is usable from crash(8).
>Is that the change that broke it? Can you revert kern_timeout.c and
>see if that fixes it?
Yes, confirmed. That's the problem! Going back to 1.48 fixes it!
Regards,
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iga users if anybody owns such
a board. Probably is@ still got one, as he was working on the driver many
years ago.
When nothing happens and nobody is able to test it, we can remove the code.
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be irrelevant for the Amiga platform?
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an Arcnet board he would be happy to use it.
What are the reasons behind removing working parts from the source tree
anyway? Aren't there more important things to do?
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tk_setmulti'
As this is the only function needed from rtl81x9.c it probably makes
sense to add rtk_setmulti() and the rtk_calchash macro to rtl8169.c.
I tried that and it works fine with my NAS!
New patch for rtl8169.c, including re_setmulti(), is attached.
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rtl8169.c.diff
Description: Binary data
ses default values when the EEPROM is
missing.
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calls (like sys/dev/pci/if_wm.c etc).
Yes. I added a mac-address property to sk(4) myself, some time ago. But
re(4) doesn't support it yet.
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0 Ethernet (0x8169)
[...]
Sorry for cross-posting, but I couldn't decide whether this belongs to
tech-kern or tech-net.
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uvm_km.txt)
helps!
I need some more testing, but most kernel functions seem normal again.
Thanks.
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t; kmem_intr_alloc
> > exec_elf32_makecmds
> > check_exec
> > execve1
> > start_init,
> > setfunc_trampoline
>
> is that with the latest exec_elf.c?
No. It was still 1.33.
> I'd like to see if the location changes with the latest one.
Ok. I will test an updated kernel this evening.
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0xa00011c8 by pool_cache_get_paddr+0x4c: srr1=0x9032
r1=0xa22b9aa0 cr=0x28284084 xer=0x02000 ctr=0x1642c dsisr=0x4000
The backtrace:
copyright
kmem_intr_alloc
exec_elf32_makecmds
check_exec
execve1
start_init,
setfunc_trampoline
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g an edge-triggered PCI interrupt seems to solve the problem
for me.
If anybody can test a VT6410 on a different platform, I would be
interested in the results.
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ation
now, because I found a better solution: on the MPC8241 I can configure
the VT6410 PCI interrupt as edge-triggered. That cures the problem
completely.
It needs to be checked if other architectures have the same problem with
the VT6410.
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ch I would have to change too.
Would that be ok for everybody? Or is there a better solution?
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On Thu, 1 Dec 2011 13:06:33 +
"Jonathan A. Kollasch" wrote:
> On Thu, Dec 01, 2011 at 10:12:44AM +0100, Frank Wille wrote:
> > Is there a reason why pci_mapreg_map() calls bus_space_map() for a
> > memory or i/o space, even when all spaces have been disabled on
0xf3ff)
extent_alloc_region: start 0x0, end 0xfff
panic: extent_alloc_region: region lies outside extent
Wouldn't it be better to check whether a space is enabled in the device,
before trying to map it?
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On Wed, 30 Nov 2011 11:56:26 +0100
Martin Husemann wrote:
> On Wed, Nov 30, 2011 at 11:49:46AM +0100, Frank Wille wrote:
> > Hmm... that means I would have to make a small boot/root partition,
> > which uses dkctl(8) to make the rest of the disk available?
>
> Depends on w
ported by sysinst?
And what about other partition formats, like Apple Partition Maps,
Amiga RDB, SGI, Sparc...? Is it planned to add support for them?
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p_offset; /* starting sector */
[...]
I don't understand how NetBSD supports partitions larger than 2TB or
starting beyond the 2TB boundary (assuming a sector size of 512 bytes)...
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ograms, but for the kernel it makes no sense to use them,
because:
1. They are inline functions, which do not save any space.
2. They cannot easily be replaced by MD instructions.
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o be restricted
to the kernel.
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the
standard NetBSD header?
Any comments? Then please speak now. :)
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rdware instruction
> (and then do it in 1 clock!)
Indeed some CPUs can do that. I know that the ColdFire has a bitrev
instruction. Such code can go into libkern/arch.
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verse functions. And I ask,
because I need one too, for a new I2C driver.
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r:
dereferencing pointer to incomplete type
/home/frank/netbsd/current/src/usr.bin/vmstat/vmstat.c:980: error: storage
size of 'tci' isn't known
cc1: warnings being treated as errors
/home/frank/netbsd/current/src/usr.bin/vmstat/vmstat.c:980: warning: unused
variable 'tci'
*** Failed target: vmstat.o
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+#if defined(_KERNEL)
+/*
+ * Exported definitions unique to amiga/68k cpu support.
