Sorry for not catching this during the original review. We avoid adding "All rights reserved" to new copyright notices - would you be willing to remove this one, since you're the only copyright holder?

There are many tools that can disassemble machine code, so I'd even not mention gdb specifically. It's enough to say that <instruction> is the offset of the instruction relative to the beginning of the function.

It's best to use the lower case names, since those are the names used internally by FreeBSD (reported by uname and so on). You could add a link to arch(7) in the SEE ALSO section.

We can be more precise now: the problem is a micro-optimization in the arm64 exception handler which breaks emulation of adr/adrp.

The way this is done defeats the -column usage. How about the following instead (same for other table below)?

.Bl -column "cpu_exception_handler_supervisor"
.It Sy Function Ta Sy Architecture
.It cpu_switch Ta all
.It db_* Ta all
.It dtrace_* Ta all
.It kdb_* Ta all
.It kinst_* Ta all
.It owner_mtx Ta all
.It owner_rm Ta all
.It owner_rw Ta all
.It owner_sx Ta all
.It trap_check Ta all
.It do_el0_sync Ta arm64
.It do_el1h_sync Ta arm64
.It handle_el0_sync Ta arm64
.It handle_el1h_sync Ta arm64
.It cpu_exception_handler Ta riscv
.It cpu_exception_handler_supervisor Ta riscv
.It cpu_exception_handler_user Ta riscv
.It do_trap_supervisor Ta riscv
.It do_trap_user Ta riscv
.El

Thank you. This looks much cleaner.