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6. Fix links against libGL that arises on MacOSX Jaguar due to its confusion over whether to use the build-generated library or a system-provided one (Marc La France).
6. Fix links against libGL that arises on MacOSX Jaguar due to its confusion over whether to use the build-generated library or a system-provided one (Marc La France).
Cosmetic cleanups
Build fix for issue that occurs when building certain TinyX servers and a loader server in the same build.
148. Remove unnecessary #include in fonttosfnt/util.c that prevents successful builds against newer freetype2 versions. Problem reported by "SciFi". (Marc La France) 147. Fix XDarwin build when BuildGlxInDmx is asserted. Problem reported by "SciFi". (Marc La France) 146. Fix libXft1 build against newer fontconfig versions. Specifically exclude support for fontconfig 2.3.95 because it introduces an incompatibility without a version bump. Problem reported by "SciFi". (Marc La France) 145. Darwin build workaround for XCode's inability to follow symlinks. Problem reported by "SciFi". (Marc La France) 144. Add an implicit rule for Objective-C sources so that XDarwin build don't depend on Apple-only GNU make changes. Problem pointed out by "SciFi".
136. Refix Darwin bundle install rules when DESTDIR is specified (Marc La France). 135. Use /usr/bin/login for `xterm -ls` on Darwin (Yves de Champlain, Bugzilla #1680). 134. Define proper default $PATH's for xdm on Darwin (Yves de Champlain, Bugzilla #1680). 133. Add PAM support to Darwin port (Yves de Champlain, Bugzilla #1680).
128. Update Darwin port with selected changes from X.Org and a liberal sprinkling of build fixes (Marc La France, with help from Frank J. R. Hanstick).
106. PAM-related changes: - Add OpenPAM support on FreeBSD and NetBSD (Christos Zoulas). - Fix xinit for PAM-aware X servers (Christos Zoulas). - Add a PAM interface for Solaris (Marc La France). - PAM-aware binaries won't run on systems without PAM, so relegate the building of PAM-aware binaries to host.def. This avoids, for example, having different binary distributions for Red Hat & Slackware (Marc La France).
74. Fix 'make distclean' problem related to hw/tinyx subdir handling (David Dawes, reported by Andrew Aitchison).
68. Handle tinyx directories as subdirs of Xserver/hw/tinyx rather than of Xserver (David Dawes).
229. XFree86 loader enhancments: - Per-module export symbol lists. - Improved symbol hash. - A mechanism for specifying the scope of symbols. - Keep track of relocations, and undo them when they become unresolved on module unload, and recalculate them when they change on module load. - Check relocations on each module load/unload, ensuring that function references that are unresolved at any time are always mapped to the catch-all function preventing calls into nowhere. - Efficient handling of invariant relocations. - Cleanup/update the memleak stack trace code, and print a stack trace when an unresolved function is called or when XFree86 aborts. - Update the catch-all function to identify the unresolved function. - Read the XFree86 executable's symbol table in order to get the most useful stack traces, and use dladdr(), where available, for shared library references. - Cleanup and unify debug messages for the loader components. - Allow for module-instance-specific referenced and required symbols lists, so that a module's requirements can be removed when it is unloaded. - Update the ati driver to make use of some of the new loader functionality. - General loader cleanups, including removing some redundancies. - Don't build the coff loader on platforms that it doesn't support. (X-Oz Technologies, David Dawes).
224. TinyX build fixes, including one for Linux systems that don't provide <sys/io.h>, e.g. libc5 among others (Marc La France). 223. Improve accuracy of atimisc's calculations that are based on a 29.5 MHz reference clock (Marc La France).
It turns out cfb24 is still referenced by cf8_32wid, which is only used on SPARCs.
emove duplicate dependencies
Fix typo
201. cfb24 is no longer needed; don't link it into servers but still produce a loadable module for it. Also, fix server make dependencies on Xserver/ subdirectories (Marc La France).
217. A rework of the way extension support is built into servers to allow for servers with different sets of extensions in the same build. This starts with an idea introduced in David Dawes's TinyX work, and extends it to also apply to the Xprt, Xnest, Xvfb, Xdmx and Xsun* servers. The changes include: - Add, as a comment, a definition for what makes an extension pervasive. - TOGCUP is not a pervasive extension, but XSYNC, BIGREQS and XRES are. - Consolidate #define's for the Xv, XvMC and XRES extensions. - Flip, in favour of the majority case, MITSHM's default decision WRT whether or not a framebuffer stores pixmap data in the server's virtual address space. MI is now independent of MITSHM and MITSHM is no longer a pervasive extension. - Add a DIX helper to determine whether Xinerama is active and use it instead of #ifdef'ed code in all loadable modules. Re-implement, as a screen wrapper, Xinerama's PaintWindow*() hacks. Move down to DIX Xinerama's only MI hook. Both MI and loadable module objects are now independent of Xinerama. - Add more XCSECURITY-related DIX helpers. Loadable module objects that provide their own extensions (e.g. apm) are now independent of the core binary's support for XCSECURITY. - Extend DBE to allow for front and back buffer revalidations (to be used in future changes to restore the only existing example of DBE hardware acceleration after converting the sunffb driver to fb, XAA & Render). This is the change that chronologically started all this. - Separate Xv and XvMC extensions more cleanly. - Move Xserver/*/tiny directories under Xserver/hw/tinyx. - Fix !PrintOnlyServer builds. - Clean up Xserver/Imakefile. - Remove remaining traces of Xdec* servers. - Fix parallel make bug in Xserver/Imakefile caused by unintentional symbol re-use. - Accomodate XWin more cleanly by not "skipping" over Xserver/hw. - Remove all extension stub code (no longer needed). `make World` is required to correctly build these changes. In fact, I recommend staring from a fresh checkout. These changes are bundled as one commit due to module versioning considerations. (Marc La France)
165. Fix TinyX build issue under !XserverStaticFontLib (Marc La France, Bugzilla #1632).
Fix up Xnon rule (used for test build purposes)
129. The xf8_32wid module is only used by the sunffb driver, so don't include it in non-SPARC static server builds (Marc La France). 128. The xf24_32bpp module is now no longer used by any XFree86-provided driver, so don't include it in static server builds (Marc La France). 127. Clean up INCLUDES in various drivers' Imakefile's (Marc La France). 126. Remove cfb from the i740, nsc, s3virge, siliconmotion and via drivers (Marc La France).
81. Updates to the handling of the X server RGB database: - Ignore space, '-' and '_' characters as well as case when matching colour names, and remove the unnecessary duplicates in rgb.txt. - Allow a built-in copy of the RGB database to be included in the X servers as a fallback for when the rgb.txt file cannot be found. - Remove support for DBM-compiled RGB database files. (David Dawes).
79. Add imake parameters to select which font renders get linked into the TinyX servers (David Dawes).
Build fixes
12. Clean up XFree86 server links (Marc La France).
Make the XFree86 server the default for Sun.
317. Various build fixes (Frank Giessler, Bugzilla #1542).
Build fix
300. Clean up Xprt, Xnest, Xvfb and Xdmx links (Marc La France).
IRIX build cleanups
Xdmx-minus-glxProxy build fixes
Small tweak
144. Disable building DMX on OSs that have not been verified to build correctly (Kevin Martin). 143. Fix DMX build when Xinerama is not enabled (Kevin Martin).
141. Add Distributed Multihead X (DMX) support (Kevin Martin and Rik Faith).
Fix XsunMono build
Fix building on Mac OS X
115. Integrate the TinyX servers into the standard XFree86 build: - Numerous build and warning fixes. - Eliminate unnecessary requirement differences at the DIX level for the XFree86 and TinyX servers. - Eliminate unnecessary wrapper-related hacks for non-XFree86 servers. - Fix libglx module build. - Support for building "tiny" sets of some device-independent modules, allowing control over which pervasive extensions are included in the TinyX servers. - Support for omitting extensions and font backends from TinyX. - Add per-server usage message support. - Numerous build/config cleanups. (X-Oz Technologies).
Add initial Xinput support for XDarwin (Greg Parker).
Manual pages fixes/enhancements (Bugzilla #1079, Alan Coopersmith).
Fix XDarwin install failure when DESTDIR is specified.
SPARC warning and build fixes
Export strl{cat,cpy} functions to the server modules and provide an implementation for the systems that don't have them.
Add accelerated rootless drawing support and fix bug in rootless FillSpans (Torrey T. Lyons and John Harper).
link XAUTHLIB and XDMCPLIB instead of DEPXAUTHLIB and DEPXDMCPLIB. (Charles M. Hannum, NetBSD).
