Shared directories can now be created independently by the pacakges
needing them and will be removed automatically by pkg_delete when empty.
Packages needing empty directories can use the @pkgdir command in PLIST.
Discussed and ok'd in thread starting at
http://mail-index.netbsd.org/tech-pkg/2009/06/30/msg003546.html
A system monitoring dockapp, visually based on the GNOME "BubbleMon"
applet. Features a duck and bubbles, water level depending on memory use.
Contributed by Gabor Gergely in private mail.
All:
- Support for 64 bit compilation on mac OS X was added.
Call make CCOM=cc64 as on other platforms.
- $OLIBSDIR is no longer in the RUNPATH
- New include file include/schily/limits.h
- Make sure that all include files in include/schily/ include
include/schily/mconfig.h
- wide character support new
- New makefile "Mocsw" sets defaults for "opencsw" instead of Blastwave.
Mcsw for Blastwave of course continues to exist
- New defaults directory DEFAULTS_CSW includes special defaults that
compile e.g. for Sparc-V8 in order to get working binaries for older
Sparc non 64 Bit hardware.
- New autoconf test HAVE_SETBUF and HAVE_SETVBUF
- Several modification in hope to better support MINGW
Libschily:
- wide character support new
- sevaral str*.c functions new for orthogonality with the new wcs* code.
- Added a wide character patern matcher with: patwcompile(), patwmatch(), patwlmatch()
See files:
libschily/matchw.c and libschily/matchwl.c
- libschily/stdio/*.c fixed to use size_t as length parameter for
read*()/write*() operations.
Libscg:
- Added a workaround for the type desaster in the Appls IOKit include files
in order to support 64 bit binaries
Cdda2wav (Maintained/enhanced by J
- The -interactive option is now mentioned in the -help output and the man page.
- Call unit_ready() before retrieving the TOC data in order to work around a Solaris
scsa2usb (SCSA to USB Driver) bug.
Readcd:
- "readcd" no longer dumps core if the C2Scan function is selected from the
interactive interface.
Mkisofs (Maintained/enhanced by J
- Fixed a typo bug in the mkisofs man page that caused the two synopsis lines
to appear as one line when using GNU troff.
- isoinfo now prints "???" in case that an illegal month is in a ISO-9660
filesystem.
While here de-lint the package and update to version 20090625.
20090625:
ACPI 4.0: iASL and Disassembler - implemented support for the new IPMI
operation region keyword. ACPICA BZ 771, 772. Lin Ming.
ACPI 4.0: iASL - implemented compile-time validation support for all new
predefined names and control methods (31 total). ACPICA BZ 769.
20090521:
Disassembler: Fixed some issues with DMAR, HEST, MADT tables. Some problems
with sub-table disassembly and handling invalid sub-tables. Attempt recovery
after an invalid sub-table ID.
20090422:
iASL: Fixed a generation warning from Bison 2.3 and fixed several warnings on
the 64-bit build.
iASL: Fixed a problem where the Unix/Linux versions of the compiler could not
correctly digest Windows/DOS formatted files (with CR/LF).
iASL: Added a new option for "quiet mode" (-va) that produces only the
compilation summary, not individual errors and warnings. Useful for large
batch compilations.
AcpiExec: Implemented a new option (-z) to enable a forced semaphore/mutex
timeout that can be used to detect hang conditions during execution of AML
code (includes both internal semaphores and AML-defined mutexes and events.)
20090320:
Acpiexec: Split the large aeexec.c file into two new files, aehandlers.c and
aetables.c
20090220:
Disassembler: Decode the FADT PM_Profile field. Emit ascii names for the
various legal performance profiles.
20090123:
Fix build error under Bison-2.4.
Dissasembler: Enhanced FADT support. Added decoding of the Boot Architecture
flags. Now decode all flags, regardless of the FADT version. Flag output
includes the FADT version which first defined each flag.
The iASL -g option now dumps the RSDT to a file (in addition to the FADT and
DSDT). Windows only.
20081204:
iASL: Completed the '-e' option to include additional ACPI tables in order to
aid with disassembly and External statement generation. ACPICA BZ 742. Lin
Ming.
iASL: Removed the "named object in while loop" error. The compiler cannot
determine how many times a loop will execute. ACPICA BZ 730.
Disassembler: Implemented support for FADT revision 2 (MS extension). ACPICA
BZ 743.
Disassembler: Updates for several ACPI data tables (HEST, EINJ, and MCFG).
20081031:
iASL: Improved disassembly of external method calls. Added the -e option to
allow the inclusion of additional ACPI tables to help with the disassembly of
method invocations and the generation of external declarations during the
disassembly. Certain external method invocations cannot be disassembled
properly without the actual declaration of the method. Use the -e option to
include the table where the external method(s) are actually declared. Most
useful for disassembling SSDTs that make method calls back to the master
DSDT. Lin Ming. Example: To disassemble an SSDT with calls to DSDT: iasl -d
-e dsdt.aml ssdt1.aml
iASL: Fix to allow references to aliases within ASL namepaths. Fixes a
problem where the use of an alias within a namepath would result in a not
found error or cause the compiler to fault. Also now allows forward
references from the Alias operator itself. ACPICA BZ 738.
