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1.1 root 1: Changes to allow building floppy-based kernels for installation - hal
2: i386/bld:Makefile,atcon.c,version
3: coh.386:main.c
4: Wed Jun 17 13:56:32 1992 CDT
5:
6: Kernel 56 - see ../sys386/Changes
7: Wed Jun 17 03:47:40 1992 CDT
8:
9: Removed i386/callfunc.c.
10: Updated callfunc.c to include <fcntl.h>.
11: Tue Jun 9 15:54:30 1992 CDT
12:
13: Kernel kit for COH 286. -hal-
14: Directories us (old /usr/sys), i286, coh.286, io.286, and ldrv.
15: "us" is where master script "bld" resides.
16: Needs current (/w/sys386/usr/include) headers to build.
17: Check tools/Makefile for 286 version of asypatch.
18: Please check that COH 286 still works whenever you change merged code!
19: Thu Jun 4 15:28:40 1992 CDT
20:
21: Kernel version 53 -hal-
22: Lots changed, including many headers.
23: See /w/sys386/Changes for details.
24: Thu Apr 30 16:00:29 1992 CDT
25:
26: Kernel version 52 -hal-
27: new sys/mmu.h, sys/param.h, sys/uproc.h
28: Fri Apr 10 14:10:37 1992 CDT
29:
30: Kernel version 51 -hal-
31: new atcon.c, mmu.c, main.c, mm.c
32: Thu Apr 9 13:23:49 1992 CDT
33:
34: Kernel version 50 -hal-
35: Most sources changed for merged headers & other minor stuff.
36: Piggy's UGLY hack in mmu.c now allows booting on 8 meg systems
37: bld386 now supports "ss" option
38: getusd() fixed
39: Mon Apr 6 18:43:09 1992 CDT
40:
41: Kernel version 49 -hal-
42: new as.inc as.s clock.c mmu.c sys1632.c trap.c
43: - read_t0() for getting time to nearest 10000/11932 of a microsecond
44: - read_psw() to find out current flags while in C code
45: - getusd()/putusd() to copy short ints between segments
46: - can collect timing stats using conditionalized LOG routines in clock.c
47: - Piggy's ss driver
48: Thu Apr 2 19:20:09 1992 CST
49:
50: Kernel version 48 -hal-
51: tty.c, pty.c modified to prevent pty deadlocks & do master device polling
52:
53: Kernel version 47 -hal-
54: as.s - comments added by vlad
55: sys1632.c - t_hal trace bit added for obrk()
56: tioc.c - recognize separate RAWIN/RAWOUT mode bits
57: sys2.c - vlad's fcntl fix, repair poll()
58: tty.c - fix ctrl-s/ctrl-q transposition, TCSETA typeahead fixed
59: nkb.c and pipe.c are now merged 286/386 modules
60: Tue Mar 17 21:17:06 1992 CST
61:
62: Kernel version 46 -hal-
63: as.s - don't do pop 8(%esp) in sig32, syc32
64: mmu.c - write total available ram to total_mem
65: trap.c - fix errno return
66: add t_vlad TRACER variable
67: sys2.c - fix upoll()
68: Sources added for hs.c, ss.c (but not linked yet),
69: Fri Mar 13 15:33:32 1992 CST
70:
71: Kernel version 45 -hal-
72: pty.c now works
73: uniform polling added to pty.c, kb.c, nkb.c
74: mm.c, mmas.s revised to handle \n's properly
75: norm's comments added to bio.c
76: vlad's ugetdents()
77: SIGTERM (and others that shouldn't) no longer core dump
78: minor fix to i386/Makefile
79: Tue Mar 10 12:05:44 1992 CST
80:
81: Kernel version 44 -hal-
82: al.c, alx.c allow patching of com port addresses
83: nkb.c merged into 386 sources
84: pty.c introduced - works in 286 ker, needs work in 386
85: bld386 script allows selecting kernel options {kb|nkb} {pty}
86: - need fix for ld -r before cleaning up bld386 for installation
87: Thu Mar 5 08:34:49 1992 CST
88:
89: Kernel version 43 -hal-
90: sys1632.c, alx.c, ioreq.c, tty.c updated (DMA fix & more debug)
91: Thu Feb 27 08:04:15 1992 CST
92:
93: Kernel version 42 -hal-
94: i386/Makefile, sys1632.c, trap.c, proc.c, sys2.c, tty.c updated for TRACER
95: Tue Feb 25 17:11:58 1992 CST
96:
97: Started cron job to create tags and refs -piggy-
98: Tue Feb 25 11:45:59 1992 CST
99:
100: Kernel version 41 - hal-
101: tioc.c, tty.c altered for minor termio fixes.
102: Sun Feb 23 18:11:10 1992 CST
103:
104: Kernel version 40 - hal-
105: Piggy's 3-arg open(). Needs updated sys/fcntl.h, sys/inode.h.
106: Move TIOC 286 COH -> S5 translation from sys1632.c to drivers.
107: Merge 286/386 fl.c, lp.c
108: Thu Feb 20 20:02:32 1992 CST
109:
110: Move kernel sources here from /w/sys386/usr/src/sys -hal-
111: Wed Feb 19 16:41:47 1992 CST
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