manager, some drivers).
* Commented out nbd for the time being and added remote_disk.
* Consequent use of boot links.
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remove it completely, but I had no luck with the NBD driver. :-/
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generates a C source file defining an array variable containing the file's
data. DataFileToSourceFile is the respective jam rule.
The idea is to directly built the boot archive into the boot loader for
network booting (and thus avoiding to download it from somewhere). In
case of PXE this doesn't work, though, due to restrictions to the size
of the NBP. Maybe Open Firmware is less restrictive.
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* On these targets, we must load ACPI's modules dependencies ourself!
* Only the main B_ACPI_MODULE_NAME will work on non-Haiku targets, as
the (work-in-progress?) extra ACPI modules (ACPI_ROOT_MODULE_NAME, ACPI_NS_DUMP_MODULE_NAME,
and ACPI_DEVICE_MODULE_NAME) needs Haiku's Device Manager.
* "cat /dev/power/namespace" was successfully tested on a BeOS R5+Bone system.
* My P5W DH Deluxe-based system have a huge ACPI namespace ;-)
* A graphical ACPI Namespace Viewer will be welcomed (Hint)
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work on arbitrary "containers". The image rules are just
specializations.
* Added rules, a definition file (build/jam/NetBootArchive), and a shell
script for creating a gzipped tar archive containing kernel and modules
required for network booting (the contents may need some fine-tuning).
ATM it can be built via the haiku-netboot-archive pseudo target. It is
generated in the output directory (e.g. "generated").
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- can currently display the configuration of a chosen ethernet device
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* Prepared for other uses than just boot floppies (/CDs). We first try to
inflate the contents of the given device at offset 0 before using the
floppy disk offset. This will make it easy to mount tgz files loaded via
network or built into the boot loader itself.
* Increased the max possible size of inflated data to 32 MB.
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* Removed storage/Alias.h as that stuff isn't even available on BeOS.
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with the other partition types.
* Added kPartitionTypeEFI to the constants.
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* When deleting the Services handler, it will now also stop all running services,
and close the command pipe (since it's only quit when the net_server quits, that
wasn't much of a problem, though).
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BDirectory without declaring it first. Since that's an actual bug, I made the
changes in the Haiku headers, and copied them back to the build headers.
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To log in, user is "baron" (if you haven't overridden the $USER environment variable),
and the password is empty (ie. just press return).
Note, the password is currently hardcoded into src/system/libroot/posix/pwd.c.
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for add-ons/libraries that don't have a signature. I threw our BAppFileInfo
code into libhaikucompat_build.a and link <build>mimeset and
<build>setversion against it, thus overriding the uncooperative BAppFileInfo
implementation in the host platform's libbe. Earlier or later we should use
libbe_build.so on BeOS compatible platforms as well, though.
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$PATH, though.
* Telnetting into Haiku is now finally working as expected.
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global functions (at least for now), removed useless globals, restyled
the code. Not yet done.
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interface /dev/net/... { ... }
instead of:
interface {
device /dev/net/...
...
}
This will also work with service::name, and address::family.
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changes to settings files that were ignored (for example, watching "services" did
only work if "interfaces" existed).
* On services update, Services::_Update() accidently compared the pointers of the
service objects, instead of the objects themselves.
* Implemented comparison of address changes in service objects; IOW when you change
the addresses a service should bind itself to, but leave the rest of the service
unchanged, this will now be detected as well.
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