Hook up the btcfi test.

Add regress for powerpc* AltiVec with subnormal floats

Older CPUs do an AltiVec assist trap, EXC_VECAST_G4 or EXC_VECAST_G5
in /sys/arch/powerpc/powerpc/trap.c; newer CPUs (like POWER9) don't
trap. The trap's emulation of subnormal floats should give almost the
same results as the POWER9.

This test is only for powerpc or powerpc64 with AltiVec. anton@
explained how to skip the test if we're on the wrong arch or don't
have AltiVec.

ok anton@

Add regress suite for the noperm mfs mount flag. Protection of the root vnode
should be effective now. Let's make sure it stays that way.

Re-add line continuation \ that went missing in the previous commit

Regress test for sparse files & mmap with different FSs

This test creates a file with a hole in the middle and then checks that
when reading or mmaping the whole file, the data is correct.

This catches the bug introduced by the
"Implement VFS read clustering for MSDOSFS" commit that hat to be
reverted.

For now, we run the test with FAT16, FAT32, FFS

With much advice from bluhm@

Make mount points and makefiles for file system tests consistent.
Link tests to the build.

Cleanup the mount point and vnd devices before and after the test.
Use objdir and curdir correctly. Link ffs regress to the build.

be more careful determining which regress/sys/arch/XXX directory to
enter; issue came up a dir was deleted containing a obj@ link
ok millert

add regress tests for automatic port allocation.
- enable ipv4
- leave ipv6 disabled

Do not fail the regression tests if python or the scapy package is
not installed. Print a warning, explain the problem and skip the
test in this case. Also skip the test if the environment has not
been configured for the remote test target machine. Fix the Makefile
to run the tests with or without an obj directory. Finally link
the netinet6 regression tests into the build.

Test the IPv6 address printing of pf_print_host() in net/pf.c.
help and ok mpf

Remove fdescfs

Add tedu's copy* test, turned into a regress test by me.

Look for tests in sys/arch/MACHINE_ARCH as well if necessary; and move the
m88k userland trap tests to its MACHINE_ARCH directory.

Simple unaligned-pc ptrace evil test.

Code initially for sparc from Mark Kettenis, KNF and other architectures
snippets by yours truly.

Regress at your own risc on sparc and m68060 for now.

Add fifofs regress (currently fails)

go deeper

Add ddb subdir, and alphabeticize them

splay regression test

disable miscfs for now (ever?).

enable crypto

enable fifofs restarting on signal test.

no more need to explicitly specify regress: _SUBDIRUSE targets anymore.
XXX - what about the install targets?

traverse down into fdescfs and uvm

$OpenBSD$

fix Makefiles

copy from netbsd...

branches: 1.1.1;
Initial revision

Add regress for powerpc* AltiVec with subnormal floats

Older CPUs do an AltiVec assist trap, EXC_VECAST_G4 or EXC_VECAST_G5
in /sys/arch/powerpc/powerpc/trap.c; newer CPUs (like POWER9) don't
trap. The trap's emulation of subnormal floats should give almost the
same results as the POWER9.

This test is only for powerpc or powerpc64 with AltiVec. anton@
explained how to skip the test if we're on the wrong arch or don't
have AltiVec.

ok anton@

Add regress suite for the noperm mfs mount flag. Protection of the root vnode
should be effective now. Let's make sure it stays that way.

Re-add line continuation \ that went missing in the previous commit

Regress test for sparse files & mmap with different FSs

This test creates a file with a hole in the middle and then checks that
when reading or mmaping the whole file, the data is correct.

This catches the bug introduced by the
"Implement VFS read clustering for MSDOSFS" commit that hat to be
reverted.

For now, we run the test with FAT16, FAT32, FFS

With much advice from bluhm@

Make mount points and makefiles for file system tests consistent.
Link tests to the build.

Cleanup the mount point and vnd devices before and after the test.
Use objdir and curdir correctly. Link ffs regress to the build.

be more careful determining which regress/sys/arch/XXX directory to
enter; issue came up a dir was deleted containing a obj@ link
ok millert

add regress tests for automatic port allocation.
- enable ipv4
- leave ipv6 disabled

Do not fail the regression tests if python or the scapy package is
not installed. Print a warning, explain the problem and skip the
test in this case. Also skip the test if the environment has not
been configured for the remote test target machine. Fix the Makefile
to run the tests with or without an obj directory. Finally link
the netinet6 regression tests into the build.

Test the IPv6 address printing of pf_print_host() in net/pf.c.
help and ok mpf

Remove fdescfs

Add tedu's copy* test, turned into a regress test by me.

Look for tests in sys/arch/MACHINE_ARCH as well if necessary; and move the
m88k userland trap tests to its MACHINE_ARCH directory.

Simple unaligned-pc ptrace evil test.