XDarwin cleanup and improvements: - Load bundle at runtime for chosen Quartz mode: xpr, cr, or fullscreen. - AppleWM extension has been generalized to work with any Quartz mode. Currently only the xpr implementation is complete. - Wrote a man page for AppleWM. - Moved hw/darwin/quartz/aqua* files that contained code to protect the alpha channel to miext/rootless/safeAlpha.
Pacify IRIX `make`.
399. Try to make the state of libXfont more consistent. It shouldn't depend on whether a static or loadable XFree86 server is being built, so it now always has a dependency on the FreeType2 library (when FreeType support is enabled) (David Dawes).
357. Include Xmd.h in Xpm/lib/XpmI.h to get definitions of LONG64 (Bugzilla #562, John Dennis). 356. Moved Meta_L/R keys and added Super_L/R keys on macintosh keyboard. This makes the layout more compatible to the PC keyboard layout (Bugzilla #565, Frank Murphy). 355. Add check for Xmalloc() return value in XGetErrorDatabaseText() to avoid Sig11 (Bugzilla #563, Alan Coopersmith). 354. Separated build of libglx.a module and normal libglx.a library (Bugzilla #541, Frank Giessler). 353. Fixed build of Xnest, Xprt and Xvfb for OS/2 by linking with the linker definition files (Bugzilla #541, Frank Giessler). 352. Fixed freeing of properties form xkb_geomerty block (Bugzilla #550, Alexander Pohoyda). 351. Fixed string octal number parsing and string to int conversion for "\00" in xkbcomp (BugzillaR #553, Egbert Eich). 350. Removed stale definition from XftCompat.h (BugzillaR #543, Egbert Eich). 349. Added XLC_LOCALE file for zh_CN.UTF-8, moved iso10646 encoding to the end in ja_JP, ko_KR and zh_TW UTF-8 XLC_LOCALE files (Bugzilla #544, Akira TAGOH). 348. Fixed typo in #if conditional in cfb code (Bugzilla #556, Dave Love).
314. Fixed Radeon driver so that clone modes survive server reset (BugzillaR #487, Egbert Eich). 313. Changed behavior of FreeType and Type1 renderer: when no encoding file is found fail with BadFontName instead of using an iso8859-1 encoding (Bugzilla #479, Roland Mainz, Juliusz Chroboczek, Egbert Eich). 312. Fixed screen switching problem on SCO where VT was off by one (Bugzilla #470, Kean Johnston). 311. S3 driver: . allow only specific displayWidths when acceleration is enabled . added double_scan support (Egbert Eich). 310. Removed build rules for hp Xserver that was recently removed from Xserver/Imakefile (Egbert Eich). 309. Fixes for C&T driver: . switch to SW mouse in doublescan modes. . centered video correctly for all interlaced modes (docs were misleading). . fixed README (Egbert Eich). 308. Fixed a typo in mkfontscale (Bugzilla #491, Juliusz Chroboczek).
Fix XDarwin Cocoa rootless implementation build.
Add direct GLX rendering on Mac OS X and Apple-DRI extension (Apple).
Separate mode specific code in XDarwin servers so that IOKit and Quartz specific code is only included when used (Torrey T. Lyons).
Add first rootless implementation using generic rootless code. The xpr implementation for XDarwin uses Apple's Xplugin API (Apple and Torrey T. Lyons).
102. Remove non-functioning glxStub, and remove GlxStaticServerLib support (David Dawes).
Add preliminary version of generic rootless code based on XDarwin's rootless mode (Torrey T. Lyons and Apple).
99. Remove PEX and XIE source code (Matthieu Herrb).
26. Updates for building on OS/2 (#5650, Frank Giessler).
908. Move the vbe module from xfree86/os-support/ to xfree86/ (David Dawes).
Don't prepend DESTDIR twice when installing XDarwin GLX bundles.
XDarwin now loads GLX support dynamically. Current options are Apple's OpenGL framework or Mesa. This fixes broken GLX in full screen mode where Apple's OpenGL framework is not supported.
Fix typo in removing xfixes that broke XDarwin build.
Remove xfixes build/config stuff.
Use shadowfb in XDarwin fullscreen Quartz mode.
Add XFIXES extension
More warning and build fixes.
492. Add support for using the XKEYBOARD extension's action handlers for the XFree86 X server hot keys. This provides control over the mapping of theese hot keys (#A.1334, 5454, Joe Moss).
First pass at imake warnings. + some ATI driver formatting changes. Please ensure these changes are reflected in DRI's CVS.
Link against ts lib when using it for kdrive touch screen support (kinda useful that way)
Use shared FreeType library on systems that dont use loadable servers
430. Cygwin/XFree86 updates - Add X.ico, an icon for Windows (Harold Hunt, Jehan Bing) - Include a preliminary pseudo-rootless mode (Matsuzaki Kensuke) - XF86Config file support (Alexander Gottwald) - Scrollbars support (Jehan Bing, Harold Hunt) (#5424, Cygwin/XFree86 developers).
RandR depends on Render
Add hardware accelerated GLX to XDarwin (Greg Parker).
Use Imake variables for XDarwin.app build.
Don't link with mi/libcbrt.a on systems where HasCbrt == YES.
#5317, #5318 - Major Cygwin/XFree86 updates
148. Major OS/2 support update (#5119, Holger Veit).
Major XDarwin rootless mode rewrite to use Carbon to draw directly to windows' backing buffers, rather than "triple" buffering with Core Graphics. Unfortunately, this is not supported by pre-Mac OS X 10.1 systems. The Xserver/hw/darwin directory structure has been reorganized to separate out legacy support for Mac OS X 10.0.x. The source code in darwin/bundle has been moved to darwin/quartz (current) or darwin/quartz_1.3 (10.0.x compatible). XFree86 license statements have also been added to many source files. (Torrey T. Lyons and Greg Parker).
57. Fix server link problem that shows up on ppc (#5205, Guido Guenther).
Fix/cleanup the server-side of the GL/Mesa build.
Second stage of mesa-4 merge.
41. Resync with the final Mesa-3.4.x-based DRI trunk.
Resync with 126.96.36.199
643. Some QNX4 fixes/updates (#5121, Frank Liu).
Resync with today's trunk.
libusb has been renamed to libusbhid in post 3.0 OpenBSD (in NetBSD too, but this lib is not used on NetBSD)
608. Some Xprint build warning fixes (David Dawes). 607. Xprt PCL3 support (#5111, Mark Snitily, from X11R6.6). 606. Xprt PostScript bitmap cache (#5110, Chris Bare, from X11R6.6).
Another resync with HEAD branch.
572. Some warning cleanups for Tru64 (#5069, Antti Tapaninen). 571. Fix a typo in the mt_us keymap entry (#5067, Nerijus Baliunas).
434. Add the DEC-XTRAP extension and sample clients (#4904, 4918, Paul Stewart). 433. Update the us_intl XKB symbols map to include all diacritics used in latin script (#4917, Pablo Saratxaga). 432. Add a Compose file for utf-8 (#4917, 5019, Pablo Saratxaga). 431. Fix radeon and sis GL module Imakefiles (#4916, Bill Nottingham).
407. Fix for threaded libraries (Marc La France). 406. Finish removal of SuperProbe (Marc La France). 405. A rather large number of warning fixes throughout (Marc La France). 404. Fix bug in HTML install script (Marc La France). 403. Missing ident lines for some XFree86-modified files (Marc La France). 402. Add default half-width doublescanned modes (Marc La France). 401. Mark all driver-registered resources with ResBus (Maarc La France). 400. Fix DPMS-related build problem (Marc La France). 399. Log a message just before calling each ChipProbe() during '-probe' processing (Marc La France). 398. Temporarily disable ISA probing on SPARCs and PowerPCs (Marc La France). 397. Add PCI IDs for Sun hardware (Marc La France). 396. Fix memory leak in resource relocation (Marc La France). 395. Do not relocate resources that only conflict with disabled non-video PCI devices or disabled PCI ROMs (Marc La France). 394. Re-organise SBUS code (Marc La France). 393. Add as-yet-unused definitions for PCI resource types other than I/O and memory (Marc La France). 392. Add doc for Solaris, but don't format it yet (Marc La France). 391. Normalise driver names (Marc La France). 390. For SPARCs, disable DGA support in ATI driver (Marc La France). 389. Clean up some debugging messages (Marc La France). 388. Fix newport driver for when a /proc fs isn't mounted (Marc La France). 387. Fix DAC handling bugs in s3 driver (Marc La France). 386. Fix resource registration bug for PCI Tseng's (Marc La France). 385. Add aperture driver for Solaris (not yet used) (Marc La France). 384. Rework scanpci to fix problems that prevented it from completely displaying non-PCI bridges and Simba bridges (Marc La France). 383. Fix build problems in some input drivers (Marc La France). 382. Fix int10 compile problem for SPARCs and PowerPCs (Marc La France). 381. Ensure master aborts on secondary buses complete normally during PCI scans (Marc La France). 380. Some memory mapping and Solaris cleanups (Marc La France).
