Add the Ariadne II to the supported device list.
Perry said I should ... enable pms0 for GENERIC
defopt the APM options.
Oops, I didn't mean to let that last commit get out.  Though
maybe Havard should look at the changes (to make INSTALL smaller)
and see if any are general/reasonable for everyone.
* fix previous in a more portable manner (timegm() is not portable/standard).
  use mktime(), and adjust to GMT as per code in util.c::remotemodtime()
Use different names for the "nfscon" label to tsleep(), so that it can
be seen in which one a process is sleeping.
Must use PR_NOWAIT when allocating component buffers.
Nuke the mirroring code.  RAIDframe is about to go in, and is a much
better mirroring solution.

The ccd driver will stay, even in the presence of RAIDframe, for applications
where just RAID-0 is needed (much smaller code footprint).
CCDF_MIRROR is nuked from orbit.
The mirroring code is no longer in the ccd driver.
Return EINVAL if invalid flags are passed.
Simplify calling of ccdbuffer() now that the mirroring code is nuked.
Handle the case where ccdbuffer() fails due to memory shortage.  Build
a fifo of component buffers, and free them if ccdbuffer() fails.  Once
all component buffers are build, run through the fifo and fire off the
requests to the components.
Add DTYPE_RAID.
Pseudo-device definition and files for RAIDframe, CMU PDL's RAID 0, 1, 4, 5,
6 implementation + simulator.

From Greg Oster <oster@netbsd.org>.
Fix the Right-Shift on the LK501 keyboard in a different way.  My previous
attempt results in the up and down arrows not repeating in the X server.
The keyboard division table is modified to place the Right-Shift keycode
into division 6 along with the Left-Shift and Control.  A corresponding
change to the X server lk201 keyboard handler is also required.
Once a fragmented IP packet has been reassembled, recompute the packet
length before passing it up the stack.  From FreeBSD.
Fix 32-bit gcc scheduling problems.
Add a couple more file systems to mountcompatnames[] (even though they
didn't exist in 4.3BSD or NetBSD 0.9) and always put the table into
the kernel.  It's going to be needed for VFS sysctls.
RAIDframe, version 1.1, from the Parallel Data Laboratory at
Carnegie Mellon University.  Full RAID implementation, including
levels 0, 1, 4, 5, 6, parity logging, and a few other goodies.
Ported to NetBSD by Greg Oster.