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Hi Wagi,
>
> > The main nonobvious thing we need is an interface for being notified on
> > modem status changes. A simple thing is just to support asyncio and report
> > "exceptional conditions" on a modem status change. So the caller wakes up
> > and calls read_modem_control or whatever it is
On Tue, 2003-03-11 at 17:39, Sebastien DI MERCURIO wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've got a couple of question when looking at Hurd boot sequence. To
> start the system, Grub (or any other multiboot bootloader) launch 3
> modules : the kernel, the exec server and the filesystem server. But,
> how thoses
Hello,
I've got a couple of question when looking at Hurd boot sequence. To
start the system, Grub (or any other multiboot bootloader) launch 3
modules : the kernel, the exec server and the filesystem server. But,
how thoses 3 modules know each other ? I can't figure out what low level
mecani
I did begin looking into it at one point. It didn't look to me like there
was anything in Darwin that was actually using Mach IPC. I got suspicious
whether the features would really still work or not. Someone would have to
try playing with Darwin's Mach calls to find out.
_
Package: hurd
Severity: important
Hello,
libpthread headers like pthread.h or mutex.h contain extern inlines that
don't have a compatibility hack to work when the "-ansi" cflag is enabled.
here's a patch that reproduces the same hack used in mutex.h, for all the
headers.
--
Robert Millan
make
Some of our fans love to subscribe the hurdish lists to crap like this
to entertain us with spam.
is any list "maintainer" taking care of unsubscribing us from this and/or
banning our annoying friends?
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Ognyan Kulev wrote:
[2] http://mail.gnu.org/archive/html/help-hurd/2002-04/msg00037.html
Reading this mail by Roland McGrath, I noticed the question whether it's
possible to port the Hurd to Darwin. I found some documentation[1]
about Darwin kernel programming and my first look catches promisin
Johan Rydberg wrote:
Are there any ports to other platforms than x86 on they way?
I remember seeing something about a MIPS port, but that was long
ago. Same for a PPC port. What went wrong ?
There are efforts for Hurd/Alpha[1] and Hurd/PowerPC[2]. As you may
guess, there is some Alpha code in G
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