#4967, Use Vendor specific FatalError function and make Cygwin/XFree86 server a windows executable.
Fix Darwin X server build problem due to libraries in ProjectRoot being listed as dependencies for some targets.
kdrive: Add primitive ct65550 server. Update kdrive/vesa code to support DPMS using VESA bios routines. Include support for Toshiba SMM DPMS as well
fix tab vs space issue in variable declaration
Make it possible to turn off building client-side libraries, and still build almost everything else by using the headers and libraries installed under ProjectRoot.
cygwin/xfree86 fixes.
Don't build server-side XIE when BuildXIElib is enabled.
Remove (stale) support for Amoeba and Minix.
Commit Cygwin/XFree86 patches #4789, #4790 Add RandR, and new Cygwin bindist. Add Xutf8LookupString to X11-def.cpp.
Fix Xserver/Imakefile typo which broke XDarwin build.
fix some build issues on cygwin/xfree86 cleanup some code in hw/xwin layer
Allow for hardware acceleration under RandR with Layer. Hardware/Software cursor switching still busted
Add mach64 (really mobility) X server to Tiny-X
build fixes for cygwin/xfree86.
Fix Xipaq build after layer/RandR additions
Add miext/layer for more complete RandR support in kdrive/Xfbdev
42. Make the entire source tree (except GLX) compile under SunOS/SPARC 5.7. Functions that have yet to be ported are FatalError()'s. This is temporarily controlled through a BuildXFree86onSparcSunOS #define in host.def (Marc La France). 41. Merge support for all Solaris/ix86 versions together (Marc La France). 40. Replace Xserver/Imakefile's DDXDIRn scheme with a more general scheme (Marc La France). 39. For GCC on SVR4 variants, use -fPIC rather than -fpic to generate shared objects (Marc La France).
Add PCMCIA server for HP VGA Out PC Card and the Voyager VGA Card. Use on the Compaq IPAQ. Use -listmodes to see supported modes. Hack the touchscreen driver to work as a mouse pad for the VGA screen. Fixup key bindings so xmodmap can remap IPAQ's buttons as mouse buttons.
Add RandR extension
Update XDarwin to use fb and support Render.
Fix XDarwin install problems with DESTDIR handling and with soft links to the XtAppAddTimeOut manpage (Christoph Pfisterer).
fix Xserver/Imakefile for Cygwin/XFree86
449. Don't build clients that require extension libraries unless those libraries are being built (#A.386, Scott A McConnell, David Dawes). 448. Fix the BuildXinerama test in Xserver/Imakefile (#4615, Harold Hunt). 447. Ignore MakeDllModules when DoLoadableServer isn't set (#4613, Guido Guenther).
fix linkage of gdi32, ddraw libraries on cygwin
408. Remove unnecessary libxf86_os link into Xnest Xvfb (Marc La France).
Remove obsolete Xibm definition
394. Cygwin updates (#4557, 4558, 4563, Suhaib Siddiqi).
build fix for XsunMono
build fix for XsunMono
XDarwin fixes: - Don't SetUID XDarwin X server. (The IOKit doesn't need it.) - Startup message reports correct display mode. - XDarwin.app is now installed in /Applications by default. - Update xinit server name list. - "make clean" now works for a non-root user.
343. New Xwin server code from the Cygwin/XFree86 project. This version is more portable across Win32 platforms. Changes include: - Use fb and shadowfb, and use the faster of GDI blitter, DirectDraw blitter and DirectDraw4 blitter to update damaged regions. The video card's framebuffer is no longer mapped. - Works correctly at depths > 8, but colors are not correct at depth 8. - Uses the standard Win32 API messages for processing keyboard and mouse input rather than using DirectInput. This is more reliable. - Improved internal structure and coding conventions. - Builds completely from the XFree86 tree using gcc (the Visual C++ compiled xf_dx.dll is no longer used). - The new server can run on machines that don't have DirectDraw/DirectX installed (or installed but not operable) by falling back to the GDI blitter. The best drawing interface is determined at startup, but this can be overriden with the -engine command line option. - The Xrender extension is now supported. - Command line option is available to run in full screen mode. (#4531, 4532, 4534, Cygwin/XFree86 project including Harold L Hunt II, Suhaib M Siddiqi, Dakshinamurthy Karra, Peter Busch). 342. v4l driver bug fixs: catch xalloc() failures, and set the depth correctly for the VIDIOCSPICT ioctl (#4530, Gerd Knorr).
Added CoreAudio framework to Mac OS X build for Quartz bell.
Add Xmuu library to remove requirement for Xt/Xaw from most X utilities Add i810 and Xv support to kdrive
Automatic selection of proper X server mode to run on Darwin/Mac OS X
Initial support for building two X servers on Darwin: A command line tool for console mode and a Cocoa application for Quartz mode. All Quartz support code has been out of darwin to darwin/bundle.
241. Make the X server and the Mac OS X front end run in a single process. Other build fixes for Darwin (#4500, #4501, the XonX team).
200. Redadding space as delimiter in locale.alias and locale.dir (Egbert Eich). 199. Modified memory debugger script to retieve backtrace information with an unmodified version of gdb (Egbert Eich). 198. Modified memory debugger to print out backtrace of call where a referenced freed pointer was once allocated (Egbert Eich). 197. Several more fixes for memory leaks and several "referenced freed" to keep memory debugger quiet (Egbert Eich).
Xdarwin fixes: - Fixes the occasional problem of the menu bar not being restored when switch back to Aqua. - Doesn't ask if you want to keep the X server running when quitting Xmaster if the X server failed to start. - Gives appropriate credit to the original Xmaster author. - Builds on newer versions of Mac OS X (#4440, Torrey T. Lyons)
79. Preprocess all man pages to make sure that the references to pages in sections that are platform-dependent are correct. Also fixed some misc formatting problems found while doing that (David Dawes).
R6.5.1 merge for xc/programs/Xserver
1267. Add external CRT support for the Rage 128 Mobility (Kevin Martin and ATI). 1266. Radeon DRI fixes (VA Linux Systems). - Re-enable freeing resources when the screen is destroyed (Kevin Martin) - Use screen-relative instead of window-relative coordiantes to calculate the tiled depth buffer offset address (Kevin Martin) - Fix texture upload at offset 0 bug. Quake 2 engine games use TexSubImage to update lightmaps and the like, and we were uploading the updates before the image had space in the texture heap allocated to it. (Gareth Hughes) - Add XF86Config file option to enable depth buffer moves (they are disabled by default since they are excuciatingly slow) (Kevin Martin) - Enable bus mastering in PCI config space for those systems that do not automatically have it enabled (Kevin Martin) - Remove AGP_CNTL register programming -- it was a holdover from the Rage 128 driver and is not needed on the Radeon (Kevin Martin) - Fix offscreen memory allocation calculation for textures (Kevin Martin)
Various small changes to accomodate Mac OS X support and fix a problem people were having with uninitialized globals in X libraries (#4409, Torrey T. Lyons)
Fix some X(1) man page references in server man pages. This requires turning on preprocessing for some man pages that weren't handled like that before.
Fix libXft build problems on systems that don't have flex (like Solaris). 1031. Add PAM authentication to the X server (based on Red Hat's XFree86-4.0-Xwrapper patch). 1030. Add Slovenian and Romanian entries to XKB's keymap/xfree86 file (Red Hat's XFree86-4.0-si_xkb patch and XFree86-4.0-ro_xkb.patch). 1029. Fix for PAM support in xdm SessionExit() (Red Hat's XFree86-4.0-pamsession patch). 1028. XlibInt.c patch to avoid buffer overflow (Red Hat's XFree86-3.3.6-fixemacs patch). 1027. Updates to xfs from Red Hat and Debian, including: - command line options to make xfs drop it's root privs (-droppriv and -user) - command line options to make xfs start as a daemon, and a build option to make this the default. - don't let a port option in the config file override the -port command line option - cleanup/fix syslogging (based on #4253, Debian, and Red Hat's XFree86-4.0-xfsredhat patch). 1026. Support for startx to set up the Xauth when starting an X server (based on Red Hat's XFree86-4.0-startx_xauth patch).
