Add a new allocstate to help with mode reconfiguration. This is bad

way to do this, but it will do. Sigh.

db/libdb.pm.in

@@ -114,6 +114,7 @@ use vars qw(@ISA @EXPORT);
 	 TBDB_ALLOCSTATE_RES_REBOOT_DIRTY TBDB_ALLOCSTATE_RES_REBOOT_CLEAN
 	 TBDB_ALLOCSTATE_RES_READY TBDB_ALLOCSTATE_UNKNOWN
 	 TBDB_ALLOCSTATE_RES_TEARDOWN TBDB_ALLOCSTATE_DEAD
+	 TBDB_ALLOCSTATE_RES_RECONFIG
 
 	 TBDB_STATS_PRELOAD TBDB_STATS_START TBDB_STATS_TERMINATE
 	 TBDB_STATS_SWAPIN TBDB_STATS_SWAPOUT TBDB_STATS_SWAPMODIFY
@@ -500,6 +501,7 @@ sub TBDB_ALLOCSTATE_RES_REBOOT_CLEAN() { "RES_REBOOT_CLEAN"; }
 sub TBDB_ALLOCSTATE_RES_INIT_DIRTY()   { "RES_INIT_DIRTY"; }
 sub TBDB_ALLOCSTATE_RES_INIT_CLEAN()   { "RES_INIT_CLEAN"; }
 sub TBDB_ALLOCSTATE_RES_READY()        { "RES_READY"; }
+sub TBDB_ALLOCSTATE_RES_RECONFIG()     { "RES_RECONFIG"; }
 sub TBDB_ALLOCSTATE_RES_TEARDOWN()     { "RES_TEARDOWN"; }
 sub TBDB_ALLOCSTATE_UNKNOWN()          { "UNKNOWN"; };