* essentially, it makes sure certain bits in the PCI config are set
* also added two more device IDs, which I have disabled for now
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caused by the TCP implementation (it doesn't support urgent data yet!).
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quit request and are simply removed from the list of apps to close if this
happens. This is primarily designed for the input_server.
I also corrected the MIME type of the debug_server which was causing it to be
incorrectly killed at shutdown.
I did some other clean-up and removed the code I unintentionally submitted
yesterday.
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added back if need be. There were some building bugs anyhow in these versions.
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Also changed the include for TrackerAddon.h to TrackerAddOn.h (note the
capital O.) Haiku does not have the lower-case o version.
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* Now should adhere to the specs with regard to filling the DHCP_REQUEST messages
in BOUND/RENEWAL/REBINDING states.
* Now take over the times for renewal/rebinding state from the DHCP server, if any,
or falls back to 2/3 and 5/6 of the original lease time.
* The lease time was accidently shortened twice (to compute the renewal time, in
case that was missing).
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* The subdirectory is called "libtelnet" instead of "telnet" (as usual), since telnetd
expects some headers to be found in libtelnet/ (which I could have changed as well,
just in case you very much prefer telnet/).
* I needed to disable some stuff to make it compile, and it's absolutely not tested,
so it might as well not work yet.
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* Now prints out the domain name as suggested by DHCP (option 15).
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suggested by Axel for the "magic variable" that is replaced by the Jamfile.
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that prints out the renewal/rebinding times as well - maybe those should be
preferred when they are there.
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"Read". Others could be added fairly easily since I just use one source file
and a new Jam code generation rule to set the appropriate status in the source
file. I feel this is better than bugging the user with some GUI dialog where
they pick the status they want in a single add-on.
For now I'm using the BeMail icon for both.
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our build platforms should have sed support (it is built into Jambase at
least.) I use these rules to do some code generation in my soon to be committed
MarkAs Tracker add-ons.
This works pretty nifty if I do say so myself.
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For those wondering "mark_as" is the directory for the MarkAsRead and MarkAsNew
Tracker add-ons I'm planning to add (for email.) If anyone is violently
opposed to this idea, speak now.
The WorkspacesLayer change was mostly an update to existing and ifdef 0'd
code so it would compile under ifdef 1. I left those changes and just set the
ifdef back to 0 here.
The other changes below were debugging and build changes that definitely were
not needed in the repository.
The undocumented changes in the last submission include some new keyboard
shortcuts in ShowImage as well as various changes to the input server and
roster as part of my ongoing work on those. I will clean this up some more
and make another submission in a few hours.
Note to self: never submit from a high-level directory...
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these for other people, but they wouldn't compile for me when building the
app_server test environment.
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* The DHCPClient is now added to its looper before doing the negotiation, so that
it's BMessenger is already valid.
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me for the absolutely UGLY names. Also, if someone can suggest better
ones...
I seem not to have introduced any new bug.
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Unfortunately, the driver does not compile yet with our GCC version.
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previous commit).
* Removed the acceptance of a missing DHCP acknowledge message.
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the actual cause that my router didn't send an acknowledgement (qemu didn't care) :-)
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