967. Change linux/int10 to intercept signals generated by the vm86() syscall rather than killing the server (Marc La France). 966. Reinstate DG/UX mmap() bug work-around in int10 (Marc La France). 965. Rage128 and Radeon fix for -configure (Marc La France). 964. Fix int10 woes with retrieving PCI BIOSes (Marc La France). 963. Allow modules to intercept signals that would otherwise kill the server (Marc La France). 962. Fix static Xvfb server build (Marc La France). 961. Some warning fixes (Marc La France). 960. Rage128 and Radeon #include changes to reduce recompilations (Marc La France).
958. Added messages about modes rejected on lookup (Egbert Eich). 957. Attempt to fix DDC1 support on Neomagic (Egbert Eich). 956. Added Block/UnblockSIGIO() to DDC1 readout code (Egbert Eich). 955. Enabled virutal depth for a second head on a G400 multihead (this needs to be looked at) (Egbert Eich). 954. Added code to check if the PictureScreen structure was initialized before referencing it (Egbert Eich). 953. Modified xf86UDelay() to use Block/UnblockSIGIO and usleep() instead of gettimeofday() (Egbert Eich). 952. Modified xf86MatchPciInstances() to allow for chipset overrides even when called with no separate vendorID (Egbert Eich). 951. Changed Xvfb to use fb instead of cfb (Egbert Eich). 950. Moved a misplaced xfree() in the generic driver. Now more than one chipset can use this driver in a multihead setup (Egbert Eich). 949. Did some fixes for the Trident driver ie. fixed a LCD modeline, reset clipping register on all non 3D chips (Egbert Eich). 948. Added missing parts for AXP support to lnx_video.c (Egbert Eich). 947. Added bsr/bsf to x86emu (Jeff Wiedemeier).
897. Added render extension support to tseng driver (Egbert Eich). 896. Fixed clock code in neomagic driver (Egbert Eich). 899. xf86Configure now uses the imake variable xf86ConfigFile (Egbert Eich). 898. xf86cfg has a new option for a server path (Egbert Eich). 897. xf86cfg can now handle more than one command line argument (Egbert Eich). 895. Added a delay to dac code in neomagic driver (Egbert Eich). 894. Changed shadowfb to use delayed updates in neomagic driver (Egbert Eich). 893. Rewrote ddc code in nv driver (Egbert Eich). 892. Rewrote ddc code in neomagic driver (Egbert Eich). 891. Fixed problems with enter/leave/closeScreen in nv driver (Egbert Eich). 890. Fixed a bug in the fixed modelines in trident driver (Egbert Eich). 889. Added reinitialization of blitter on enterVT in trident driver (Egbert Eich). 888. Fixed a typo which caused wrong register to be set in trident driver (Egbert Eich). 887. Added loader symbol handling to tseng driver (Egbert Eich). 886. Changed tseng driver to use fb instead of cfb (Egbert Eich). 885. Changed chips driver to use fb instead of cfb (Egbert Eich). 884. Added render extension support to chips driver (Egbert Eich). 883. Added render extension support to neomagic driver (Egbert Eich). 882. Added render extension support to nv driver (Egbert Eich). 881. Modified helper_mem.c to map everything between video bios and system bios on PC-like platforms (Egbert Eich). 880. Modified Linux mapVidMem() to map memory on page boundaries (Egbert Eich). 879. Changed BIOS_SIZE (Sys BIOS) from 0x10000 to 0xffff to make int10 work un DGUX (Takis Psarogiannakopoulos). 878. Fixed a bug in the argument list of the call to xf86ReadPciBIOS() from int10/pci.c (Egbert Eich). 877. Added simple sanity check to catch situation where DDC reads all 0 and therefore trivially has the correct checksum (Egbert Eich). 876. Changed i2c code to allow for longer rise/fall times on longer cables (Egbert Eich). 875. Removed limit on default visual for 4bpp (Egbert Eich). 874. Added macros to build nv driver on AXP (Jay Estabrook). 873. Changed -configure to use primary card as first card (Egbert Eich). 872. Changed generic vga driver to not unmap memory when switched away. 871. Fixed problem that caused APM support to be disabled on server reset (Egbert Eich). 870. Added support for newer sparse AXP systems (Egbert Eich). 869. Added support for MGA G100 PCI (Egbert Eich).
848. Fix two problems in Imake.rules: have LinkBuildBinary create the used directory if it doesn't exist, and fix a missing ')' in the LinkConfFileLong (#A.187, Ivan Zakharyaschev). 847. Fix a libXt bug that affects multidisplay applications when Xt is built to use select(2) rather than poll(2) (#A.181, Antony Uspensky). 846. Add a -utime option to xclock that allows the digital clock to display the number of seconds since the Epoch (based on A.173, Kelsey Hudson). 845. Add symbols mappings for extra keys on the BTC 9000 keyboard (#A.167, Stefano Cavallari). 844. Fix twm's icon manager so that it is functional before an EnterNotify event is received in twm's event loop (#A.156, Jason Zwolak). 843. Update comments about standards for Estonian support, and add an entry for the Estonian keyboard layout to the xfree86.lst file (#A.155). 842. Fix for G400 crtc2 blank screen color (#4205, Antti Tapaninen). 841. Modify the mga/HALlib support to allow it to be selected at run-time. This allows a driver built with HALlib to be used with older hardware (like the Millennium, Millennium 2) (#4204, Antii Tapaninen). 840. Add config/imake support for Darwin (#4200, Torrey T. Lyons). 839. Add a driver for the citron touch screen (#4199, Peter Kunzmann).
819. Improve Xaw 7 compatibility with version 6 in the form widget geometry management code. This should fix some problems seen with ghostview (#4194, Paulo Cesar Pereira de Andrade). 818. Build fixes for XFree86 on Cygwin (#4193, Suhaib Siddiqi). PM3 updates for the glint driver (Sven Luther)
792. Remove the old UTF-1 locale (it's not filesystems safe, deprecated for years, withdrawn from ISO standards, and nobody uses it) (#4147, 4149, Bruno Haible). 791. Replace multiple stub functions in libXThrStub by only one (#4141, Carlos A. M. dos Santos). 790. Fix some build problems that show up with glibc 2.1.3 where ctype.h sometimes (always?) depends on stdlib.h being included (#4134, Kevin Brosius). 789. Updates for building on BSD/OS 4.2 on UltraSparc (#4132, Kurt J. Lidl). 788. Default to linking the Xfont library into the X server statically (based on #4127, Kurt J. Lidl). 787. Update apNetBSD.shar for a kernel mmap interface change (#4124, Bernd Ernesti). 786. When the "auto" mouse protocol is specified, do the auto-detection whenever regaining control of the VT (based on #4120, Kazutaka Yokota). 785. Change the usage of the "Xinerama" config file option to be consistent with all the other ServerLayout/ServerFlags options, and document it in the XF86Config man page (#4118, Itai Nahshon).
767. On IA-64's, build DRI and drm's if they would be built on IA-32's (David Mosberger). 766. Fix xf8_32wid build on Sparc's (Marc La France). 765. Fix MMIO macros for Sparc's (David S. Miller, Jakub Jelinek, Marc La France). 764. Sparc warning fixes (Marc La France). 763. Fix for decoded I/O and memory ranges of certain Sun PCI-to-PCI bridges (David S. Miller, Jakub Jelinek). 762. Force ATIAvoidCPIO to YES on Sparc's (Marc La France). 761. Minor fix for the ATI driver's printing of MMIO registers (Marc La France). 760. Minor fix for sunffb DGA support (Marc La France). 759. Remove unnecessary pointer<->long casts in tseng driver (Marc La France). 758. Re-align Sparc PCI support with that of other architectures (Marc La France). 757. mmap() /dev/fb instead of /dev/mem on Linux/Sparc (Marc La France). 756. Fix OS-reported PCI ranges on Linux/Sparc (David S. Miller, Jakub Jelinek). 755. Remove a dependency on word size in the determination of PCI resource sizes on Linux (Marc La France).
kdrive: Add miext/shadow to Xfbdev dirs
kdrive: trident server build broken
Add Render support to XAA, trident, r128, tdfx and mga drivers
701. Fix to xterm InsertChar() to handle cases where cur_col + n ends up past the end of the line (Andreas Schwab). 700. Added keyboard layouts for PowerMac (Olaf Hering). 609. Fixed Macintosh keyboard layouts (Olaf Hering). 608. Fixed build when BuildServer defined NO (Egbert Eich). 607. Fixes for C&T 69030 (David Bateman). 606. Fix for locale setting in Xlib and Xt using getlocale() from glibc5 (Egbert Eich). 605. Added handling of i5/686 and k6 compiler defines to Imake.cf (Philipp Thomas). 604. Added support for non-English locales in xload (Egbert Eich). 603. Fixed memory initialization in Xlib (Vladimir Nadvornik). 602. Fixed memory initialization in xdm (Egbert Eich). 601. Rudimentary S390 support (Ruediger Oertel, Bernhard Kaindl). 600. Enabled support for compressed xpm-files (Stefan Dirsch). 599. Added support for Czech querty keyboard (Jan Holesovsky). Some fixes for ia64 (). 598. Added CPU to Screen Color expansion to Neomagic driver (Egbert Eich). 597. Added support for hotkey display output switch for Neomagic driver (Egbert Eich).
