Lower bound for how long to prefer IPv6 at least.
RFC 8925 suggests 5 minutes, so that's what we are going with.
kn noticed that if the IPv6-Only preferred option is send from the
server with a value of 0, dhcpleased(8) would still request a lease
while apple devices would not.
There were two problems with that:
1. A value of 0 would be treated as turning the feature of, which is
not correct.
2. The value would be used for a timeout, so a very small value would
create a timeout that would constantly fire.
OK kn
rpki-client: improve error message for duplicate TALs
Using several TALs with the same SPKI doesn't really make sense and no
longer works due to the way the CCR is constructed. Since the current
error is very confusing, hint more clearly at the problem.
Prompted by a report by Gregory Edigarov on misc.
ok job
In pseudo-assembly statements, %L implies a trailing %., so constructs using
%L%. are wrong.
The fact that this never caused any assembler complaints hints that the two
occurrences of this wrong construct are never hit - and in fact, commenting
them out entirely does not appear to change anything in generated code.
Let cmmu_apr_cmode() also provide the value of CACHE_GLOBAL if needed, rather
than have pmap use an incorrect heuristic to decide whether it can be cleared.
If write() returned short, the subsequent write would restart from the
beginning of the buffer not the end of what was written. Fix, since
we want modpipe to corrupt data for testing purposes deliberately not
accidentally. ok djm@
drm/i915/backlight: Return immediately when scale() finds invalid parameters
From Guenter Roeck
f89a0f1459dbc76c1ac95f1b2b04847e3ae76a34 in linux-6.12.y/6.12.50
6f71507415841d1a6d38118e5fa0eaf0caab9c17 in mainline linux
backout r1.243 (fix for fatal during tab-completion with some multibyte
sequences) as it breaks the common case for tab completion.
Will deal with it properly after release.
Make the m88k disassembler recognize more forms of ld and st instructions,
especially in scaled mode. Helps gdb correctly disassemble the code gcc can
produce...