Errata
- arp
- We've updated the documentation to reflect the currant usage message.
- cam-optical.so
- We've corrected the syntax of the retries and
translation options.
- devc-con,
devc-con-hid,
devc-par,
devc-serpci
- These drivers are for x86 targets only.
- devc-serzscc
- This driver is for PPCBE and x86 targets only.
- devn-*
- Legacy io-net drivers create entries under
/dev/io-net, not under /dev/io-pkt.
- devn-el509.so,
devn-sis9.so
- You can use these drivers with any variant of io-pkt, not
just io-pkt-v4.
- devnp-i82544.so
-
- The default for the irq_thresh option is 9000.
- The default for the transmit option is 4096.
- This driver doesn't support the promiscuous option;
the only way to enable promiscuous mode is by issuing an
ioctl() command.
- devnp-mpc85xx.so,
devnp-mpcsec.so
- These drivers are shipped only with the BSPs that need them.
- dhcp.client
- We've updated the documentation to reflect the currant usage message.
- dloader
- We've updated the description of QNX_TARGET.
- enum-devices
- When specifying a device, vend should actually be ven.
- fs-qnx6.so
- We've corrected the description of the sync option.
- /etc/inetd.conf
- A server doesn't need to explicitly leave the master socket open when
it exits.
- ld
- We've corrected the description of the LD_PRELOAD
environment variable.
- ldrel
- The -S option adds a note that specifies the maximum
(not minimum) stack size.
If you don't specify -L, the stack is specified as non-lazy.
- mkifs
- We've removed a reference to vmware.boot, which we
no longer ship.
- ntomulti-* variants
- We've removed references to the ntomulti-* variants (which
we no longer ship) of
addr2line,
ar,
gprof,
nm,
objcopy,
objdump,
size,
strings, and
strip.
- pf
- Although the NetBSD documentation talks about ioctl(),
you should use ioctl_socket() instead in your packet-filtering
code.
With the microkernel message-passing architecture, ioctl() calls
that have pointers embedded in them need to be handled specially.
The ioctl_socket() function will default to ioctl()
for functionality that doesn't require special handling.
- pppd
- Some of the options aren't specific to QNX Neutrino, but aren't
described in the NetBSD documentation.
- uesh
- Starting in QNX SDP 6.4.0, uesh can accept a script file
as an argument.
The micro-embedded shell doesn't support filename expansion, so
* and ? aren't special characters.