Warning fixes. Build and link in miext/shadow for XFree86 server(s) now that the trident driver has been changed to use it. Note to Keith: Linking in libshadow.a still needs to be done for the kdrive servers.
Build fix.
Build RENDER extension for kdrive servers
Switch kdrive trident server to vesa, add render extension to kdrive servers
565. Support for multithreaded libraries on NetBSD when used in conjunction with the GNU pth library (#4113, Chris Sekiya). 564. Add /usr/pkg/bin to NetBSD's DefaultUserPath (#4112, Bernd Ernesti). 563. Add a (Linux-specific) VESA driver for Keith's small X server (#4111, Juliusz Chroboczek). 562. Update Hungarian xkb maps (#A.145, Peter Soos). remove koi8-r encoding file since it's built-in
535. Engine polling changes in r128 driver (David Mosberger). 534. Fix linear memory mapping in ATI driver (Marc La France). 533. Fix endianness problems in the ATI driver when accessing BIOS images (Marc La France). 532. Allow building Xptr, Xnest and Xvfb with MakeDllModules (Bill Nottingham). 531. Build DRI drivers on IA-64 (David Mosberger, Marc La France). 530. Use $(CC) instead of $(LD) when building modules (Bill Nottingham). 529. When building with MakeDllModules, generate both dynamic and static libraries (Bill Nottingham, Marc La France). + more build fixes and ident lines.
build fix
second part of cygwin support (Suhaib M. Siddiqi)
build fix
300. DRI megapatch III. This includes DRI enhancements, 3dfx fixes and updates, updates Mesa to the latest version, adds Intel i810, Matrox G200/G400, ATI Rage 128 and 3dfx Voodoo5 3D support, adds ATI Rage Mobility 2D support (disabled by default). (Precision Insight and VA Linux Systems).
Lots of Tiny-X changes: Add overlay support in the Tiny-X Savage4 driver (required changing lots of Tiny-X code). Savage4 now support 8/16, 8/32 overlays. Add IGS Cyberpro 5050 driver. This chip has bus support for embeded systems.
3892. Make GNU make -j workaround separately configurable (Marc La France). 3891. Replace remaining occurrences of BuildXTT imake symbol with BuildXTrueType (Marc La France).
3865. Fix some rendition driver problems (#3746, Dejan Ilic). 3864. Add build-time support for using fb instead of cfb with the nv driver (#3744, Jarno Paananen). 3863. Add missing xf86_ansic.h include for the nv driver, and avoid a gcc 2.96-generated memcpy call in Mesa (#3743, Jarno Paananen). 3862. Glint driver updates: - removed obsolete NoWriteBitmap option - reworked pm2_accel.c (cleaned up swapping/mirroring, removed obsolete hacks) - fixed setting of mode sync flags - fixed PolySegmentThinSolidWrapper functions (#3742, Michel D�nzer). 3861. Change the positioning of $(XF86INT10LIB) to fix some static server linking problems (#3741, Kevin Brosius).
Fix a bug in the way the BIOS mapping size is calculated in in the ReadBIOS functions (#3647, Loic Grenie). Update the way the pam libraries are handled.
3702. Fix a bigfont extension build problem on Interactive UNIX (#3646, Michael Rohleder). 3702. Fix a bigfont extension build problem on NetBSD and OpenBSD (#3644, Matthieu Herrb). 3701. USB mouse support for *BSD (enabled for OpenBSD) (#3644, Matthieu Herrb). 3700. Update README.fonts (#3643, Juliusz Chroboczek).
fix some static server build problems
This should build OK on Linux, but there are some known problems on other OSs that I haven't fixed yet. PS, I'd strongly encourage people to do a static server build as well as a loader build before committing (#define DoLoadableServer NO). 3647. XFree86-Bigfont extension that provides efficient client access to the complete glyph metrics, using shared memory where possible/available or transmitting the data in a compressed format otherwise (#3626, Bruno Haible). 3646. Update locale support for Celtic languages (Welsh, Irish, Scots, Manx and Cornish), and include a compose file for ISO-8859-14 (#3612, Alastair McKinstry). 3644. The new extension init code didn't handle server resets (#3628, Ebgert Eich). 3643. xf86GetPciSizeFromOS() didn't close the file it opened (#3627, Loic Grenie). 3642. Export frexp() and ldexp() to modules (#3624, 3631, Juliusz Chroboczek). 3641. Fixes for CTEXT handling in Xlib: - rewrite CTEXT from/to converters for standard compliance - CTEXT parser now understands UTF-8 (and other DOC) sequences and performs only CTEXT sequence recognition - detailed charset information parsing moved to the procedure that adds 'charset object' - Some actions for preparing 'charset object' moved to lcCharSet.c (where it can be done easily) - XlcAddCT call added to XLC_LOCALE file parser to allow recognition of charsets that are described only in those files (ie, not in internal Xlib tables) (#3624, Ivan Pascal). 3640. Convert the nv driver to use MMIO to access the VGA registers instead of normal I/O ports. Also riva_hw is updated to the same version as is in 3.3.6 (#3620, Jarno Paananen). 3639. DRI and Mesa update (#3619, Brian Paul, Precision Insight). 3638. Fix a problem with the tdfx driver that can result in a lockup (#3618, Nicholas Brealey). 3627. Fix some PPC inline assembler in compiler.h (#3617, Kostas Gewrgiou). 3626. Add support for the S3 Trio3D/2x and Trio3D chips to the s3virge driver (#3616, 3623, Harald Koenig). 3625. Fix some build problems on Solaris 8 with gcc (#3615, Richard Coley). 3624. Fix an Xserver core dump that can happen when xdmcp-related command line options have missing arguments (#3614, Harald Koenig). 3623. Xterm patch #125 (#3611, Thomas Dickey). 3622. Add a Type1 version of the cursor font (#3610, Juliusz Chroboczek).
Update Imakefile for modular mouse.
finish off the int10 changes
More compilation glitches (static server).
Ensure fb is built for XFree86
fix some xinerama-related build problems
Tree cleanup.
