Meem:

Attached are comments for the packaging/build bit, will send comments
on  Atheros driver in the next couple of days.

-venu


On Tue, 26 Sep 2006, Peter Memishian wrote:


WiFi for GLDv3 (Nemo) is now ready for code review.  This work consists
the administrative, library, and kernel architectural changes necessary to
support WiFi under the Solaris GLDv3 network driver framework.

This is a large project, consisting of almost 15000 new lines of code.
To make the review more manageable, we are splitting it into two phases.
Phase one (which starts now) consists of everything but[1] the net80211
kernel module[2]; we plan to kick off phase two in roughly two weeks.

       webrev: http://cr.grommit.com/~meem/wifi-0926
       cscope: /net/azariah.prc/builds/meem/wifi-0926/usr/src
               /net/azariah.prc/builds/meem/wifi-0926/usr/src/uts

Please provide feedback to this list.  The review timer is set for two
weeks (10/10/2006).

Several Sun employees have graciously agreed to do the review (assignments
are listed below), but we welcome comments from the community at-large.
To get oriented, we encourage reviewers to browse the documents tarred up
at http://opensolaris.org/os/community/networking/gldv3-wifi-docs.tar.gz

 overview.txt       A high-level technical overview of the project,
                    culled from our PSARC "20 questions" document.

 dladm-wifi.pdf     An overview of the WiFi administrative model.

 gldv3-wifi.txt     An overview of the WiFi kernel architecture.
                    (consolidation private)

 lib-wifi.txt       An overview of the WiFi libdladm and libwladm APIs.
                    (consolidation private)

 libdladm.txt       Specifications for the new libdladm interfaces.
                    (consolidation private)

 libwladm.txt       Specifications for the new libwladm interfaces.
                    (consolidation private)

 manpages            Revised manpages for dladm(1M) et al.

 [ Internal reviewers may also wish to examine the PSARC opinion, full 20
   questions, and mail logs for PSARC/2006/406 and PSARC/2006/517 --
   though for materials, please use the current ones in the tarball[3]. ]

For this phase, there are 82 files to be reviewed, split into five areas:

        1. GLDv3 kernel:       15 files,  ~950 lines changed
        2. GLDv3 libraries:     5 files, ~3600 lines changed
        3. GLDv3 command/misc: 20 files, ~2100 lines changed
        4. Atheros driver:      8 files, ~1300 lines changed
        5. Packaging/Build[4]: 34 files,  ~600 lines changed

In the webrev, each file has been placed into one of the above areas.
My proposed assignments are:

        David Edmondson:        GLDv3 kernel
        Kacheong Poon:          GLDv3 library
        Renee Danson:           GLDv3 command/misc
        Venu Iyer:              Atheros driver; packaging/build

*Thanks* for your assistance, and let us know if you have questions.
Have fun! :-)

-----

[1] To provide more context when reviewing other kernel files, the net80211
   files have been left in webrev/cscope -- but they need not be reviewed
   at this point.

[2] For more on net80211, see section 3 of gldv3-wifi.txt.

[3] In particular, there are some small changes between 2006/517 and
   the provided materials; we will return to the ARC after code review.

[4] Because our workspace also contains several additional WiFi drivers
   that are not part of the initial putback, some packaging/build files
   have references to additional drivers not under review.  These
   references will not be in our final putback.

--
meem
From: http://cr.grommit.com/~meem/wifi-0926

General: Collapse deltas.

usr/src/cmd/dladm/Makefile
        
        L32:    Does this mean that aggregation.conf is now going to live in
                /etc/dladm. Does it currently reside in /etc? If so would
                this cause any issues on existing S10 updates that already
                has aggregation.conf in /etc? I know this won't/shouldn't
                be hand-edited, but could there be any scripts etc. that
                reads this file?

        L34:    It is taken out because POFILE is in Makefile.master, right?
                (I am not sure if
                /net/azariah.prc/builds/meem/wifi-0926/usr/src/cmd/dladm is
                a built workspace, but I see dladm.po.i, but no dladm.po?)

