attempt to standardise the way we specify speeds in our name description (Nd)
lines;

sthen and deraadt argued for unit suffixes for speeds 1Gb+
deraadt also requested Gigabit be standardised to 1Gb

ok sthen deraadt ian benno

Unmention iommu

This driver does not attach at iommu?, we have no iommu(4).
There since import from NetBSD.

OK jmc

consistently spell "real-time clock";
ok deraadt bentley schwarze

if there is an audioamd page, i can;t find it;
while here, kill some Tn;

no more sparc;

by my reckoning, no more pages for tslot, cgfourteen, pninek,
pnozz, tcx, or presto;

isp -> qlw

simplify ISPxxxx namings in Nd lines, ok kettenis jmc

update qla/qlw entries; use the exact Nd text: all other pages do this,
and trying to be tailor the description doesn;t work;

qlw(4) on sbus(4)

add qla; ok dlg

Xr ti 4

First pass at removing clauses 3 and 4 from NetBSD licenses.

Not sure what's more surprising: how long it took for NetBSD to
catch up to the rest of the BSDs (including UCB), or the amount of
code that NetBSD has claimed for itself without attributing to the
actual authors.

OK deraadt@

use the right capitalization for `QLogic'

ok jsing@

convert to new .Dd format;

FibreChannel -> Fibre Channel, to be consistent with the rest
of our pages;

ok dlg

sync for bpp.4;

gem@sbus

sync sbus scsi device list;

drop trailing full stops from the device list;

sync the stp entry;

various missing entries, and some Nd sync; ok miod

standardise headers and blurb for the device lists; ok miod

sbus -> SBus;

a little better .Nd;

.Nd sync continues...

the start of making .Nd lines more useful for section4;
this diff addresses ethernet devices only

input from nick jsg deraadt, maybe some others

A start at removing long Xr lists near the end. Almost all the things
have been mentioned up higher already, so the Xr list near the bottom
was always getting out of date. It is just not realistic to expect that
it could ever be kept up to date; ok jmc

Preliminary xbox support: attaches, memory mapping and interrupts work, but
DMA transfers are not implemented yet, and are disabled (which causes drivers
to SBus cards on the xbox to fail to attach).

In practice, this allows frame buffers to work, maybe more devices; DMA
support will be worked on in the near future.

man pages for the clocks on sparc/sparc64. getting the links right was
painful...

A potpourri of Xr and layout fixes.

ok deraadt@

Enter rfx, driver for the SBus RasterFlex frame buffer family.
Currently 8-bit only for now.

This apparently completes the SBus frame buffer support list - yet if
you stumble upon an unsupported SBus frame buffer, I'd love to hear about it...

fix weird formatting issues in SYNOPSIS;
diff from Brian Poole;

Xr auxio (and set the description to something that doesn't refer to me)

alphabetic

use width 12n and -compact

oops

Rename p9k to pninek, since device base names with digits are confusing;
per deraadt@'s request.

text changes requested by miod

fix some descriptions

New driver and wsdisplay type for the Weitek Power9000 and Brooktree Bt445
combination, found on the Tadpole SPARCbook 3 only (later model use the
Power9100 and are already supported).

Untested for lack of hardware and volunteers, but carefully crafted; if it
does not work out of the box, this should be a good starting point.

"worth having in the tree" millert@

and missing Xr

list new devices miod forgot

typos;

Time to cleanup:
o) start new sentence on a new line;
o) wrap long lines;
o) don't use .Pp before/after .Sh, .Ss;
o) OpenBSD -> .Ox;
o) typos;
o) close .Rs;
o) use space between arguments in tag, for example:
.Xr blabla ) .

miod@ ok

Incomplete section 4 mi manual page cleanup.
- make configuration lines match GENERIC files
- more Xr (hopefully usefule Xr)
- never mention intro(4) on non-physical devices (i.e. protocols), always
mention it for physical devices
- random text style and quoting fixes
- drivers ported from FreeBSD did mention rc.conf instead of hostname.if as
the place to put mediaopt
- some .Tn UNIX -> .Ox replacements
- etc, etc...

reviewd in part by deraadt@ (until he got bored of this)

pretty

prepare for upcoming stp(4) driver

Add -compact to be consistent with cardbus.4

Well, it formatted better my way... I'm not THAT tired.

pay attention, sleepy jason!