3395. Add QNX4, Neutrino support (#3489, Frank Guangxin Liu).
missed in the last commit
3336. Fx up new MMIO macros (#3337, Matt Grossman). 3335. Clean up compiler warnings in lib/font/bitmap (#3411, Matt Grossman). 3334. TGA fixes, add sync on green (#3410, Matt Grossman). 3333. Fix NULL pointer dereference in libXaw (#3406, Christopher Sekiya). 3332. Add Rage128 support (#3405, Rik Faith, funded by ATI). 3331. Add MTRR support for NetBSD and OpenBSD. Add new NetBSD aperture driver (#3404, Matthieu Herrb). 3330. Xterm patch #121 (#3402, Thomas Dickey). 3329. Rendition driver bugfixes and alpha related cleanups (#3400, Dejan Ilic, Marc Langenbach, Egbert Eich). 3328. Add void input device (#3392, Frederic Lepied). 3327. Changed the Xon serial option to be able to select xon/xoff for input, output or both. Add support for Graphire models. Change wacom init phase to use new Xoff option (#3391, Frederic Lepied). 3326. Change the SwapAxes option to SwapXY in elographics/microtouch driver to match an already existing option in the Dynapro driver. Add a Focus class capability to the elographics driver (#3395, Patrick Lecoanet). 3325. Update mouse rate handling (#3388, Harald Koenig). 3324. Fix NULL pointer dereference in misprite.c (#3380, Edward Wang). 3323. Add FBDev and ShadowFB support to glint driver. Add new option "NoWriteBitmap" (#3383, Michel Daenzer). 3322. Update SuperProbe to handle S3 Savage4, Savage200 and clean up Trio3D/Savage3D detection (#3382,3384 Harald Koenig). 3321. Add new framebuffer code and tiny X DDX architecture (#3379, Keith Packard). 3320. Add DGA2 documentation (#3378, Mark Vojkovich). 3319. Update XFree86 manpage wrt -bpp/-depth/-fbbpp (#3377, Andy Isaacson). 3318. Make SuperProbe check primary cards, only (#3374, Harald Koenig). 3317. Add SilkenMouse to *BSD (#3373, Matthieu Herrb). 3316. Allow SilkenMouse to work if not all drivers of an OS support SIGIO (#3372, Keith Packard). 3315. Fix a few problems in TGA driver and add support for backing store and SilkenMouse (#3371, Matt Grossman). 3314. Add smarter scheduler (#3370, Keith Packard). 3313. Xterm patch #120 (#3369, Thomas Dickey). 3312. Enable xf86SetKbdRate function on Solaris 8 (#3364, David Holland). 3311. Fix some bugs and add acceleration to Rendition server (#3360, Dejan Ilic). 3310. Make raw DDC information available as properties in the root window (#3357, Andrew Aitchison). 3309. Fix for xf86CreateRootWindow (#3355, Andrew Aitchison). 3308. Add manpage for the chips driver (#3353, David Bateman). 3307. Update contact info (#3352, Andrew van der Stock). 3306. Add kbd rate support for Linux (#3363, Harald Koenig). 3305. Update Portuguese XKB map (#3351, Joao Esteves, Francisco Colaco). 3304. Fix text clipping in 3dfx driver (#3349, Henrik Harmsen). 3303. Fix S3 ViRGE hw cursor (#3348, Harald Koenig). 3302. Fix clipping in 3dfx driver (#3342, Daryll Strauss). 3301. Enable SilkenMouse for 3dfx driver (#3341, Henrik Harmsen). 3300. Enable SIGIO support on LynxOS (#3339, Thomas Mueller). 3299. Get TRUE defined in sigio.c. Fix xterm compile problem on ISC (#3338, Michael Rohleder). 3298. Correct DPMS suspend/standby modes for 3dfx driver (#3336, Henrik Harmsen) 3297. Xterm patch #119 (#3335, Thomas Dickey).
1496. Fix ViRGE driver when starting the server with Linux fbdev enabled (#3304, Harald Koenig). 1495. Added SwapAxes and PortraitMode options in Elographics and Microtouch drivers. Microtouch driver now supports ThruGlass touchscreens (contributed by Andreas Micklei). Updated XF86Conf.man to reflect the current state of the drivers. (#3268, Patrick Lecoanet). 1494. Fix pm2 acceleration build for PPC (#3266, Sven Luther). 1493. ATI driver: Rage XC & Rage XL fixes. Rage Mobility support. Disable TVOUT feature of 3D Rage (#3263,3312, Marc LaFrance, Christian Lupien). 1492. Remove scanpci's redundant check for "root", have it check for euid, stop it from probing too manz devices per bus (#3263, 3312, Marc LaFrance). 1491. Fix some problems that prevented use of acceleration on some chipsets with Trident driver (#3261, Harald Koenig) 1490. Add iso8859-1ified micro.bdf (#3246, Mark Montague). 1489. Resync SuperProbe and scanpci with 3.9.16a (#3225, Marc LaFrance). 1488. Rage LCD: Fix determination of panel dimensions with older BIOS's. Fix panel display problems by ensuring 8-dot character clocks are always used (#3218, Marc LaFrance). 1487. NetBSD does not have mktemp (#3205, Matthias Scheler). 1486. Better default memory size for MGA G400 cards (#3201, Matthias Scheler). 1485. Update S3_Savage driver to fall back to traditional register setting when it encounters a mode not supported by the BIOS (#3198, Tim Roberts). 1484. Make MicrotTouch driver drop packages for unconfigured devices (#3177, David Woodhouse). 1483. More card entries (#3152, Takashi Manabe)
build fixes #3282
2951. Remove the Latin2 Type1 fonts. 2950. Change the RGB mask names in the DGA structures (#3120, Mark Vojkovich). 2949. More acceleration and bug fixes for the NV driver (#3119, Jarno Paananen). 2948. Change some things in the XAA color expansion code to facilitate rendering into DMA buffers (#3118, Mark Vojkovich). 2947. Fix a 64 bit problem with the xf24_32bpp layer (#3117, Mark Vojkovich). 2946. Modify XF86FlushInput() to work for non-tty devices, which is required for PS/2 mice with Linux 2.2.x kernels (#3114, Kazutaka Yokota). 2945. Support for rotating the virtual desktop for the MGA driver using the shadowfb (#3113, 3116, Mark Vojkovich). 2944. Fix a colormap problem with DGA when initialized from an 8+24 mode with the MGA driver (#3112, Mark Vojkovich). 2943. Fix multihead on the MGA-2164W (#3111, Mark Vojkovich). 2942. XAA speedups for planar copies in some cases (#3110, Mark Vojkovich). 2941. Add a driver SDK which performs a similar function to the old LinkKit, but for the loadable server (#3105, David Bateman). 2940. C&T doc update and xgamma man page update (#3105, David Bateman). 2939. Add an option to the C&T driver to allow the user to select the transparency key when using the overlay (#3105, David Bateman). 2938. Add DGA2 support to the C&T driver (#3105, David Bateman). 2937. Fix a bug in the bitmap font code introduced in 3.9.15a (#3101, Juliusz Chroboczek). 2936. Some TGA driver cleanups, including a SaveScreen function and code to disallow virtual desktops in a nicer way (#3100, Matt Grossman).
1450. Add Linux specific S3 Savage4 driver (S3). 1449. Update Polish xkb layout (Marek Michalkiewicz). 1448. Fix MGA driver for 32MB boards (#3085, Mark Vojkovich). 1447. Add support for the wscons console driver in NetBSD 1.4 and later (#3083, Matthias Drochner). 1446. Add Trio3D/2X support to SVGA server (#3086, Harald Koenig).
1442. Initialises the incoming packet state machine for the Dynapro driver and add a 'SwapXY' option (#3067,3068, David Woodhouse). 1441. xterm update (#3066, Thomas Dickey). 1440. Add two SiS chipsets to scanpci (#3065, Matthieu Herrb).
1437. DG/ux updates (#3063, Takis Psarogiannakopoulos). 1436. Fix compile problem with gcc specific __attribute__. 1435. QNX updates (#3061, Jean-Claude Michot). 1434. Fix use of DLLIBRARIY in xdm/Imakefile (#3062, Takaaki Nomura).
missing files 1422. More DGux fixes (Takis Psarogiannakopoulos). 1421. Add Linux PAM support to xdm (from Red Hat and SuSE patches). 1420. Fix building docs on non-Linux OSes when BuildAllDocs is NO (#3053, Matthieu Herrb). 1419. Fix a bug in the InstallGenManPageLong() rule in lynx.cf (#3052, Thomas Mueller).
re-enable/fix the .c->.s rules
2797. Xaw and xedit updates (#2932, Paulo Cesar Pereira de Andrade). 2796. Make the "fifo_conservative" memory settings default for the s3virge accelerator (#2931, Kevin Brosius). 2795. Preliminary DGA2 code for the s3virge driver (#2931, Kevin Brosius). 2794. Updates to PI's DRI sample implementation, including: - Dynamic loading of the OpenGL client driver is implemented - 3D client death while holding the drawable lock does not cause deadlock - The kernel module works with Linux 2.2.x [x <= 10] and 2.3.y [y <= 8] - A better authentication mechanism has been implemented - XF86Config options for the DRI are supported (#2929, Precision Insight). 2793. Add functions to the FBManager to query the largest size available and to purge all areas that aren't nailed down (#2928, Mark Vojkovich). 2792. Fix some serious performance problems with Xinerama when the number of resource IDs becomes large (#2927, Carsten Haitzler). 2791. Remove the significant RGB bits check from Xinerama visual eliminations (#2926, Mark Vojkovich). 2790. Fix a typo in xmodmap and xstdcmap (#2924, Matthieu Herrb). 2789. Fix the type of the OverclockMem Option in the MGA driver (#2922, Andrew Aitchison). 2788. Fix PCI resource handling problems that were showing up with the glint driver (#2918, Egbert Eich). 2787. Fix a problem building some Makefiles when JoystickSupport is enabled (#2917, Todd Fries). 2786. Fix a typo in the RAC support for the glint driver (#2915, Jens Owen). 2785. Fix a RAC-related build problem on 64-bit machines (#2913, Matt Grossman). 2784. Some afb-related updates (#2911, Sven Luther). 2783. Fix race condition in xinit (Nate Eldredge, Mark Montague).
