Justus Winter, le Fri 10 Oct 2014 15:07:39 +0200, a écrit :
> Previously, the section `Inherited Ports' was commented out. This was
> done, as the functionality was unused by the Hurd. The functions
> `mach_ports_register' and `mach_ports_lookup' were never removed, and
> are exposed to user spac
Quoting Svante Signell (2014-10-10 15:06:58)
> On Fri, 2014-10-10 at 14:45 +0200, Justus Winter wrote:
>
> > +* Add support for protected payloads. The new `intranpayload' option
> > + can be used to specify a translation function translating payloads
> > + to values of the translated type. Th
Previously, the section `Inherited Ports' was commented out. This was
done, as the functionality was unused by the Hurd. The functions
`mach_ports_register' and `mach_ports_lookup' were never removed, and
are exposed to user space.
This patch brings the documentation back and adds a remark at th
Hi,
Samuel Thibault wrote:
Could you try to run a Linux sid Debian system on this machine? hurd-i386
has switched to the i586 triplet, like all other Debian i386 port, and maybe
there are some corner cases which haven't been dealt with, and they would most
probably show up with linux-i386 too.
i
Hi,
I finally had some time to tinker with my HURD box again.
Justus Winter wrote:
If you are running a debug kernel (and you should), you can break into
the kernel debugger using ctrl-alt-d and do:
Sadly I am not. I have only one kernel in my /boot dir and it doesn't
respond to ctrl-alt-d. a
Add support for protected payloads. The new `intranpayload' option can
be used to specify a translation function translating payloads to
values of the translated type. This function will be used instead of
the `intran' function to to look up the receiving object of a message
in a server.
This mak
