Well, then I suppose I'll go ahead and get netmsg running on a current Hurd
system. It'll have all kinds of problems, of course, but I've never
written a Hurd translator, so it seems like a good place to start.
I've been trying to get Hurd running on qemu/kvm, but I'm having a lot of
problems with data corruption, and just cleanly starting up and shutting
down. I'll post reports in separate emails.
Some other questions, then.
I've got the CMU code from Mach 3 for netmsg. How do you deal with its
copyright?
I'll work with it in a local git repository. If anybody else wants to see
it, I can make it available somehow.
How current is the documentation? For example, I'm reading the Mach 3
Kernel Principles document from GNU Hurd's website. Is it accurate?
agape
brent
