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arguments for that system call. This meant that the offset arguments were not recognized as valid by
the kernel. Support for 64-bit arguments has now been added. (
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* The clock_nanosleep() system call method's fourth argument (remaining time) retained old values
when interrupted by signal (EINTR). This caused invalid values to return for this argument. This patch
adds a validity check before the values are returned. (
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* The ia32el would not perform operations on the third argument of the sendfile() system call method
correctly. As a result, after a successful system call, the offset argument would not be set to the value
of the byte following the last byte read. This updated package contains a patch to correctly set the
offset argument (during the system call). (
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* The ia32el previously broke the arguments of the sync_file_range() syscall. When the syscall was
run, it would respond with an 'Invalid argument' error. A patch has been created that fixes the syntax
error in the code. The ia32el now reads the sync_file_range() arguments correctly. (
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* When a NULL pointer was specified for the 2nd argument of the timer_create() syscall, the ia32el
would pass the kernel a non-NULL pointer to uninitialized data instead, and the syscall would fail. This
package provides a patch that adjusts the syntax of the code for the timer_create() syscall, so that the
ia32el correctly interprets the NULL pointer. (
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* The NOTE offset and filesize of some core dumps of i386 processes running under ia32el were
greater than the first LOAD offset according to 'readelf -l'. When this happened, the gdb couldn't read
the core file. This package includes a patch that adjusts the size of the offset to greater than that of the
NOTE offset and filesize. The gdb can now succesfully read the core file. (
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Users are advised to upgrade to this updated ia32el package which resolves these issues.
1.73. iasl
1.73.1. RHBA-2010:0226: bug fix and enhancement update
An updated iasl package that fixes a bug and introduces a feature enhancement is now available.
iasl compiles ASL (ACPI Source Language) into AML (ACPI Machine Language), which is suitable for
inclusion as a DSDT in system firmware. It also can disassemble AML, for debugging purposes.
* the default version of iasl was old, and could not properly decode DMAR tables. This sometimes
resulted in incorrect decoding. Updating to the latest version of the iasl package has corrected this
behavior, and DMAR tables are now decoded correctly. (
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* the iasl package has been updated to the latest version. (
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Users are advised to upgrade to this updated iasl package, which resolves this issue.
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