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version 1.1, 1995/12/26 21:21:06 version 1.1.2.16, 1996/04/15 12:46:08
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   This file describes official patches for the NetBSD 1.1 release.
   
   
   Mondo patch 1:
   
   [kernel/i386]: Fix a compilation error when no DMA devices are
   configured.
   
   [kernel/i386]: Fix a problem where processes trying to use the FPU for
   the first time would sporadically core dump.  Known to affect httpd
   and gopherd, in particular.
   
   [kernel/i386]: Fix an oversight which caused the Ultrastor 24f probe
   to always fail.
   
   [kernel/generic]: Fix a sgtty emulation problem which caused LITOUT
   and PASS8 modes to sometimes be set erroneously (sometimes referred to
   as `stair-stepping xterms').
   
   [kernel/generic]: Fix a problem in FFS that could cause panics in
   ffs_clusteracct() after running fsck(8).
   
   
   Mondo patch 2:
   
   [kernel/i386]: Redo the way the GDT is allocated, to avoid a potential
   reentrance problem.
   
   [kernel/generic]: Fix a reversed test in the tty driver that caused
   ECHONL to not work correctly.
   
   [kernel/generic]: Fix a problem in many system calls which take a file
   descriptor as an argument, which could cause the system to crash.
   
   [kernel/generic]: Speed up searching for a TCP control block by
   hashing certain values.
   
   [kernel/generic]: Fix a bad interaction with the Linux NFS server by
   not specifying an explicit gid (or uid) in create and related calls.
   
   [kernel/generic]: Fix problems in TCP that could, in strange
   circumstances, cause sockets to be left in CLOSE_WAIT or FIN_WAIT_2
   states.
   
   [kernel/generic]: Fix a problem in bind(2) that could allow a user to
   steal a port from another process.
   
   [user/generic]: Fix oversights in quota-related utilities that would
   cause them to not work on file systems with type `ffs' in fstab.
   
   [kernel/sun3]: Make netboot compatible with old Sun3/50 PROMs
   
   [kernel/sun3]: Try to deal with Sun3/50 SCSI DMA hardware bug
   
   [kernel/hp300]: Fix incorrect value in HP-IB command stream.
   
   [kernel/sparc]: Fix panic if more than one framebuffer is found
   on a sun4 system.
   
   [kernel/sparc]: Fix oversight that caused rconsole to not attach to
   cgsix-based consoles.
   
   [kernel/hp300]: Fix integer overflow in page table map allocation that
   could cause systems to hang during fork().
   
   [user/generic]: Fix rarpd so that it only opens one BPF per interface
   and not per address. Fixes problem where interface aliases caused
   rarpd to open extra BPF's.
   
   [kernel/i386]: Fix register constraints so gcc-2.7.2 can be used to
   build kernels.
   
   [amiga]: Fix documentation about CPU support: we don't support 68060, only
   68020, 68030 and 68040.
   
   [kernel/amiga]: Fix a problem with the A2410 driver on fast CPUs and another
   one which caused it to reject the last monitor definition.
   
   [kernel/amiga]: The "sfas" driver uses by the Fastlane and Blizzard SCSI
   boards would attempt to write a byte register with a word
   value, leading to wrong transfer counts in certain situations. Fix this.
   
   [kernel/amiga]: Fix the Cybervision driver, which used to fail on boards with
   new revisions of the S3 chipset.
   
   [kernel/generic]: Fix the hardware independent ARCnet driver, which
   could cause the kernel to panic if the interface was ifconfig'd down
   right before the IP layer tried to output through it.
   
   

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