FWIW Linux does not include types.h from pm_qos.h, but it has three other #includes, one of which presumably transitively includes types.h.

needed by a new version of a wireless driver

Aside from fixing compatibility with symlink/hard link creation we'll also need to address certctl, which currently has ${METALOG_INSTALLFLAGS} passed to it in installworld.

Hrm, on 2nd thought -l c is not as obvious as I at first thought. We use the existing -l modes in the build already, via INSTALL_LINK, INSTALL_SYMLINK, INSTALL_RSYMLINK.

• improve man page
• move (and rename) parse_l
• add digest
• start adding test suite

add test

Do we want some test that coveres this?

@pjd do you expect to pick this up again?

The first to land of this one and D57348 needs to add #include <sys/capsicum.h>.

add header

Add header

Fixes: 3f8455b0905a ("Add clock_nanosleep()")

Do you have an example of the kind of backwards compat we'd provide?

Perhaps worth a static inline old_linux_compat() to avoid repeating it 3 times? LGTM either way

also promisc

Would it make sense for it to be sysutils/rpi-usbboot as well, so the port and package name match? I'm not sure about conventions here.

I mean, sure, I guess, but what's the threat model here? I sure hope you trust the tarballs you're unpacking to install a system not to be malicious, otherwise what's the point?

Oops, MIN of course.

Is it reasonable to commit this (with the understanding that there will still be issues post-resume)?

Add a (not even build tested yet) test

You mean the TIOCSTI definition was hidden?

Sorry, yes. The ioctl definition.

In my tree I hid the sysctl to find consumers and confirm that the system works without it. The consumers are:

• clang sanitizers
• tcsh
• mail
• this test