Xr audiocs, audioamd

make this more like pci(4)

Xr and other gibble

sbus(4) man page from NetBSD

Unmention iommu

This driver does not attach at iommu?, we have no iommu(4).
There since import from NetBSD.

OK jmc

consistently spell "real-time clock";
ok deraadt bentley schwarze

if there is an audioamd page, i can;t find it;
while here, kill some Tn;

no more sparc;

by my reckoning, no more pages for tslot, cgfourteen, pninek,
pnozz, tcx, or presto;

isp -> qlw

simplify ISPxxxx namings in Nd lines, ok kettenis jmc

update qla/qlw entries; use the exact Nd text: all other pages do this,
and trying to be tailor the description doesn;t work;

qlw(4) on sbus(4)

add qla; ok dlg

Xr ti 4

First pass at removing clauses 3 and 4 from NetBSD licenses.

Not sure what's more surprising: how long it took for NetBSD to
catch up to the rest of the BSDs (including UCB), or the amount of
code that NetBSD has claimed for itself without attributing to the
actual authors.

OK deraadt@

use the right capitalization for `QLogic'

ok jsing@

convert to new .Dd format;

FibreChannel -> Fibre Channel, to be consistent with the rest
of our pages;

ok dlg

sync for bpp.4;

gem@sbus

sync sbus scsi device list;

drop trailing full stops from the device list;

sync the stp entry;

various missing entries, and some Nd sync; ok miod

standardise headers and blurb for the device lists; ok miod

sbus -> SBus;

a little better .Nd;

.Nd sync continues...

the start of making .Nd lines more useful for section4;
this diff addresses ethernet devices only

input from nick jsg deraadt, maybe some others

A start at removing long Xr lists near the end. Almost all the things
have been mentioned up higher already, so the Xr list near the bottom
was always getting out of date. It is just not realistic to expect that
it could ever be kept up to date; ok jmc

Preliminary xbox support: attaches, memory mapping and interrupts work, but
DMA transfers are not implemented yet, and are disabled (which causes drivers
to SBus cards on the xbox to fail to attach).

In practice, this allows frame buffers to work, maybe more devices; DMA
support will be worked on in the near future.

man pages for the clocks on sparc/sparc64. getting the links right was
painful...

A potpourri of Xr and layout fixes.

ok deraadt@

Enter rfx, driver for the SBus RasterFlex frame buffer family.
Currently 8-bit only for now.

This apparently completes the SBus frame buffer support list - yet if
you stumble upon an unsupported SBus frame buffer, I'd love to hear about it...

fix weird formatting issues in SYNOPSIS;
diff from Brian Poole;

Xr auxio (and set the description to something that doesn't refer to me)

alphabetic

use width 12n and -compact

oops

Rename p9k to pninek, since device base names with digits are confusing;
per deraadt@'s request.

text changes requested by miod

fix some descriptions

New driver and wsdisplay type for the Weitek Power9000 and Brooktree Bt445
combination, found on the Tadpole SPARCbook 3 only (later model use the
Power9100 and are already supported).

Untested for lack of hardware and volunteers, but carefully crafted; if it
does not work out of the box, this should be a good starting point.

"worth having in the tree" millert@

and missing Xr

list new devices miod forgot

typos;

Time to cleanup:
o) start new sentence on a new line;
o) wrap long lines;
o) don't use .Pp before/after .Sh, .Ss;
o) OpenBSD -> .Ox;
o) typos;
o) close .Rs;
o) use space between arguments in tag, for example:
.Xr blabla ) .

miod@ ok

Incomplete section 4 mi manual page cleanup.
- make configuration lines match GENERIC files
- more Xr (hopefully usefule Xr)
- never mention intro(4) on non-physical devices (i.e. protocols), always
mention it for physical devices
- random text style and quoting fixes
- drivers ported from FreeBSD did mention rc.conf instead of hostname.if as
the place to put mediaopt
- some .Tn UNIX -> .Ox replacements
- etc, etc...

reviewd in part by deraadt@ (until he got bored of this)

pretty

prepare for upcoming stp(4) driver

Add -compact to be consistent with cardbus.4

Well, it formatted better my way... I'm not THAT tired.

pay attention, sleepy jason!