20080829:
Allow multiple argument counts for the predefined _SCP method. ACPI 3.0
defines _SCP with 3 arguments. Previous versions defined it with only 1
argument. iASL now allows both definitions.
iASL/disassembler: avoid infinite loop on bad ACPI tables. Check for zero-
length subtables when disassembling ACPI tables. Also fixed a couple of
errors where a full 16-bit table type field was not extracted from the input
properly.
acpisrc: Improve comment counting mechanism for generating source code
statistics. Count first and last lines of multi-line comments as whitespace,
not comment lines. Handle Linux legal header in addition to standard acpica
header.
Changes:
* autoconf 2.61 -> 2.62, automake 1.10 -> 1.10.1.
* When time goes back or changes too quickly, then ipa incorrectly
used too much CPU time and generated a lot of log messages.
* Now several databases can be written in "db_list" parameter's
value in ipa.conf.
* Now lint can check source code of IPA.
2009-07-04 Martin Mares <mj@ucw.cz>
* Released as 3.1.3.
* Updated pci.ids to the current snapshot of the database.
* The VPD parser now reports unknown and vendor-defined items
properly. It also stops on any item in unknown format, avoiding long
output on bogus VPD data. Thanks to Ben Hutchings and Matthew Wilcox.
* The MSI-X table size now matches the spec. Thanks to Michael S.
Tsirkin.
* The Power Management capability now includes the soft reset bit.
Thanks to Yu Zhao.
* Decoding of the Advanced Features capability has been added.
Thanks to Yu Zhao.
* The whole package compiles on GNU/kFreeBSD again.
The following patches have been contributed by Matthew Wilcox:
* The procfs back-end is able to cope with /proc/bus/pci
containing names with domains, which occur on sparc64 and
possibly other architectures due to a kernel bug.
* The sysfs back-end no longer complains when a slot address
is missing, which happens with old versions of Linux fakephp.
* The Device Serial Number capability is printed in the right
byte order.
* The MSI and MSI-X capabilities are printed in a prettier way.
* The tree output mode (`lspci -t') shows domain numbers only
at the root, which makes the output more compact.
* Updated documentation on the bus mapping mode (`lspci -M').
2009-02-01 Martin Mares <mj@ucw.cz>
* Released as 3.1.2.
* Fixed another silly bug in the command-line parser of setpci.
2009-01-30 Martin Mares <mj@ucw.cz>
* Released as 3.1.1.
* Updated pci.ids to the current snapshot of the database.
* The configure script now sets LC_ALL to avoid being fooled by
locale-dependent behavior of `tr'.
* The command-line parser of setpci did sometimes segfault on invalid
input. Thanks to Andreas Wiese for a fix.
2009-01-18 Martin Mares <mj@ucw.cz>
* Released as 3.1.0.
* Updated pci.ids to the current snapshot of the database.
* The Cygwin backend now works on Windows Vista. Thanks to Jonathan
Kotta.
* Fixed a bug in decoding of the SR-IOV capability. Patch by Yu Zhao.
* Details of some PCIe capabilities are displayed only with -vv.
* When a BAR is reported by the OS, but not by the device (i.e.,
it is marked as [virtual] in lspci), the [disabled] flag is
suppressed, because it does not make sense in such cases.
Patch by Yu Zhao.
2008-12-13 Martin Mares <mj@ucw.cz>
* The source code of lspci has been split to multiple files, hopefully
making it easier to maintain.
* The library and lspci now know about physical slot names. So far,
they are provided by the sysfs back-end only. Thanks go to Alex Chiang.
* When a device has the VPD (Vital Product Data) capability and the
VPD data are supplied by the OS, they are decoded and printed in the
verbose mode. This currently works only on Linux with the sysfs
back-end. Thanks to Ben Hutchings of Solarflare for the patch.
* `setpci --version' now works properly.
* `setpci --dumpregs' prints a table of all known names of
registers and capabilities. This replaces the table of registers
in the setpci man page.
* The dry-run mode of setpci gives better feedback.
* The setpci utility is now able to address registers stored in PCI
capabilities (actually it allows a more general form of relative
addressing).
* The library has gained functions for working with PCI capabilities.
* Address Translation Services capability is now decoded. Patch by
Yu Zhao.
2008-11-09 Martin Mares <mj@ucw.cz>
* Released as 3.0.3.
* `lspci -k' now displays the subsystem ID, too. This makes `-k'
show everything needed to identify the device and the available
drivers, which was called for by many users.
* Fixed spelling of MSI. Patch by Matthew Wilcox.
* Better support for cross-compilation. Thanks to Alon Bar-Lev
for the patch.
* Fixed printing of the AER capability. Patch by Max Asbock.
* HT 1.02 capabilities are decoded as HT 1.03. Suggested by
Carl-Daniel Hailfinger.
* Fixed Cygwin build. Thanks to Steve Elliott for reporting the bug.
* Updated pci.ids to the current snapshot of the database.
