"The Mach kernel has a builtin kernel debugger (kdb) based on adb"
Mach: A New Kernel Foundation For UNIX Development, USENIX Summer 1986
"The new kernel debugger has most of the features of the old kdb, but
with a more rational (gdb-like) syntax."
Mach 3.0 (mk83), ddb.man
Mark W. Eichin explains how ddb came to be in 386BSD 0.1 in
a June 1992 post to comp.unix.bsd
https://groups.google.com/g/comp.unix.bsd/c/LY3hbHwjdG0/m/ca1hS0Hp5HcJ
comp.unix.bsd and was part of the 0.2.2 patchkit. The first two commits
to NetBSD were 386BSD 0.1 and the 0.2.2 patches.
uk.c did not appear till NetBSD 1.0.
ok miod@
Reports the % of the available UPS power drawed by output outlets.
tested by sthen@, matthieu@ and Walter Alejandro Iglesias
ok sthen@ as part of a larger diff
It is annoying to have a regress test crash and then be faced with question
marks in the backtrace, and then have to recompile and pass -g via DEBUG or
similar.
This may bite people with small obj/. Let's see if anyone shouts.
ok anton claudio
and X540. The driver was originally written by Intel and released as
ixv driver version 1.5.32 and ported to OpenBSD by Yuichiro NAITO,
naito.yuichiro at gmail.com. tested by henson at acm.org and many
others.
ok jmatthew
AX88772D is a USB 2.0 device. It is very similar to AX88179A overall.
The most significant difference is that AX88179A supports 1000Mbps speeds
while AX88772D does not.
grammer fix from jmc@
ok miod@
since mandoc-1.7.24 = mdoc_macro.c rev. 1.11 (July 12, 2009).
Match the documentation to the implementation.
Patch from Evan Silberman <evan at jklol dot net>.
scheme. Instead, stick to the XPG/POSIX numbering scheme that has
clearly won: earlier this year, POSIX Issue 8 has been released,
and nobody calls it "Single UNIX version 5".
The XPG/POSIX numbering scheme is also preferable because it can
be used for the entire history leading up to the current POSIX
standard (1988-2024), whereas the Single UNIX numbering scheme
only works for the period from XPG4.2 to POSIX Issue 7 (1994-2008).
This patch mostly changes (informational) paragraph headers
and corrects two instances of the incorrect term "XPG version"
to the correct term "XPG Issue". The (normative) .St argument
definitions remain unchanged, and all supported .St arguments
remain documented, including the deprecated arguments -susv1 to -susv4.
No objections when shown on tech@ a few months ago.
you're supposed to configure the IP addresses inside the tunnel,
sec doesn't support configuration of the tunnel endpoint addresses
because that's handled by SAs via ike config.
hit by Luca Di Gregorio on misc@
