Addendum to r69601:
host-tools are "no longer required" but actually still exist.
Add the CMakeCache cleanup for them.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=71204
Don't remove an entry list twice in add_to_space_list().
This fixes a BSOD when trying to create a new file on a Btrfs volume.
Already sent upstream. Delayed due to inactivity.
CORE-11057 #resolve #comment Fixed with r71202
svn path=/trunk/; revision=71202
- Add a list of hardcoded tags, for all versions up to win7 they are checked against windows.
- Update SdbTagToString with a few missing strings
- Hardcode the used version to Win7 for now, as backporting these strings would not make much sense.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=71200
- Stub the Property pages
- Disable some code that prevented the property pages from working (CORE-11140)
- Leave the menu item disabled for now, since a dialog that does not do anything will only confuse people (CORE-11141)
svn path=/trunk/; revision=71192
- Add an apitest for our delayload functions.
- Improve the delayload (mainly the failure cases, throw exceptions where expected etc).
- Add some tests for advanced delayload features (currently blocked on CORE-6504 and CORE-10957)
svn path=/trunk/; revision=71190
Use the PairCount variable of the MCB to store the current amount of runs in the table. This will be properly used later on.
CORE-11002
svn path=/trunk/; revision=71178
Add more failing tests for MCB. These are pretty basics and deal with holes.
They are pretty handy to show how broken the current MCB implementation is, in regard to holes management: it fails at properly counting runs when there are holes and it creates virtual runs (hence the broken count) for each hole. This shouldn't happen.
CORE-11002
svn path=/trunk/; revision=71177
Modify the ret8 interrupt return path in KiTrapExitStub, so that nested interrupts (e.g. as a result of an interrupt storm from a broken driver) will work more "like on Windows", i.e., now the broken driver will not cause stack exhaustion anymore, but a proper system hang! And it will be an even more efficient system hang than Windows has! This is not the '90s. You can't just walk up and crash the system, you have to do something cool first and do it properly "like Windows does", even if you're not using the same assembly instructions.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=71174
- Initialize the window station object before calling ObInsertObject, since the object will be deleted in case of failure.
CORE-11124
svn path=/trunk/; revision=71164
- Revert the changes adding arbitrary bit length read/write support since they cause problems on VirtualBox and will be reworked upstream.
CORE-11115 #resolve
svn path=/trunk/; revision=71158