+ */
#defineM68K_MMU_MOTOROLA
extern volatile unsigned int interrupt_depth;
Should I commit that and fix other m68k-ports accordingly, or should I wait
for a better solution?
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en _KMEMUSER is defined?
I already tried to fix powerpc/include/cpu.h, but it seems that all ports
are affected...? Probably I'm just confused and missing some information?
;)
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Frank Wille wrote:
> I have a few additional command keys for USB keyboards used internally
> in Apple notebooks, which are valid for all national layouts:
>
> KC(209), KS_Cmd,KS_Cmd_BrightnessDown,
> KC(210), KS_Cmd,KS_Cmd_BrightnessU
ing I can do
about it? It has probably something to do with USBD_SHORT_XFER_OK?
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apple") to ukbdmap.c, or just make a new keymap file in
/usr/share/wscons/keymaps, which can be used wscons.cfg?
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man keyboard, to produce a \, you have to release FN before typing ß,
because this key is also part of the keypad, which is activated by FN.
But it's better than nothing, and everybody can change wscons.cfg to use his
favourite key for AltGr...
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On Sat, 27 Nov 2010 19:32:22 +0100
Piotr Adamus wrote:
> what about Fn-Esc as Delete key?
Fn-Esc? Fn-Backspace is translated into a Delete key.
> And FN-Down-Up as PgUp PgDn? Is it going it work?
Yes. All that will work with my patch.
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Frank Wille wrote:
> Still we have no AltGr on Apple notebooks with just a left Alt.
> Should ukbd.c, or even wskbd.c be hacked to treat Ctrl-Alt as AltGr?
Hmm... Ctrl-Alt is nonsense, of course. Because it is already used as a
command modifier in wscons (switch screens with functions ke
wskbd.c be hacked to treat Ctrl-Alt as AltGr?
Although I wouldn't like it to press three keys at once, just for a \ or [.
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he problem on Apple notebook keyboards, where you only have the
left Alt key, remains: Where is the AltGr key?
Without that key all users of non-US keymaps won't be able to type important
characters like |, \, @, [, {, ~.
A solution must be found.
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under
NetBSD (which is used in various X11-based GUIs). The Apple/Command keys,
on the other hand, are not needed.
> As an option, maybe, for those who bought the
> machine for the hardware. But not as a default.
Hmm... I'm unsure what to do.
Maybe there is a third or fourth opinion?
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N. They are used to control display brightness,
volume and keyboard illumination. But as I understand it cannot easily be
done, as a wscons Cmd_xxx code always requires CTRL+ALT to be pressed, and
not FN...
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n in private and I guess it will have the effect
that a process or softint holding the mutex will lock out any IPL_VM
interrupt during this time?
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you confused me! :)
A callout is executed as a softint, isn't it?
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On Mon, 8 Feb 2010 15:09:55 +0100
Martin Husemann wrote:
> On Mon, Feb 08, 2010 at 03:04:07PM +0100, Frank Wille wrote:
> > [...] May I acquire this mutex during a callout (which is a
> > softint, as I understand)? Will the softint sleep or busy-wait?
>
> Depends on the mut
On Mon, 8 Feb 2010 11:29:51 +0100
Martin Husemann wrote:
> On Mon, Feb 08, 2010 at 11:11:04AM +0100, Frank Wille wrote:
> > - Running a kthread and calling kpause() between the polls.
> > - Using a callout which reschedules itself after the poll.
>
> The thread is quite a
r the poll.
Or is there something even better suited, which I'm missing?
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mware images which could be loaded at boot and then the
> memory released. Plus it keeps a single consistent API.
>
> Just a thought :)
Sounds like a great idea to me. All the space for firmwares in the kernel,
would no longer be wasted.
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m to load from?
Back to /dev/joy again. When I want the device to be used from another file
as well, could I change the entry in the majors.xxx file into:
device-majorjoy char 26 joy | myname
?
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he firmware this would be impossible.
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.)
2. The card also supports two (Amiga/Atari-style) digital joysticks. It
would be nice to make them appear as joy(4). Is it possible to use
the same device major number as /dev/joy* but with a another driver than
src/dev/ic/joy.c?
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matthew green wrote:
> another alternative would be to add a flag to write, eg "write/n".
True. But you would also need the size, e.g. "write/nb". I think about it...
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matthew green wrote:
>On Sat, Jan 30, 2010 at 08:45:48PM +0100, Frank Wille wrote:
>> Therefore I would like to change ddb/db_write_cmd.c as in the
>>following ch:
>> [...]
>>
>> Any objections? Do we absolutely need to print the old value here?
>
tf("%s\n", db_num_to_str(new_value));
+ db_printf("\t\t= %s\n", db_num_to_str(new_value));
db_put_value(addr, size, new_value);
addr += size;
Any objections? Do we absolutely need to print the old value here?
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