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No point in luna88k setting D_VENDOR since all actual uses are
inside #ifdef SUN_CYLCHECK or #ifdef SUN_AAT0 blocks in
disklabel(8), neither of which are defined for luna88k.

ok miod@

Stop setting d_bbsize and d_sbsize. Nobody has paid
any attention for some time.

ok otto@ as part of larger diff

Replace direct references to p_size, p_offset and d_secperunit with
DL_[GET|SET]PSIZE(), DL_[GET|SET]POFFSET(), DL_[GET|SET]DSIZE() in
order to get|set correct value that includes the high bits of th

Replace direct references to p_size, p_offset and d_secperunit with
DL_[GET|SET]PSIZE(), DL_[GET|SET]POFFSET(), DL_[GET|SET]DSIZE() in
order to get|set correct value that includes the high bits of the
value.

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No need to cast constants or simple variables to (daddr_t). Use
(u_int64_t) instead of (daddr_t) when casting a variable in an
expression passed to DL_SETDSIZE().

Change a variable counting open fil

No need to cast constants or simple variables to (daddr_t). Use
(u_int64_t) instead of (daddr_t) when casting a variable in an
expression passed to DL_SETDSIZE().

Change a variable counting open files from daddr_t to int64_t.

ok deraadt@ with the tweak to fix that pesky expression.

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More cleanups:
- accept empty controller and partition numbers, as well as empty filenames,
and use defaults (0, 0 and "bsd") instead of complaining the boot path
is invalid.
- do not attempt to

More cleanups:
- accept empty controller and partition numbers, as well as empty filenames,
and use defaults (0, 0 and "bsd") instead of complaining the boot path
is invalid.
- do not attempt to detect and report devices at boot, using a small
list of possible devices (only scsi id #6 and #5, come on!).
Instead, parse the user-supplied boot string to figure out which controller
and device to talk to. (still no SCSI LUN support, though).

Because of the last change, SCSI unit numbers ought to match the PROM
numbering now (10 * controller + 6 - device id).

Crank version to 0.2.

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The first steps of a native OpenBSD/luna88k bootloader. Able to boot ELF
kernels with symbols from disk or network.
Based upon the NetBSD/luna68k bootloader which got recently overhauled from
4.3BSD

The first steps of a native OpenBSD/luna88k bootloader. Able to boot ELF
kernels with symbols from disk or network.
Based upon the NetBSD/luna68k bootloader which got recently overhauled from
4.3BSD (thanks, tsutsui@ !), updated to match the luna88k hardware layout
and turned into a polling-only binary.
Tested on luna88k (not -2) only so far.

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