        L40:    Owner is dladm?

        L61:    Just curious is $(ROOTCFGDIR) needed? Should 
                        $(ROOTCFGDIR)/%: $(ROOTCFGDIR) %
                                $(INS.file)
                work? (just checking since I seen something similar in another
                Makefile).

usr/src/lib/Makefile

        L454:   I think this is fine, i.e. explicitly stating the dependency,
                but given L485, do we still have to mention libdevinfo here?

usr/src/lib/libdladm/Makefile.com
usr/src/lib/libdladm/common/mapfile-vers
usr/src/lib/libsecdb/help/auths/Makefile
usr/src/lib/libsecdb/help/profiles/Makefile
usr/src/lib/libwladm/Makefile
        no comments

usr/src/lib/libwladm/Makefile.com
        L38:    Do we need to list libsocket and librt in the dependency list
                in usr/src/lib/Makefile?

usr/src/lib/libwladm/common/llib-lwladm
usr/src/lib/libwladm/common/mapfile-vers
usr/src/lib/libwladm/i386/Makefile
usr/src/lib/libwladm/sparc/Makefile
usr/src/pkgdefs/SUNW0on/prototype_com
        no comments

usr/src/pkgdefs/SUNWckr/prototype_i386
        [Haven't read any docs] do we deliver anything for SPARC?

usr/src/pkgdefs/SUNWcnetr/Makefile
        no comments

usr/src/pkgdefs/SUNWcnetr/postinstall
        Same question as L32 in usr/src/cmd/dladm/Makefile
        L29     Can we just remove all the comments? Could we miss some
                specific comments because of this?

usr/src/pkgdefs/SUNWcnetr/prototype_com
        L50-53  : Not sure why 'dladm' and not 'root' (for owner).
        (OK, looking at changes at i.shadow, stdusers.c etc., dladm
        is being added for this purpose?)
        Shouldn't postinstall be listed as a packaging file "i postinstall"?

usr/src/pkgdefs/SUNWcslr/prototype_com
        no comments (don't we deliver 64-bit?)

usr/src/pkgdefs/SUNWcsu/prototype_com
        no comments

usr/src/pkgdefs/common_files/i.ftpusers
        I am not sure what is being done here (perhaps I should read the
        document 8)).

usr/src/pkgdefs/common_files/i.group
        not sure what has changed here.

usr/src/pkgdefs/common_files/i.minorperm_i386
        L119    Just looking at the changes (and L243) do we need an entry for
                "clone:e1000g"

usr/src/pkgdefs/common_files/i.minorperm_sparc
        Similar questions as for i.minorperm_i386.

usr/src/pkgdefs/common_files/i.passwd
        L116    : Do "15" & "3" have any significance?
        L124-124        : This results in adding
                        "dladm:x:15:3:Datalink Admin:/:" follwoing the enrty
                        for nuucp? or if nuucp is not present the line gets
                        appended at the end?
                        Just curious why nuucp?

usr/src/pkgdefs/common_files/i.shadow
        no comments

usr/src/pkgdefs/etc/exception_list_i386
usr/src/pkgdefs/etc/exception_list_sparc
        no comments

usr/src/tools/protocmp/stdusers.c
        no comments

usr/src/tools/scripts/bfu.sh
        L2135   Please add some comments here. So, I think you determine
                if this is new dladm (for aggregation.conf) by checking
                for /etc/dladm dir.
        
        L6259   Again, should we just ignore all comments?
        L6264   Here we don't bother about comments.

usr/src/uts/common/Makefile.files
usr/src/uts/common/Makefile.rules
        I suppose your comment about some WiFi drivers not part of the
        initial putback affects the entries here, right? I mean do your
        comments relate to pcan, pcwl, ipw2100 etc.?

usr/src/uts/intel/Makefile.intel.shared
usr/src/uts/intel/mac_wifi/Makefile
        no comments

usr/src/uts/intel/ath/Makefile
        just curious why was this dependent on drv/ip earlier?
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