All:
- Trying to work around nasty Linux distributions that try to fool autoconf
function tests and thus may result in incorrect results for the functions
fexecl fexecle fexecv fexecve fspawnv fspawnl fspawnv_nowait getline fgetline
- New include files include/schily/dlfcn.h and include/schily/shcall.h
- New autoconf tests for dlopen() and similar functions
- Fixed a typo in include/schily/fnmatch.h that prevented compilation on BeOS
- Fixed a typo in include/schily/libport.h that prevented compilation on BeOS
- New makefile "Mocsw" allows to create packages for "opencsw"
- RULES/rules.csw enhanced to allow to overwrite EMAIL= and HOTLINE= from
the make command line.
- New autoconf test for getprogname()/setprogname()
- Support for using Microsoft "cl" to compile 64 bit binaries from Cygwin now
has been finished
Libschily:
- Code in libschily/fexec.c cleaned up for better readability
- libschily/checkerr.c now correctly handles the "WARN" directive.
Cdrecord:
- Cdrecord now calls read_format_capacities() in silent mode in order to
check whether the current drive supports this SCSI command.
Cdda2wav (Maintained/enhanced by J
- cdda2wav now gives better readable text with cdda2wav -help
- BeOS has a /boot/develop/headers/be/support/ByteOrder.h that also defines
_BYTEORDER_H and thus interferes with our cdda2wav/byteorder.h
Mkisofs (Maintained/enhanced by J
- libschily/checkerr.c (used by mkisofs) now correctly handles the "WARN" directive.
From the CHANGES file :
Fixes
0.8.5: File ignore list had no effect.
0.8.4: Don't crash when an interface is closed.
0.8.3: Don't infinite loop on symlink follow.
Gentoo bugzilla - http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=270372. This makes
it compile on Linux glibc-2.10 and other systems (also DragonFly).
cdrkit (1.1.9)
* wodim: In -msinfo mode, only suggest dvd+rw-mediainfo in verbose mode.
Thanks to Michael Karcher <debian@mkarcher.dialup.fu-berlin.de> for the
patch.
* genisoimage: undo a mistake in the directory permissions change in
the last release. Fixes handling of deep directory structures.
cdrkit (1.1.8)
* genisoimage/joliet.c: Fix a potential memory corruption bug.
* genisoimage/md5.c: Trivial cleanup
* genisoimage/genisoimage.[c1]: Add command-line support for
-jigdo-template-compress
* genisoimage/sha1.h: Fix a type issue that broke sha1 support
on 64-bit arches.
* genisoimage/checksum.[ch]: Added test code; changed internal
layout slightly to make for easier debug.
* genisoimage: Applied patch from Roman Rakus <rrakus@redhat.com> to
preserve directory permissions.
* genisoimage: Add a patch from Ivan Shmakov. "-o -" will now write
to stdout, as typical for command line programs. And we will try
not to corrupt stdout by default if it's a terminal.
* genisoimage/genisoimage.1: Add a mention of -chrp-boot.
* genisoimage/mac_label.c: Fix an over-keen s/mkisofs/genisoimage.
cdrkit (1.1.7.1)
* Re-spin the 1.1.7 release with a few silly release process errors fixed.
cdrkit (1.1.7)
* lots of fixes to prevent gcc warnings
* Fix for Joliet directory length bug in genisoimage
* wodim.1: small fixes.
* genisoimage/jte.c: add support for bzip2-compressed templates
* genisoimage/jte.c: fix bzip2-compressed template data to be
compatible with jigdo.
* genisoimage/jte.c: fix exclude list handling.
* genisoimage/checksum.[ch]: Add a generic infrastructure for
checksums so we can use sha1/<whatever> as well as just
md5sum. Will make things much faster for generating sha1sums for
images and jigdos.
* genisoimage/sha1.[ch]: Add GPL-licensed SHA1 implementation.
* s/mkisofs/genisoimage/ in ABOUT
Suppose you're running low on disk space. You need to free some
up, by finding something that's a waste of space and deleting it
(or moving it to an archive medium). How do you find the right
stuff to delete, that saves you the maximum space at the cost of
minimum inconvenience?
Unix provides the standard du utility, which scans your disk and
tells you which directories contain the largest amounts of data.
That can help you narrow your search to the things most worth
deleting.
However, that only tells you what's big. What you really want to
know is what's too big. By itself, du won't let you distinguish
between data that's big because you're doing something that needs
it to be big, and data that's big because you unpacked it once and
forgot about it.
Most Unix file systems, in their default mode, helpfully record
when a file was last accessed. Not just when it was written or
modified, but when it was even read. So if you generated a large
amount of data years ago, forgot to clean it up, and have never
used it since, then it ought in principle to be possible to use
those last-access time stamps to tell the difference between that
and a large amount of data you're still using regularly.
agedu is a program which does this. It does basically the same sort
of disk scan as du, but it also records the last-access times of
everything it scans. Then it builds an index that lets it efficiently
generate reports giving a summary of the results for each subdirectory,
and then it produces those reports on demand.
