- Don't load no-load sections at the end of the driver.
- Don't relocate the relocation section itself.
- Set the correct page protection for section which are executable.
- Added a (dirty) fix for the fireport driver.
- Fixed the detection of the noguiboot option.
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connect, etc can complete independently even on the same socket.
Fixed connect to pass the status from afd back correctly. Connect now
fails as expected when we couldn't make a connection.
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Added a work item in lan.c re: dpc callback from the adapter. This keeps
us from needing mdl functions at dpc level.
Track IRPs to be completed with memtrack.
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- CmiDeleteValueFromKey(): Fix corruption of the value list cell when a value is removed from the list.
- Rename the variable VBOffset to ValueCellOffset.
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on the list. This makes the registry, and dll loading case insensitive when
we are on a case preserving filesystem.
ntoskrnl/ex/power.c: My own contributions to the poweroff message list.
ntoskrnl/mm/npool.c: Fixed bit-rot in whole page alloc. That's how i found
the bug below.
se/semgr.c, lib/rtl/sd.c:
semgr, when creating a SECURITY_DESCRIPTOR, anded the PRESENT and DEFAULT
flags rather than oring them for group, dacl, and sacl, leading to
RtlLengthSecurityDescriptor giving the wrong length to sdcache. When
sdcache would copy the security descriptor, it would be too short, and
the bound check from the whole-page allocator would go off. I fixed this
and made rtl/sd.c use the ROUND_UP macro and RtlLengthSid. This is cleaner.
It may not be completely correct yet but it no-longer truncates security
descriptors into the cache, which means that the Owner, Group and etc
SIDs should now actually work right when coming from the cache, no matter
what happens in the heap. They probably seemed to work before simply
because they trashed the ends of their blocks and never moved in the
cache.
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as the number of bits, not the number of bytes in the bitmap. This was
making the whole page allocator in ntoskrnl/mm/npool.c crash early in
the boot process with whole page allocations on. This may affect other
things adversely as well.
The documentation for RtlInitializeBitMap is here:
http://www.osronline.com/ddkx/kmarch/k109_5sfm.htm
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This macro was freeing (m)->m_data, but m was not a macro parameter.
It compiled because virtually every mbuf * is named m. Fixed.
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