Xr audiocs, audioamd

make this more like pci(4)

Xr and other gibble

sbus(4) man page from NetBSD

consistently spell "real-time clock";
ok deraadt bentley schwarze

if there is an audioamd page, i can;t find it;
while here, kill some Tn;

no more sparc;

by my reckoning, no more pages for tslot, cgfourteen, pninek,
pnozz, tcx, or presto;

isp -> qlw

simplify ISPxxxx namings in Nd lines, ok kettenis jmc

update qla/qlw entries; use the exact Nd text: all other pages do this,
and trying to be tailor the description doesn;t work;

qlw(4) on sbus(4)

add qla; ok dlg

Xr ti 4

First pass at removing clauses 3 and 4 from NetBSD licenses.

Not sure what's more surprising: how long it took for NetBSD to
catch up to the rest of the BSDs (including UCB), or the amount of
code that NetBSD has claimed for itself without attributing to the
actual authors.

OK deraadt@

use the right capitalization for `QLogic'

ok jsing@

convert to new .Dd format;

FibreChannel -> Fibre Channel, to be consistent with the rest
of our pages;

ok dlg

sync for bpp.4;

gem@sbus

sync sbus scsi device list;

drop trailing full stops from the device list;

sync the stp entry;

various missing entries, and some Nd sync; ok miod

standardise headers and blurb for the device lists; ok miod

sbus -> SBus;

a little better .Nd;

.Nd sync continues...

the start of making .Nd lines more useful for section4;
this diff addresses ethernet devices only

input from nick jsg deraadt, maybe some others

A start at removing long Xr lists near the end. Almost all the things
have been mentioned up higher already, so the Xr list near the bottom
was always getting out of date. It is just not realistic to expect that
it could ever be kept up to date; ok jmc

Preliminary xbox support: attaches, memory mapping and interrupts work, but
DMA transfers are not implemented yet, and are disabled (which causes drivers
to SBus cards on the xbox to fail to attach).

In practice, this allows frame buffers to work, maybe more devices; DMA
support will be worked on in the near future.

man pages for the clocks on sparc/sparc64. getting the links right was
painful...

A potpourri of Xr and layout fixes.

ok deraadt@

Enter rfx, driver for the SBus RasterFlex frame buffer family.
Currently 8-bit only for now.

This apparently completes the SBus frame buffer support list - yet if
you stumble upon an unsupported SBus frame buffer, I'd love to hear about it...

fix weird formatting issues in SYNOPSIS;
diff from Brian Poole;

Xr auxio (and set the description to something that doesn't refer to me)

alphabetic

use width 12n and -compact

oops

Rename p9k to pninek, since device base names with digits are confusing;
per deraadt@'s request.

text changes requested by miod

fix some descriptions

New driver and wsdisplay type for the Weitek Power9000 and Brooktree Bt445
combination, found on the Tadpole SPARCbook 3 only (later model use the
Power9100 and are already supported).

Untested for lack of hardware and volunteers, but carefully crafted; if it
does not work out of the box, this should be a good starting point.

"worth having in the tree" millert@

and missing Xr

list new devices miod forgot

typos;

Time to cleanup:
o) start new sentence on a new line;
o) wrap long lines;
o) don't use .Pp before/after .Sh, .Ss;
o) OpenBSD -> .Ox;
o) typos;
o) close .Rs;
o) use space between arguments in tag, for example:
.Xr blabla ) .

miod@ ok

Incomplete section 4 mi manual page cleanup.
- make configuration lines match GENERIC files
- more Xr (hopefully usefule Xr)
- never mention intro(4) on non-physical devices (i.e. protocols), always
mention it for physical devices
- random text style and quoting fixes
- drivers ported from FreeBSD did mention rc.conf instead of hostname.if as
the place to put mediaopt
- some .Tn UNIX -> .Ox replacements
- etc, etc...

reviewd in part by deraadt@ (until he got bored of this)

pretty

prepare for upcoming stp(4) driver

Add -compact to be consistent with cardbus.4

Well, it formatted better my way... I'm not THAT tired.

pay attention, sleepy jason!

