lack priority propagation. So the best thing for the TODO-list would be
to change the entry to "Priority Propagation for rwlock(9)"
So, comment out the "Usable lock implementation with SX-semantics" entry
for now. I'll rename it to "Priority Propagation for rwlock(9)" when
someone submits a new, complete description for this entry.
- Remove deadlines from the "kbdmux" and "SMP kernels for install" entries,
since they have expired.
- The development of csup seems to have picked up a lot during the last few
weeks, so update this entry somewhat. Also, csup is available as a port
now, so add a small note about that too.
- Add a note about the development of Magic symlinks in Perforce.
- New entry: Extract the partition and slice table editor from sysinstall.
- New entry: Add some more information in the ktrace(1)/kdump(1) output.
- New entry: Bring wi(4) up to par with the current state of affairs in the
WLAN infrastructure.
- New entry: Re-factor Apple Talk into a kernel module.
- New entry: Move NIS/YP out of libc into a NSS module.
- New entry: Move HESIOD out of libc into a NSS module.
- New entry: Import NSS LDAP support into the base system.
- New entry: Rewrite the in-kernel filesystem syncer and modernize the write
behind code.
- New entry: Add support for NO_* switches to "make delete-old".
- Various wordsmithing and cleanups.
A lot of stuff submitted by: netchild
attachments. In general, we're in good shape, but there are a few
stragglers. Add my name to the drivers that I indend to work on,
mostly the network layer. Since the PC Card 8.0 standard doesn't
define DMA, none of the drivers in tree do DMA (earlier versions of
the standard defined DMA, but it wasn't widely implemented for 16-bit
R2 cards). However, these drivers need to be come INTR_MPSAFE and
SMPng locked if they are going to remain in the tree.
I also updated the maintainers for the various ports to more closely
reflect reality.
I tripple checked this by eyeball only, so if I broke the web build,
please let me know.
and developers that are looking for interesting projects to evaluate and work
on.
Original idea and work by: netchild
Reviewed by: brueffer, simon,
Niclas Zeising lothrandilATn00bDOTapagnuDOTse
