In D53910#1293617, @christos wrote:

Many translations (e.g., German, Danish, Polish from a quick look) are actually in English.

Add missing files highlighted by @jrm's stage-qa

I'm going to plan to commit this within the next day or so. I think linux's use of "stride" instead of size or shift for their naming of the bit is very telling, and their general range invalidation function seems to specifically just use PTE stride as well.

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Note that this won't have any effect after a device driver has initialized. snd_mixerdefaults is only used in mixer_init(), so any change with these sysctls will require a driver re-load for the new defaults to take effect. I suppose this is not really an issue if these defaults are set and "forgotten" in a config file, though.

@dsl committed an updated version

oops, drop verbose

we only need to delete the sh files

Those commits should probably be in Scribus 1.7.3, which is already in the ports tree. Is that not the case?

We're updating from 25.10, so
https://github.com/scribusproject/scribus/commit/9e0a29e950195ca674581362675a8d35e1f7dc51
https://github.com/scribusproject/scribus/commit/28bd3be104c06b9d4532affe150f7b74fe5b3e59
https://github.com/scribusproject/scribus/commit/ef7e975d6ea58c6afdddfdd1edb601a145cd9fd0
are also required.

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Many translations (e.g., German, Danish, Polish from a quick look) are actually in English.

Since D56250 has changed to accomodate full dumps as well, rename this utility to dump2elf and update code and man page accordingly.

The point of this feature is to facilitate cross-platform debugging, thus this needs to accept full dumps as well. As a result, the name has changed from kvm_minidump_to_elf() to kvm_convert_to_elf(). Live kernel (/dev/mem) is still unsupported since kvm_walk_pages() doesn't work for that.

Is adding https://github.com/scribusproject/scribus/commit/36c1f97bc0d07b400f07b32c2ce9788564178b72 not enough?

Review from emaste and markj.

In D55803#1291246, @emaste wrote:

There doesn't seem to be a general definition of __maybe_unused in FreeBSD

Ah, yes. We seem two have three copies of the #define in our tree, two under sys/, but it's not generally available. We could perhaps define it in cdefs.h, but independent of this change.

LGTM

Use kvm_openfiles() instead

Duplicate of D56256.

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