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   Add a match quirk to prevent matching any interface on SiPEED FPGA
   development boards (e.g. Tang Nano 9K).  The FT2232s on these boards
   are wired up only for JTAG.

   makefs: fix out-of-bounds fsnode count in fsnode_sort

   Found by running './makefs img.dat cd9660'.

   While here, apply more KNF.

   Explicitly exclude VAX from new Mesa due to a gcc internal compiler error

   Force old Mesa for all old X server builds

   Fix gcc build on FreeBSD 14 (and possibly other systems using clang >= 16).

   Pointed out by Eirik Øverby.

   OK mrg@

   csh: replace malloc(x * y) and realloc(x * y) with reallocarray

   csh: add a helper definition for the reallocarray function

   csh: add a reallocarray function for using inside csh

   recent changes

   sparc64 follows x86 and gets an installdvd image with all sets

   Remove a superflouous printf().

   use __func__

   make a separate sorting function and KNF (thanks rillig)

   allow userland to switch to 16bit colour

   Add "DVD" ISOs for x86 that don't have to follow CD size limitations.

   These include all available sets.

   it's netbsd-11, time for a slightly less eye-bleeding shade of orange

   Switch alpha and VAX back to old Mesa for now untill someone fixes
   those builds with newer Mesa.

   ena(4) became MPSAFe last year

   USE_XZ_SETS is no longer needed for sparc64 to fit on a standard CD-ROM

   Give lots of room for further expansion of the sparc64 CD image

   b3_2706_map_vme(): Use VM_BESTFIT.

   _vme_space_get(): Use VM_BESTFIT.

   vmem_init(): Ensure that the quantum is a power of 2, and that if private
   tags are being used, they are added to the arena before the first span is
   added.

   For the NetBSD tools build we provide our own fts.h not FreeBSD's so the
   comparator should have the NetBSD signature.

   make: clean up comments, code and tests

   pass lint, simplify

   makefs: Fix symlink permission bits

   Permission bits for symlinks are taken straight from `lstat()`. However, the
   actual bits presented to the user are filesystem/kernel specific. For example,
   Linux with ext2/3/4 will use 0777 for symlinks, whereas NetBSD/FFS will
   show 0755. As far as `makefs` is in the loop, the target filesystem will likely
   be FFS, so use 0755.

   makefs: Sort directory contents by name (Jan-Benedict Glaw)

   `makefs` inserts nodes into its internal data structures in the order as
   returned by `readdir()` calls. As this is unpredictable, sort entries by
   name before creating the target filesystem.

     This is done by first converting the (per-directory) linked list into
   a plain array, sort it, finally re-link the list. Special case for the
   sorting function: The "." directory entry seems to be ment to be always
   at the front, so always check that first.

   VAX boot.fs: Fix owner/group/permissions for VAX's boot.fs (Jan-Benedict Glaw)

   (Initial patch from Christos Zoulas.)  Don't create an archive based on local
   permission bits and owner/group. Instead, feed a small manifest into `pax`
   and let it to its work.

     NB: Don't also feed in an entry for the current directory ".", as `pax` will
   then archive all files in the current directory, in `readdir()` order.

   `nm`: Generate a stable symbol table (Jan-Benedict Glaw)

   Release artifacts may contain symbol lists. Binutils's `nm` sorts them by
   symbol name, locale based. Inserting a plain `sort` (with `LC_ALL=C`) here
   sorts them by address, and (with several symbols pointing to the same address)
   sorting by name is also stable (think of embedded '_'.)