changes since 2.01:
* Genesys Logic GL512SM and GL520SM sensors are supported.
* Intel ICH5 SMBus access supported.
* LM85, Analog Devices ADM1024/1025/1027/ADT7463,
and SMSC EMC6D10X sensors are supported.
* Analog Devices ADM1020/1021/1023 temperature sensors are supported.
* A log standing bug from version 2.00 in the treatment of
fan-divisor for the IT87xxF sensor chip is fixed.
* NetBSD/OpenBSD support is added (by a contribution of a patch
given by Stephan Eisvogel). "./configure; make" just works.
* The AMD8111 and NVidia nForce2 SMBus access is supported
(by information from Alex van Kaam).
* National Semiconductor LM90 temperature sensor is supported.
* Winbond W83L784R, W83L785R, W83L785TS-S sensors are supported.
* The case of two sensor chips are supported.
* Others: Fixing small bugs, clean-up the code.
- Over 1500 lines of changelog since 0.10.2
- Now rdiff-backup writes metadata (uid, gid, mtime, etc.) to a
compressed text file in the rdiff-backup-data directory
- No longer seems compelled to send symlinks every time
NetBSD-current, where the structure of the vnode has been altered.
This patch will, as usual, be obsoleted by the next lsof release.
PKGREVISION bumped accordingly.
Install the lsof.8 man page in man8 instead of installing the
preformatted copy in man1 (doing so used to slide by, by new groff
really doesn't like formatting preformatted man pages, and besides, it
was in the wrong place).
Since the only thing left untouched was the DESCR file, I also added
mention of kqueues as something lsof might note, meaning that this
patch touches every file in the pkg.
for many recent ATI video cards. tested to be able to switch from the lcd
to the s-video tv-out with a radeon mobility 9000 (M9), and also known to
work on:
ATI Technologies Inc Rage Mobility P/M AGP 2x
ATI Technologies Inc 3D Rage LT Pro AGP-133
ATI Rage Mobility M3
but to fail on:
ATI Technologies Inc Rage Mobility M4 AGP
- Honour PKG_SYSCONFDIR.
- Install configuration files in sample directory and copy them to
PKG_SYSCONFDIR when appropiate.
- Use RCD_SCRIPTS to handle installed rc.d script.
Use buildlink2 too. Bump PKGREVISION to 1.
While here, convert to USE_NEW_TEXINFO, and make it compile.
[freestanding, but using nested functions; gcc emits __enable_exec_stack,
which lives in libgcc, but is not linked because the program is supposed
to be freestanding. Provide dummy __enable_exec_stack function.]
Bump PKGREVISION.
including much improved viewers and inspectors, improved iconisation, and
many bug fixes.
While at it, replace home grown PLIST substitution with standard GNUstep
buildlink2.mk symbols.
thanks to seb for pointing this one out. For x86-based platforms only.
This is a fairly complete CPU identification utility. It has been
tested on several Intel, AMD and Cyrix CPUs. If the Pentium III
serial number misfeature is present and enabled, this program will
display it.
This has been placed in sysutils rather than archivers since it doesn't
conform to the other archivers packages.
The nudge came from a netbsd-help posting by Thomas Hafner and a URL
posted by Jeremy Reed.
tob is a general driver for making and maintaining backups.
Given a set of `volume definitions', it creates arj, tar or afio based
backups, and stores them either to a device in /dev, or a file in the
filesystem, to be burned to optical media later, moved off to other
machines, etc. Through a straightforward configuration file, you can
instruct tob to mount and unmount devices before beginning backups.
tob supports full backups, differential backups (of the files which
were changed since the last full backup), and incremental backups (of
files changed since any previous backups). It lets you determine the
size of the backup before actually making it, maintain listings of
made backups, make remote backups and possibly more.
