| libxc change #1 is to have xfrd's forked child munmap each 4MB batch
| of foreign RAM after it's done writing it, rather than unmapping only
| the last one and letting the process's exit clean up the rest. This
| really does look like a simple mistake, and strictly speaking it's not
| that big a deal -- but on NetBSD, the foreign mappings count against
| the process's locked memory rlimit as if it were the dom0's own RAM.
|
| libxc change #2... I don't really understand the problem; it has
| something to do with live migration and the domU releasing
| pseudo-physical pages after they were sent but before it's suspended.
| Except that, for non-live mode, I think it's reporting all the holes
| in the pseudo-physical range, even though those pages haven't been
| sent. In any case, the result is that the restoring xfrd fails to
| decrease_reservation the pages away. And I distinctly recall this
| working at least once under Linux with Xen 2, but I have little idea
| what NetBSD might be doing differently.
Bump PKGREVISION. This, along with a up to date -current kernel,
make xm (save|restore) work properly for a linux domU.
so prevent interactions with bash and gawk packages or tools wrappers
Update maintainer address, and bump PKGREVISION, binary packages may contain references to bash or gawk
Changes since 4.20 include:
- In the diagnostics, FATAL is replaced with ERROR.
- The command line option -g changes the format of the diagnostics to be
similar to the one of gcc.
- Removed false warnings when checking if PLISTS are ordered.
- Removed the check for contiguous blank lines.
- Added a check to PLISTs that man pages are not installed in share/man.
- pkglint -r allows to recursively check directories.
- The pkgsrc root directory can be checked.
- Removed false warnings for patches that contain "---" lines.
- Switched to checking logical lines instead of physical lines.
Diagnostics for logical lines contain the range of physical lines
instead of a single line number.
- Some ../.. path components are stripped from the diagnostics.
- When checking for the direct use of tool names, only the context of the
use, not the whole shell command is output.
- Patches that contain RCS Ids should not have the -ko CVS mode anymore.
- Variables that are modified using the "+=" operator are considered to be
lists, so they should have a name indicating a plural.
Changes since 4.20 include:
- In the diagnostics, FATAL is replaced with ERROR.
- The command line option -g changes the format of the diagnostics to be
similar to the one of gcc.
- Removed false warnings when checking if PLISTS are ordered.
- Removed the check for contiguous blank lines.
- Added a check to PLISTs that man pages are not installed in share/man.
- pkglint -r allows to recursively check directories.
- The pkgsrc root directory can be checked.
- Removed false warnings for patches that contain "---" lines.
- Switched to checking logical lines instead of physical lines.
Diagnostics for logical lines contain the range of physical lines
instead of a single line number.
- Some ../.. path components are stripped from the diagnostics.
- When checking for the direct use of tool names, only the context of the
use, not the whole shell command is output.
- Patches that contain RCS Ids should not have the -ko CVS mode anymore.
- Variables that are modified using the "+=" operator are considered to be
lists, so they should have a name indicating a plural.
NetBSD the thread safe resolver is only available on __NetBSD_Version__
>= 299000900. Fixes runtime usage on NetBSD 2.1. New Versions:
- firefox-1.0.6nb2
- firefox-gtk1-1.0.6nb2
- mozilla-1.7.11nb1
- mozilla-gtk2-1.7.11nb1
- thunderbird-1.0.6nb1
- thunderbird-gtk1-1.0.6nb1
