Currently, option MPVERBOSE is defined as a defflag, which means it can
be either 0 or 1, present or absent, defined or not defined.
However, the way it is used in files arch/amd64/amd64/mainbus.c,
arch/i386/i386/mainbux.c, and arch/x86/x86/mpacpi.c indicates that at
least 3 values are valid - the value of the MPVERBOSE macro is used to
initialize global value mp_verbose in mainbus.c, and in mpapci.c there
are several tests for
if (mp_verbose > 1) ...
as well as
if (mp_verbose) ...
Would anyone object if I make MPVERBOSE a defparam rather than defflag?
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