I think the answer is no, but just to double check -- is there any way to forcibly retire a device (disk) from the cmdline?

vm/faultcode.h should this be exposed to userland?

I am rigging up cross-compilation and it says this header is missing, /uts/sys/Makefile's install_h and friends did not install it

but just going by the name vm/* name, it seems like the sort of thing that is  intentionally not install and just for the kernel?

OK yes I see, for example FC_ALIGN being translated to BUS_ADRALN, this definitely seems kernel-internal

jclulow, I believe the new version of tar is good. All my tests have shown success.

[illumos-gate] 17024 cw should require specifying a C standard -- Robert Mustacchi <rm⊙fo>

nomad: Thanks! I'll get that submitted for integration

Ericson2314: usr/include/vm/faultcode.h is shipped in package /system/header@

oh, they'xre gone

sigh

tsoomed: when fixing pcfs_bpb.h you made a `pragma pack(1)` conditional on _LITTLE_ENDIAN

and I'm really confused how structure packing in there is endian-specific?

for `struct _orig_bios_param_blk `

but I'm also willing to believe pcfs on sparc could be a disaster

oh, did I? It must be accidental. Otherwise, yes, sparc build would need some work there, but I do not have access to sparc any more and we did drop sparc, didnt we? I would like to see code.illumos.org/c/illumos-gate/+/3288 integrated and some followups for things we did miss;)

→ CODE REVIEW 3288: sparc: remove (NEW)

right, but does the structure need to be packed _unconditionally_ or?

it seems like the condition there now can't be the right one

It got transformed during the review. Original code had #ifdef i386 update got #ifdef _LITTLE_ENDIAN as the code really was about i386 versus sparc. Therefore the best we can do there, is to drop those #ifdef's

[illumos-gate] 16931 Add types to featureflags in zfs -- Paul Dagnelie <paulcd2000⊙gc>

theregister.com/2005/01/26/sun_most_code - it cannot be that was 20 years ago

well, 20 years minus two weeks

but it is:)

oh, gosh

if you'd told me then that in twenty years I'd be the lead man page writer for the closed source Oracle Solaris and primary upstream maintainer of most of the abandoned X11 packages, I would have had so many questions...