Xr audiocs, audioamd

make this more like pci(4)

Xr and other gibble

sbus(4) man page from NetBSD

no more sparc;

by my reckoning, no more pages for tslot, cgfourteen, pninek,
pnozz, tcx, or presto;

isp -> qlw

simplify ISPxxxx namings in Nd lines, ok kettenis jmc

update qla/qlw entries; use the exact Nd text: all other pages do this,
and trying to be tailor the description doesn;t work;

qlw(4) on sbus(4)

add qla; ok dlg

Xr ti 4

First pass at removing clauses 3 and 4 from NetBSD licenses.

Not sure what's more surprising: how long it took for NetBSD to
catch up to the rest of the BSDs (including UCB), or the amount of
code that NetBSD has claimed for itself without attributing to the
actual authors.

OK deraadt@

use the right capitalization for `QLogic'

ok jsing@

convert to new .Dd format;

FibreChannel -> Fibre Channel, to be consistent with the rest
of our pages;

ok dlg

sync for bpp.4;

gem@sbus

sync sbus scsi device list;

drop trailing full stops from the device list;

sync the stp entry;

various missing entries, and some Nd sync; ok miod

standardise headers and blurb for the device lists; ok miod

sbus -> SBus;

a little better .Nd;

.Nd sync continues...

the start of making .Nd lines more useful for section4;
this diff addresses ethernet devices only

input from nick jsg deraadt, maybe some others

A start at removing long Xr lists near the end. Almost all the things
have been mentioned up higher already, so the Xr list near the bottom
was always getting out of date. It is just not realistic to expect that
it could ever be kept up to date; ok jmc

Preliminary xbox support: attaches, memory mapping and interrupts work, but
DMA transfers are not implemented yet, and are disabled (which causes drivers
to SBus cards on the xbox to fail to attach).

In practice, this allows frame buffers to work, maybe more devices; DMA
support will be worked on in the near future.

man pages for the clocks on sparc/sparc64. getting the links right was
painful...

A potpourri of Xr and layout fixes.

ok deraadt@

Enter rfx, driver for the SBus RasterFlex frame buffer family.
Currently 8-bit only for now.

This apparently completes the SBus frame buffer support list - yet if
you stumble upon an unsupported SBus frame buffer, I'd love to hear about it...

fix weird formatting issues in SYNOPSIS;
diff from Brian Poole;

Xr auxio (and set the description to something that doesn't refer to me)

alphabetic

use width 12n and -compact

oops

Rename p9k to pninek, since device base names with digits are confusing;
per deraadt@'s request.

text changes requested by miod

fix some descriptions

New driver and wsdisplay type for the Weitek Power9000 and Brooktree Bt445
combination, found on the Tadpole SPARCbook 3 only (later model use the
Power9100 and are already supported).

Untested for lack of hardware and volunteers, but carefully crafted; if it
does not work out of the box, this should be a good starting point.

"worth having in the tree" millert@

and missing Xr

list new devices miod forgot

typos;

Time to cleanup:
o) start new sentence on a new line;
o) wrap long lines;
o) don't use .Pp before/after .Sh, .Ss;
o) OpenBSD -> .Ox;
o) typos;
o) close .Rs;
o) use space between arguments in tag, for example:
.Xr blabla ) .

miod@ ok

Incomplete section 4 mi manual page cleanup.
- make configuration lines match GENERIC files
- more Xr (hopefully usefule Xr)
- never mention intro(4) on non-physical devices (i.e. protocols), always
mention it for physical devices
- random text style and quoting fixes
- drivers ported from FreeBSD did mention rc.conf instead of hostname.if as
the place to put mediaopt
- some .Tn UNIX -> .Ox replacements
- etc, etc...

reviewd in part by deraadt@ (until he got bored of this)

pretty

prepare for upcoming stp(4) driver

Add -compact to be consistent with cardbus.4

Well, it formatted better my way... I'm not THAT tired.

pay attention, sleepy jason!

Xr audiocs, audioamd

make this more like pci(4)

Xr and other gibble

sbus(4) man page from NetBSD