PI's initial DRI
2748. Xterm patch #107 (#2879, Thomas Dickey). 2747. Cirrus driver updates, including support for generic (V4L) video adapters, fix depth 15 mode for the laguna chips and turn of the DAC when blanking the screen (#2878, Itai Nahshon). 2746. Fix problems with the build of the 6.1-compatible Xaw shared library, and some optimizations and bug fixes for the Xaw and xedit (#2877, Paulo Cesar Pereira de Andrade). 2745. Add functions (CreateFontRec and DestroyFontRec) for allocating and freeing FontRecs rather than having the size encoded in all of the renderer modules. Also, change the font private index handling to make all indices show up in all FontRecs (#2873, Mark Vojkovich). 2744. Add ANSI prototypes for lib/XIE (#2870, Thomas Dickey). 2743. Some preliminary work on adding afb support to the fbdev driver (#2869, Sven Luther).
2727. Increase the MAXSCREENS value from 4 to 16 (Egbert Eich). 2726. Add support for printing out PCI-PCI bridge header information correctly (Egbert Eich). 2725. New RAC (Resource Access Control) code (Egbert Eich). 2723. An attempt at allowing the server to correct the /tmp/.X11-unix directory when it is possible to do so safely (David Dawes).
RAC patch 17 from Egbert
1356. Update docs and xfree86.cf to reflect the planned 3.3.4 version number. 1355. Fix resize for OpenBSD (#2814, Matthieu Herrb). 1354. Fix typo in lynx.cf and add spc8110 to SVGA driver list in xf86site.def (#2806, Thomas Mueller). 1353. Add a new DGA-1.1 acceleration function: XF86DGAFillPolygon (#2804, Edward Wang). 1352. Update Elographics and MicroTouch drivers, add Calcomp DrawingBoard tablet driver, add a new comptaible keyword to the SummaSketch driver to enable compatible tablets to work, update wacom driver (#2801, Frederic Lepied, Patrick Lecoanet, Martin Kroeker). 1351. Add Trident Blade3D support (#2799, Alan Hourihane). 1350. Add Acecad flair support (#2790, Fredrik Chabot). 1349. Update Japanese Documentation and man pages (#2789, Taketoshi Sano, xjman project). 1348. Fix XF98_S3 server for S3 Vision864 (#2783, Isao Ohishi). 1347. Add acceleration to the XF68_FBDev server (#2776, Sven Luther). 1346. Fix asm codes so that the latest egcs builds the code again (#2773, Marc Espie).
build fix
Enable the new input code (NewInput) by default in xfree86.cf. Add compatibilty support for interpreting "Pointer" sections as "InputDevice" sections in the reworked input device code.
Some build fixes and message cleanups Add Linux part of the reworked mouse driver Only initialise the log file once
2647. CID updates (third submission) (#2769, Ivan Bach, SGI). 2646. Kludge to allow a server with the glint driver to link without XInput (#2788, Marc La France). 2645. Remove unused dacSpeeds field from the ScrnInfoRec (#2788, Marc La France). 2644. Add an option to the colourmap code to allow a driver's LoadPalette() to be called even when switched out (#2788, Marc La France). 2643. Add more reasons for rejecting a mode (#2788, Marc La France). 2642. Factor in the log verbosity when reporting the verbosity to a driver (#2788, Marc La France). 2641. Allow xf86GetClocks() to be called with NULL ProtectRegs() and BlankScreen() functions (#2788, Marc La France). 2640. When deleting a screen, also free its mode lists and options (#2788, Marc La France). 2639. Allow a driver to determine if -probeonly was specified (#2788, Marc La France). 2638. Fix a large jump in changelog numbering that happened a little while ago (#2788, Marc La France). 2637. Various warning and include fixes (#2788, Marc La France). 2636. Xterm patch #103 (#2786, Thomas Dickey). 2635. SiS driver updates, including fixing the SetMClk option, change solid lines from bresenham to two-point, correct a clippling bug, and change the verbose level of some messages (#2784, 2785, Juanjo Santamarta). 2634. Fix a server loop that can happen when VT switching while a grab is in progress (#2782, Edward Wang).
more build fixes
First stage of converting the mouse driver
remove most LinkKit references
#2625-2632,2635-2641 shadowfb support for that vga driver at depths 1 and 4
remove test stuff
Fix problems building the non-HW servers when doing a loader build Fix problem building ctlseqs docs Some minor corrections to chips.sgml
Import 3D code from PI/Mesa/SGI
patches #2468 and scanpci changes
patches #2456-2465 and scanpci changes
#2394-2406, and some loader updates
merge pandix/panmi into dix/mi fix an xtrans bug introduced earlier minor server header cleanups
some adjustments to the shared libXfont support
patches for 3.9Nt, including shared libXfont.
Main branch patches from 2338-2358, except X-TT. Some loader updates
Initial batch of patches for 3.9No
R6.4 merge for xc/programs
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remainder of the first pass merge of xc/programs/Xserver
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fix linux-axp library requirements
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XAA updates, xf1bpp/xf4bpp, preliminary tseng driver, Xv extension
mostly making sure it all builds/works on SVR4.0 and Solaris fix ix86 PCI code initialisation for the case when there is no PCI bus
add functions for accessing most globals more general cleanups
Lots of build cleanups and updates Static server support More loader updates
Most recent set of changes from Marc, including the mibank code.
Xprt/Xnest 86/98 fix
Xvfb 86/98 fix
Remove the R6.4 extensions and references to "R6.4".
Fix more PC98 build problems
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#1436, and fix Xserver/Imakefile
David's wrapper plus some changes to make the server issue some more verbose output when permissions are missing
3.3.1b superpatch
Metro Link patches
fix trackers from 25 Nov 1997 to 14 Dec 1997
#1214-1217,1222,1223,1228,1230-1232,1234-1239,1241-1245,1248-1250 build tested on Linux, almost ready to release 3.9y
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Fix-trackers from 16 Nov 1997 to 21 Nov 1997.
Fix Xnest build problem
Fix Xvfb build problems
build fix
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preparing for 3.9k,#773,775-781,783,790,796,797,799,802,805,806,808,810,817,818,825
getting XF86_LOADER to build
some Imakefile updates
patches #754-757,759-765
Merge in R6.3 public patch 2 changes into the 3.3 branch
merge in X11R6.3 public patch 2
X11R6.3 public patch 2
all the 3.3 stuff for 3.9 (I won't list all the patch numbers...)
patches 396-410 for 3.2Xe
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patches #366,368,371-373,375,377,381,382,388 for 3.2Xc
#361, #363
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Most changes up to 3.2Ac (ie, pre-loader) Patches submitted for the 3.3 branch up to #358 (can't find Harm's cirrus patch though) TOG fix-trackers up to #358
Those of #310-358 appropriate for the main branch
patches 228 and 246 for GLX integration
patches 197-211
the latest patches; build ok on Linux
patches 186-196
patches 172-182, preparing for 3.2Ap
patches 157-165c
all patches up to 156
XF86_SVGA builds but does not work in 1/4 bpp
next round of build fixes
Add patches 73-82 and 83-87 Change loader to treat ModuleInit as special function Change all modules to use ModuleInit/ServerInit Add support for multi element ModulePath Add heuristic to find the module based on partial names
Patches #73-76 Add xf86_libc.h as "porting to XFree86 Modules"-header Update PEX to use this header
Fix some compile problems
#54, 56, 57, 59-72 (for 3.2Ah)
Fix some build problems
patch #53 and 55 (forgot to claim them...)
get full build on Linux to pass
fix build problems
patches #47,48,49,51/52 plus disabling miinitext when DoLoadableServer
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first cut to get PEX/XIE as loadable modules in .a format
preparation for XFree86-3.2Ad, includes first cut of the Metro Link loader code
preparation for XFree86-3.2Ac, includes #4,5,6,10,11,12,14,15,16,17,19
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X11R6.3 seq-4304
R6.3 integration
X11R6 pre-R6.3 seq-4282
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X11R6.1 beta (seq-4104)
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X11R6.1 beta (seq-4010)
PC98 changes
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prelim fix-11 merge
X11R6 Public Patch 11 (prelim version)
X11R6 Public Patch 7
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new vga256 fb cod3
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AGX server
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Amoeba fix
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X11R6 public patch 1
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Corky: You don't want to feel this burn
By CORKY CARROLL
This is my annual public service column about how to get properly prepared for going to the beach this summer.
