3221c33333
file descriptor handling bug fixed, support for copying console messages to remote gdb(1), kbdmux(4) now in GENERIC by default, scc(4) for generic serial devices added, net.inet.ip.portrange.reserved[high|low] for IPv6, ata(4) USB mass storage class support, gmirror kernel crash dump support, gmirror and graid3 parallel I/O request support, mfi(4) for LSI MegaRAID SAS controller family added, getfacl(1) -q option added, gvinum(8) resetconfig sub-command support, libarchive(3) tp format support removed, libarchive(3) POSIX.1e EA support added, libc symbol map added, libm symbol map added, ls(1) -U option added, mdconfig(8) XML device listing support, mdconfig(8) -u option now supports comma-separated multiple devices, BIND9 DNS resolver library imported, strtonum(3) from OpenBSD, rc.d/ike removed, GNU Readline library updated to 5.1, OpenSSH updated to 4.3p1, hostapd updated to 0.4.8, WPA supplicant updated to 0.4.8, zlib updated to 1.2.3, pkg_add(1) -F option added, portsnap(1) HTTP_PROXY_AUTH handling bug fixed, "make showconfig" in src/Makefile added, and /etc/src.conf added.
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