* The node might not be a normal tree node, so we must not check it before
writing.
* Also, it's always a good idea to check if the function you called didn't
succeed.
* This fixes a crashing bug when running checkfs in some rare circumstances.
* This would cause "transaction too large" messages, and repairing the index
would actually be thrown away.
* We now properly finish/restart transactions instead which is actually
working.
* Removed the misleading Split() method altogether, as it's not even used
anywhere (not very surprising given that it doesn't do what its name
suggests).
* This should not have harmed normal operation (as an Inode is only destroyed
when it is no longer being used), but the fs_shell could run out of
semaphores easily.
* There are now two passes in case a corrupted index tree has been found.
* The second pass will clear the affected indices at first, and will then walk
over all inodes again to fill them.
* As a side effect, this will also defragment the indices; ie. the same
mechanism could be used for this some day.
- Fixes a problem in Web+'s autocompletion handler that would
result in it eating things like workspace switching shortcuts
if Web+'s URL input had focus.
- Always initialize other menu item data member.
- Always use refresh_rate_to_string() to generate item labels.
- When searching for the item matching the selected refresh rate,
look for it by the actual refresh rate stored in the item's message
rather than by string comparisons of the label.
- Don't assume the Other menu item exists, since it doesn't in cases
where the refresh rate constraints only allow a single rate.
- Update copyright year.
Fixes #8431.
* rtasm symbol collision fix.
There is older Mesa rtasm code, and newer Gallium3D
rtasm code. There are colliding symbols only seen when
you link Mesa and Gallium into the same shared library.
This diff makes Mesa use the Gallium3D rtasm code.
* Mesa target architecture fix.
This ensures the generated Mesa binaries work under
Pentium or higher processors. Fix for #8318
* Video modes with widths that are not multiples of
32 were failing to set
* Should solve analog "skewed display"
* Add debugging on adjusted framebuffer pitch
* Thanks go out to AMD open source developers for
the help tracking this one down!
* The sources are unchanged, and most of it doesn't follow Haiku's coding
style -- stuff that I updated over the years might also have seen a coding
style update.
* This was also the basis on which Haiku's BFS has been written.
* In the long run, the stuff in 'lib' that is already part of BFS should
be removed, and used directly from BFS itself.
* I haven't yet added any other of the tools to the image. Not sure if they
are ready for inclusion yet; 'recover' could also be renamed to reflect that
it is BFS specific.
* Not sure where this optional package went however
it is no longer on haiku-files.org
* A newer speex package does exist however.
* Should fix #8371
* If this doesn't work speex (and maybe sdl) optional
packages need rebuilt
