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New release notes: ipfw(8), and atkbd(4) bug fix.

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panics on PAE machines of certain large memory sizes has been
corrected.</para>
<para arch="i386">A bug that even when no AT keyboard is connected,
&man.atkbd.4; registers an AT keyboard during console initialization
has been fixed. <command>kbdcontrol -k /dev/kbd1</command>
is no longer needed when only a USB keyboard is connected.</para>
</sect3>
<sect3 id="boot">
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<para>&man.ipfw.4; rules now support C++-style comment.</para>
<para>&man.ipfw.8; now allows to modify &man.ipfw.4; rules in set 31,
which was read-only and used for the default rules.
They can be deleted by <command>ipfw delete set 31</command>
command but are not deleted
by <command>ipfw flush</command> command.
So this implements a flexible form of <quote>persistent
rules</quote>. More details can be found in &man.ipfw.8;.</para>
<para>To reduce information leakage, IPv4 packets no longer have
a <varname>ip_id</varname> field set unless fragmentation is
being done.</para>

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panics on PAE machines of certain large memory sizes has been
corrected.</para>
<para arch="i386">A bug that even when no AT keyboard is connected,
&man.atkbd.4; registers an AT keyboard during console initialization
has been fixed. <command>kbdcontrol -k /dev/kbd1</command>
is no longer needed when only a USB keyboard is connected.</para>
</sect3>
<sect3 id="boot">
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<para>&man.ipfw.4; rules now support C++-style comment.</para>
<para>&man.ipfw.8; now allows to modify &man.ipfw.4; rules in set 31,
which was read-only and used for the default rules.
They can be deleted by <command>ipfw delete set 31</command>
command but are not deleted
by <command>ipfw flush</command> command.
So this implements a flexible form of <quote>persistent
rules</quote>. More details can be found in &man.ipfw.8;.</para>
<para>To reduce information leakage, IPv4 packets no longer have
a <varname>ip_id</varname> field set unless fragmentation is
being done.</para>