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   Improve JH7110 support:
   - Round to the nearest achievable clock rate instead of rounding down.
   - Make sure we don't set a divider to zero.
   - Fully initialize PLL0 when setting its rate.
   - Bump PLL0 rate regardless of what the firmware configures it to.

   This avoids issues with firmware based on upstream U-Boot.

   ok jca@

   Clarify CCR file format: the payload is encapsulated inside an OCTET STRING

   Brought up by William McCall

   This is a mechanical change.

   discussed with / OK tb@

   Add RK3588 support.

   ok dlg@

   Avoid segments greater than maxsegsz during map merging
   Apply the same fix as done in iommu.c rev 1.83

   OK jan@ kettenis@

   Implement SIOCGIFRXR in ice(4) so that systat mbuf shows the queues.
   OK stsp@

   Enable ice(4) on arm64. Works out of the box.
   OK kettenis@ deraadt@ jca@

   silence "mm_log_handler: write: Broken pipe" logspam

   re-enable POOL_DEBUG
   ok deraadt@

   7.8-current
   ok deraadt@

   When tab-completing a filename, ensure that the completed string
   does not end up mid-way through a multibyte character, as this
   will cause a fatal() later on.

   based on GHPR#587 from @TaoistBrickscarrier; feedback tb@ kevlo@
   ok dtucker@

   fix crash at exit (visible via ssh-keygen -D) when multiple keys
   loaded. ok markus deraadt dtucker

   Fix association to access points which have all 802.11b rates disabled.

   When I replaced ieee80211_iserp_sta() with a check for the extended
   rates information element I wrongly assumed that this information
   element would always be present if 11g is supported. However, the
   xrates IE only appears in 11b/g mixed mode. APs which have 802.11b
   rates completely disabled can announce all rates via the regular
   rates IE and never send the xrates IE.

   Ensure that we recognize such APs as 11g-capable regardless of the
   missing xrates IE. Otherwise assocation can fail due to a mismatch
   of basic rates.

   Problem reported by landry@

   ok phessler@ sthen@

   openssh-10.2

   The only change since 10.1 is the channels.c fix

   use multiple txqs to spread traffic handling over softnet threads.

   implement "checksum offload" between rport pairs.

   this allows the kernel to skip ip/tcp/udp checksum calculation for
   packets between rdomains.

   rport interfaces advertise checksum offload capabilities to the
   stack, so the stack will set CSUM_OUT mbuf flags rather than do the
   checksum calculation for packets being transmitted on an port
   interface. when these packets are sent back into the stack by the
   partner rport interface, the CSUM_OUT flags get mapped to equivalent
   CSUM_IN_OK flags. this is modelled on how lo(4) does the same thing.

   ice(4): print no. of queues during attach

   ok bluhm@, stsp@

   sys/time.h needed before sys/futex.h

   When we move to more partitions, MAKEDEV will need sysctl kern.maxpartitions.
   The ramdisk sysctl is a minimal version which only knows certain variables,
   so add this one into the list.

   Revert previous. Let's deal with it when the portable release is out.

   test framework: allow overriding the "/tmp/" directory

   Windows is super picky when it comes to paths, so it needs some special
   massaging. Will let us avoid a patch or hack in portable.

   Drop variable names from the swapctl(2) prototype, per style(9).

   ok tb@

   propagate errors from bnxt_up() back to userspace

   Reveals errors that can occur during 'ifconfig bnxt0 down up', such as:
   ifconfig: bnxt0: SIOCSIFFLAGS: Cannot allocate memory

   help & ok jmatthew@ sf@ jan@

   don't reuse c->isatty for signalling that the remote channel
   has a tty attached as this causes side effects, e.g. in
   channel_handle_rfd(). bz3872

   ok markus@

   unbreak vport to vport communication on the same veb.

   veb is now set up to support port interfaces that can do checksum
   offloading on behalf of the network stack (or virtual machines via
   tun_hdr offloads). to allow packets leaving the kernel ip stack via
   a vport interface to use hardware offloading, vport interfaces
   advertise ip/tcp/udp offloads. veb then fixes up the packet if
   the outgoing port doesn't support the necessary offload.

   however, veb and vport can be used to support communication between
   rdomains. this means packets can leave the stack via a vport interface
   in one rdomain, and then enter the stack again on another vport.
   in this situation the packets (re)entering the stack don't have
   checksums calculated because vport advertises csum offloads, so the
   packets get dropped.

   this has vport map the CSUM_OUT flags to CSUM_IN flags before pushing
   the packets into the stack again, despite the checksums not being
   calculated. this is modelled on the behaviour of lo(4) and tun(4)/

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   oops, accidental commit, backout

   openssh-10.1

   update documentation for btrace(8) and dt(4) so it matches
   the code we have in tree. Lot of suggestions from claudio@
   and ingo@.

   OK deraadt@

   Make -mserialize-volatile the default. Correctly, this time.

   Add newly required #include <sys/disklabel.h>

   ok deraadt@

   few more places to use DL_PARTNUM2NAME / DL_PARTNAME2NUM