Round-up of recent FreeB­SD work

I had a look at some USB PRs and wrote a list of those with patch­es to Warn­er (as he is work­ing on USB stuff cur­rent­ly). I also cat­e­go­rized them (easy, not easy, maybe already fixed, …). The easy ones he han­dled already, for the rest I don’t know his cur­rent plans.

Regard­ing lin­ux­u­la­tor stuff I’m work­ing on a MFC patch (no TLS, no futex­es). As I don’t have a ‑sta­ble box I need some help test­ing it before I can com­mit it. I only com­pile test­ed this on ‑cur­rent with the new gcc 4.2. What I need is:

  • test­ing on i386, amd64 (if I for­got some­thing, it may pan­ic your system)
  • make uni­verse” test (you have to grep all the logs for “Error 1” and inves­ti­gate the error if there’s one)
  • LTP test run, see the wiki for more (best would be a diff of the logs in the result direc­to­ry of no-patch/patch runs)
  • nor­mal lin­ux appli­ca­tion use-tests

What the patch pro­vides is:

  • mmap fix­es
  • fix mem­leaks
  • add mprotect/iopl/lstat/ftruncate/statfs64/timer_*/mq_*
  • more errno val­ue mapping
  • don’t lim­it num­ber of syscalls to 255
  • allow to exec libs
  • ioctl TIOCGPTN
  • han­dle more sock­et options
  • de-COMPAT_43-ify
  • add dum­my syscalls so that we know what is need­ed (reports from users)
  • style(9)
  • lin­procfs enhancements

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