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blambert@--
Real solution is to fix NFS mbuf handling.
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sleeping calls. Since we are simply operating on another process'
vmspace, grab a (refcounted) copy of that pointer and use that instead.
originally spotted by kurt, discussed with art
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to be snapped. Change it so that everytime it sleeps it restarts from the
top of the list.
ok art
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ok oga
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in the man page;
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always-false condition. From FreeBSD (delphij).
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not hooked up to the build, since there are no tests;
from wiz@netbsd
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instead of using unsolicited events.
Already supported codecs with custom unsolicited event handlers
are not affected, yet.
from Alexey Suslikov, thanks
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explicitly pass the command buffer to the command functions.
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sizes and rates.
from NetBSD via brad@
Also,
* use a single variable to hold the number of format variations (from NetBSD)
* initialize a variable (f->frequency_type) before use (from NetBSD)
* fix a typo
from Alexey Suslikov, thanks
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r1.51
pointed out by Alexey Suslikov, thanks
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tested by many on many archs including several alpha test.
ok tedu@ go for it deraadt@
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while here, remove an obsolete url.
diff tweaked by jmc@; sent upstream to FreeBSD people.
ok jmc@
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the size of a full blown struct cpu_info, instead of the first few fields.
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even in non-MP kernels, to avoid unnecessary tlb flushes later when
pmap operates on shared pages.
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Some ideas taken from upstream.
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no show the hotspares.
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and block based audio i/o (arithmetic constraints). For now round the
frequency to a supported one, (ie 8kHz, 11.025kHz, 12kHz multiple), and get
the the block size from a table.
fixes problem reported by Robert <robert _at_ openbsd.pap.st>
ok jakemsr
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aucat should be started automatically yet at system startup
help from jmc@
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PR 5609, and revisited with dlg. Tested on all platforms.
ok miod
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address. This cvs commit introduces a queue that buffers a small
burst of packets and resending the packets in correct order when
the ethernet address is resolved. Code written by Armin Wolfermann
<aw@osn.de>.
OK: claudio@ henning@
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* Serialize access to the ehci intrlist.
* Change the ehci intrlist to a tailq so xfers are not queued out of order.
* In ehci_check_itd_intr, don't treat a transfer error as an indication
that the xfer is no longer active.
This also fixes "ehci_allocx not free" errors seen recently.
Tested and OK brad@, kevlo@
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tested by me, from ratchov@, please commit ratchov@
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playback parameters (like the macppc i2s devices), be sure to
synchronise recording parameters to playback parameters when
configuring for full-duplex operation, as audio(4) dictates.
ok ratchov
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umask = 0, this allows one user to start the server and another
user to use it (eg. _mpd).
ok todd, deraadt, jakemsr
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(openlunatic at gmail).
tested by Dawe (dawedawe at gmx de), thanks, and me. does not disturb
currenlty working emu(4) devices.
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Based on cac(4) bio support from NetBSD which is derived from
OpenBSD's ciss(4) bio support.
Tested by otto@ jbg@
ok marco@
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tried and how many actually succeeded.
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ok ratchov@
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- Move the extended FIFO workaround from the capabilities field to the
workaround field.
- Add General purpose register 1 defines for the workarounds.
- Enable a workaround for CRC errors that can be experienced with A2 revision
adapters.
- Add a workaround for packet loss that can be experienced with A2 revision
adapters when in 10/100 mode with half duplex.
From DraonFly
- Rename the workaround flags so they describe what is being worked around.
ok jsg@
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