The Soft Channel device support requests pass-1 initialization.
It no longer needs to initialize the INP link or allocate the
array buffer itself, these are taken care of elsewhere.
The record code uses PACT to remember that the device must be
initialized again in pass 1.
Allowing this while expanding DBD files for IOCs can insert other
device supports before of the Base "Soft Channel" ones, making the
other type the default. Adds a note that DBD file order matters.
Fixes lp: #1908305
rtems_init.c will write out a dhcpcd.conf if one doesn't already
exist, but if there's a filesystem including this file, don't write
over it, use whatever's there instead.
This fixes github issue #97:
Reading into an aai record from a compress or histogram or subArray record
could cause a segfault if the aai record was initialized before the
linked one.
rt18139 was not working with DHCP when running osiSockTest.
e1000 exhibits the annoying ~60s delay when rtems initializes, but at least
the tests get a network connection for now.
Use strtok_r rather than strtok
Use strlen() rather than harcoded string size. GCC should optimize
this to the hardcoded string size, so the result should be the same
but maybe prevents future mistakes.
replace strncpy() with snprintf() to avoid issues with NULL terminated
strings.
rt18139 was not working with DHCP when running osiSockTest.
e1000 exhibits the annoying ~60s delay when rtems initializes, but at least
the tests get a network connection for now.
In the future, it would be nice to add an ioc shell command to launch
into an RTEMS shell, but for now, it can be helpful when debugging to
enable this section for poking around in an RTEMS shell check network
configuration and stuff like that.
RTEMS dhcp will wait indefinitely for a response.
rtems_init.c will wait on DHCP for 10 minutes, before timing out and
starting main(). Note that rtems should still be waiting in the
background and a dhcp connection could still come up after this timeout.
Use strtok_r rather than strtok
Use strlen() rather than harcoded string size. GCC should optimize
this to the hardcoded string size, so the result should be the same
but maybe prevents future mistakes.
replace strncpy() with snprintf() to avoid issues with NULL terminated
strings.
Use strtok_r rather than strtok
Use strlen() rather than harcoded string size. GCC should optimize
this to the hardcoded string size, so the result should be the same
but maybe prevents future mistakes.
replace strncpy() with snprintf() to avoid issues with NULL terminated
strings.