Code initially for sparc from Mark Kettenis, KNF and other architectures
snippets by yours truly.

Regress at your own risc on sparc and m68060 for now.

Add fifofs regress (currently fails)

go deeper

Add ddb subdir, and alphabeticize them

splay regression test

disable miscfs for now (ever?).

enable crypto

enable fifofs restarting on signal test.

no more need to explicitly specify regress: _SUBDIRUSE targets anymore.
XXX - what about the install targets?

traverse down into fdescfs and uvm

$OpenBSD$

fix Makefiles

copy from netbsd...

branches: 1.1.1;
Initial revision

Add regress suite for the noperm mfs mount flag. Protection of the root vnode
should be effective now. Let's make sure it stays that way.

Re-add line continuation \ that went missing in the previous commit

Regress test for sparse files & mmap with different FSs

This test creates a file with a hole in the middle and then checks that
when reading or mmaping the whole file, the data is correct.

This catches the bug introduced by the
"Implement VFS read clustering for MSDOSFS" commit that hat to be
reverted.

For now, we run the test with FAT16, FAT32, FFS

With much advice from bluhm@

Make mount points and makefiles for file system tests consistent.
Link tests to the build.

Cleanup the mount point and vnd devices before and after the test.
Use objdir and curdir correctly. Link ffs regress to the build.

be more careful determining which regress/sys/arch/XXX directory to
enter; issue came up a dir was deleted containing a obj@ link
ok millert

add regress tests for automatic port allocation.
- enable ipv4
- leave ipv6 disabled

Do not fail the regression tests if python or the scapy package is
not installed. Print a warning, explain the problem and skip the
test in this case. Also skip the test if the environment has not
been configured for the remote test target machine. Fix the Makefile
to run the tests with or without an obj directory. Finally link
the netinet6 regression tests into the build.

Test the IPv6 address printing of pf_print_host() in net/pf.c.
help and ok mpf

Remove fdescfs

Add tedu's copy* test, turned into a regress test by me.

Look for tests in sys/arch/MACHINE_ARCH as well if necessary; and move the
m88k userland trap tests to its MACHINE_ARCH directory.

Simple unaligned-pc ptrace evil test.

Code initially for sparc from Mark Kettenis, KNF and other architectures
snippets by yours truly.

Regress at your own risc on sparc and m68060 for now.

Add fifofs regress (currently fails)

go deeper

Add ddb subdir, and alphabeticize them

splay regression test

disable miscfs for now (ever?).

enable crypto

enable fifofs restarting on signal test.

no more need to explicitly specify regress: _SUBDIRUSE targets anymore.
XXX - what about the install targets?

traverse down into fdescfs and uvm

$OpenBSD$

fix Makefiles

copy from netbsd...

branches: 1.1.1;
Initial revision

Re-add line continuation \ that went missing in the previous commit

Regress test for sparse files & mmap with different FSs

This test creates a file with a hole in the middle and then checks that
when reading or mmaping the whole file, the data is correct.

This catches the bug introduced by the
"Implement VFS read clustering for MSDOSFS" commit that hat to be
reverted.

For now, we run the test with FAT16, FAT32, FFS

With much advice from bluhm@

Make mount points and makefiles for file system tests consistent.
Link tests to the build.

Cleanup the mount point and vnd devices before and after the test.
Use objdir and curdir correctly. Link ffs regress to the build.

be more careful determining which regress/sys/arch/XXX directory to
enter; issue came up a dir was deleted containing a obj@ link
ok millert

add regress tests for automatic port allocation.
- enable ipv4
- leave ipv6 disabled

Do not fail the regression tests if python or the scapy package is
not installed. Print a warning, explain the problem and skip the
test in this case. Also skip the test if the environment has not
been configured for the remote test target machine. Fix the Makefile
to run the tests with or without an obj directory. Finally link
the netinet6 regression tests into the build.

Test the IPv6 address printing of pf_print_host() in net/pf.c.
help and ok mpf

Remove fdescfs

Add tedu's copy* test, turned into a regress test by me.

Look for tests in sys/arch/MACHINE_ARCH as well if necessary; and move the
m88k userland trap tests to its MACHINE_ARCH directory.

Simple unaligned-pc ptrace evil test.

Code initially for sparc from Mark Kettenis, KNF and other architectures
snippets by yours truly.

Regress at your own risc on sparc and m68060 for now.

Add fifofs regress (currently fails)

go deeper

Add ddb subdir, and alphabeticize them

splay regression test

disable miscfs for now (ever?).

enable crypto

enable fifofs restarting on signal test.

no more need to explicitly specify regress: _SUBDIRUSE targets anymore.
XXX - what about the install targets?

traverse down into fdescfs and uvm

$OpenBSD$

fix Makefiles

copy from netbsd...

branches: 1.1.1;
Initial revision