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Packets forwarded by NICs using the igb driver are corrupted when
TSO is enabled. It appears that a train of back-to-back packets from the
same flow coalesced by LRO are not correctly re-generated by TSO. This
workaround prevents the problem by disabling TSO.
This problem does not occur in the Kenwood code base, so this workaround
should NOT be merged forward to Kenwood.
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Floppy device driver is now builtin the kernel.
Mount will load necessary filesystems
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For Bug 250, need to get timestamp from start of shell.
Otherwise, all commands show up as now
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Bugfix 250
Collect more shell history and force append
Note: this overrides default setting of HISTCONTROL in .bashrc
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Unload unused RAID modules.
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This change prevents operator from seeing the reboot command in
completion.
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loaded)
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Use $UNIONFS environment variable
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This gets rid of a build error from lintian
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'terminal'
to allowed-op file so that they not flagged as invalid commands when logged in as a operator level user
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them
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deletes local changes and keeps the user in configure mode.
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* rename pre-glendale start-up config.
* warn user when loading a pre-glendale config.
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Bugfix: 2985
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