On Thu, 13 Aug 2009, Adam Hamsik wrote: > Modified Files: > src/sys/kern: sys_generic.c > > Log Message: > Allow undescribed, direct ioctls as used by Unix. This capability was removed > in BSD, presumably because nothing used it any more. > Third party system software written for Unix (like ZFS) requires this to work > without significant modifications.
What is an "undescribed, direct ioctl", and where is it documented? I thought NetBSD was a kind of Unix. Perhaps you meant "as used by <insert version of unix here>". And please don't write log messages with lines longer than 80 chars. > Ok supremeleader@ Who? --apb (Alan Barrett)
