entry. Added a help text to "Rescan volumes"
which will also be selected upon entry if there is no boot device.
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user menu in that case, too (to give the user the opportunity to rescan
the available devices).
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whole loader from a floppy or CD-ROM and execute it as usual - and it
even seem to work, yaay :)
For now, the length of the boot loader is hard-coded, but it is compatible
with the "makeflop" command, i.e. it stores the length in bytes 3 & 4 in
the file.
Also, the maximum head number is currently hard-coded to floppies - ToDo
comments are in the text which insist on fixing this.
This makes testing the boot loader under Linux much easier, as it isn't
able to write to BFS volumes directly (and the copy_to_bfs_image command
doesn't build under Linux).
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It now accepts strings of any size, reduced the stack consumption.
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addresses and their sizes are now set correctly in image_info as well, as
well as the device/node fields.
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reusing the standard libroot objects, but build them all again to make
sure they are compiled with the proper flags (i.e. -fno-pic).
That saves a lot of headaches: as a side effect, the kernel runs fine
again, and even the node monitor test works nicely now. Go figure.
Only the string functions remain separate, but that should be changed
as well one day (it's not problematic, right now).
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Added empty implementations of fork() and all the exec*() variants; the
latter currently all call execve() and may pass the correct parameters
(not tested).
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is not in a good shape, Linux code is pretty ugly - we'll see which one
we'll choose :)
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Added more global variables that are maintained by the BeOS startup code.
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apps are using those.
Their implementation is currently not complete; they just call the
public functions, the group argument is ignored.
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