Fri Jun 14, 2013
Corky: Good times to roll again at club's gala
By CORKY CARROLL
The infamous Windansea Surf Club is celebrating its 50-year anniversary with a huge gala fundraiser at the California Surf Museum in Oceanside Saturday. I would have reported this earlier to give you more time to plan on getting down there for this ultra-cool event but I only found out about it myself a few days ago and this is my first
Mon Jun 10, 2013
Corky: Days good and bad are part of surfing
By CORKY CARROLL
Surfing, like everything else I guess, has its good days and bad days. This goes for the surf, weather, conditions and everything else. It also goes for your individual surfing experiences. There are epic days that you will always remember and those that you are willing to forget the minute they happen. This can stem from how good the su
Mon Jun 03, 2013
Corky: Aging, maybe, but still stoked
By CORKY CARROLL
I get asked all the time how is it that I am still surfing on an everyday basis at my golden mature age of, yikes should I even say it, 65. Sometimes I am not sure if the question relates to "why" or to "how?" Both have their own challenges for those of us who are approaching "ripe." First let me address the "why?" It is because I crave
Sat May 25, 2013
Lame stuff, cool stuff sells for big bucks
By CORKY CARROLL
Vintage surfboard and memorabilia auctions are bittersweet love-hate events for me. I love them because it is great to see some really classic stuff from the great surfing yesteryears, and even greater to see people appreciating the history of our sport. I hate them because I see stuff that I threw away selling for small to large
Fri May 17, 2013
Corky: Surfer tenure bears happy memories
By CORKY CARROLL
I get asked tons of questions every day about one aspect of surfing or another. Most come in to my Ask the Expert column in the Sports Section on Wednesdays, but some just come out of the blue from people I might run into somewhere along the way. This morning I was sitting in the lineup waiting for a wave when some dude asked me what i
Fri May 03, 2013
Corky: The second life of Tom Curren
By CORKY CARROLL
I have always been a fan of California surfer Tom Curren. His parents were friends of mine and I got to watch him develop from a kid with huge potential to become one of the greatest surfers of all time. Along with being World Champion, the dude has carried as much or more respect than pretty much anybody else ever in the sport. He was u
Fri Apr 19, 2013
Corky: For some, it's more than just business
By CORKY CARROLL
We have a number of surfing industry giants headquartered here in our beautiful Orange County. I like to write about the good ones. The ones who are actually run by people who surf and, even more importantly, care about the sport, the lifestyle and the planet. etnies is one of my favorites. I guess you could say that etnies is more of a
Sat Apr 13, 2013
Corky: Glory years point to stars in the water
By CORKY CARROLL
You hear a lot about the "Golden Years" in some form or another. When talking about a person it normally means when they are old. But it can mean a certain period in their lives when they were at the top of their game or maybe famous. When talking about a surf spot it would mean a time when that spot was in the limelight or known as a "h
Sat Apr 06, 2013
Corky: Collectible surfing book on auction
By CORKY CARROLL
I like old photos. I always stop and check out the ones you see every now and then in some restaurant that shows whatever town you are in like 100 years ago. Well, there is actually a surfing book like that and it has just turned up and will be included in the big surf auction at the Surfing Heritage & Culture Center in San Clemente
Fri Mar 22, 2013
Corky: Big waves don't scare all
By CORKY CARROLL
This week I want to talk about guts and glory. Bravery and balls. Nerves and gnarlyness. Hair and hairy. What's got into me you ask? Well it all sort of centers around this dude Garrett McNamara. Most of you know that not long ago he hit the worldwide press for having ridden what has been called a 100-foot wave off Portugal. Who
Sat Mar 16, 2013
Corky: Paddling out, finding perfect day
By CORKY CARROLL
This morning my alarm went off at 6:20 a.m. Normally, I don't set an alarm or wake up that early. But today I knew the surf was going to peak and I wanted to be on it early. The mid-morning crowds have been plentiful lately and with the lack of swell in recent weeks everybody is pretty hungry for waves. So I got up and downed a good cup
Sat Mar 09, 2013
Corky: Cool cats hung out at Salt Creek
By CORKY CARROLL
There is a cool surf spot in southern Orange County called "Salt Creek." It's located just below the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Dana Point and one of the more expensive and exclusive housing developments in the area. To surf there these days you have to park in a metered parking lot on top of the hill and walk down to the beach. The walk down
Sat Mar 02, 2013
Corky: Meet Ron, whom I shall call 'Sharkey'
By CORKY CARROLL
Surfers, much like people in most sports, tend to get nicknames. There have been some great ones through the years, too. The art is in nailing the perfect one for the particular person who is getting it. And the rule is you can't think up your own. It has to be bestowed upon you by a jury or your peers or at least by one of them.
Fri Feb 22, 2013
Corky: 'Dog' stood out for talent and class
By CORKY CARROLL
In the early 1960's Doheny State Park in Dana Point was the afternoon surf hangout for the Orange County surfing community. The standard afternoon westerly winds would blow across Dana Point and become straight offshore at Doheny, making the surf excellent. It would be smaller there due to the fact that the swell had to wrap aroun
Fri Feb 15, 2013
Corky: High school vision leads to global brand
By CORKY CARROLL
Lost International is an Orange County surfing company. It was started by local surfboard shaper and artist Matt Biolos back in the 1980's and has grown into one of the most successful brands in the surfing industry today. As evidence of this fact Lost has just been nominated for SIMA (Surfing Industry Manufacturers Association) Image Aw
Sat Feb 09, 2013
Corky: Light years from Pony Express
By CORKY CARROLL
I love modern technology. All of it. The new and better surfing equipment for sure, but also all the cool stuff that makes you go, "how did we ever exist without the whatever it is that you are talking about." Cell phones are a perfect example. Remember back when only Captain Kirk and Spock had them? We haven't quite reached the "beam me
Sat Feb 02, 2013
Corky: Wherever it is, Sano's special
By CORKY CARROLL
One of the great and legendary surfing spots anywhere in the world is our own San Onofre Surf Beach, just south of San Clemente. I am not sure if technically it is in San Diego County or Orange County, but the fact that it is north of the big stretch between San Clemente and Oceanside makes it part of the O.C. culture either way. (Editor's no
Fri Jan 25, 2013
Useful, novel come together at expo
By CORKY CARROLL
For the past three days I have immersed myself in the surfing industry at the Surf Expo in Orlando, Fla. This is the largest trade show in the world for surfing and surfing-related products. It is held at the Orange County Convention Center. Weird huh? Funny how they stole the name of our county. And everything here is a "world."
Fri Jan 18, 2013
Corky: Life with Weber was quite a ride
By CORKY CARROLL
Recently on the market in the surfing books category is the very impressive biography of Dewey Weber, the "Little Man on Wheels." I just received my copy and am in the middle of it as we speak. The book, by Gerald Derloshon, is a great read and has great photos to go along with it. If you are any kind of student of surfing histor
Sat Jan 12, 2013
Corky: Beach, surf safety taken for granted
By CORKY CARROLL
I have been meaning to write about today's subject for a while now but events of this morning finally kicked me in the butt to take on this issue. It involves the safety aspect of both surfing and of hanging out at the beach. I guess it also goes for other areas as well, but my story is surf and beach related so I will stick with that fo
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no matter who you know they can't force him to pay you. not legally at least. even if you know a judge you'd still have to go through the courts
Well it will not cost me nothing I have a personal lawyer friend whois looking into it and will not charge me
I also have several witnesses who would testify!!! It is not justabout the money I would like a personal apology for his rudeness andarrogance!!!
I may be missing something but why did you pay for food that you didnot order? Are you saying you paid for full meals you didn't orderthat were left on the table because you were asked to leave therestaurant for daring to complain? If it came to that I would havewalked out but NOT paid for something I didn't order or want.
Did you eat all of your food and then realized that it wasn't what youordered? How did that happen? You said that the manager said that you'complained about the food that you already ate' Did you?
When exactly did you pay for this meal you want refunded? Sounds likethe meal was never finished.
Did you eat it? It doesn't matter if you ordered what he thought you did... did you ordid you not eat the food you were presented with?
following him? This story seems to be missing some details. But amanager should never direct you back to a server (unless this was anepisode of Undercover Boss, and the "server" was really the CEO).


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From an opponents point of view, giving me one must stop unit makes life easy. I'll stick everything into it until it stops twitching.
You need to give me multiple threats that will arrive at the same time to screw me over. That's why pods can work.
How are you getting the blood slaughterer to me? If I see stuff like that I either avoid (tau) or tarpit (blobs).