On Tue, Mar 04, 2003 at 02:34:47PM -0500, Roland McGrath wrote:
> > No, that is the FUN part. I've got that working rather well, if I may
> > say so (rewritten since my first try). The hard part is putting it
> > all together.
>
> Nice. I hope you will make your code available even if unfinishe
> Nice. I hope you will make your code available even if unfinished so
> people can see (and maybe help), sooner rather than later. The hurd
> sourceforge project might be a good place for this right now. If it is
> kept reasonably cleanly isolated, we would love to incorporate this into
> GNU M
> No, that is the FUN part. I've got that working rather well, if I may
> say so (rewritten since my first try). The hard part is putting it
> all together.
Nice. I hope you will make your code available even if unfinished so
people can see (and maybe help), sooner rather than later. The hurd
> This stuff is really all using the "minimal" code. This is just stuff for
> booting and such, and things like _exit to reboot and printf for the
> boot-time output on the minimal console.
> The use now is pretty minimal and if anything there will be less use rather
> than more.
Thanks Roland,
> I see that GNU Mach links with a few OSKit libraries including
> -loskit_c. However, it seems to require only a few functions from
> that library, and most (all?) of its OSKit dependencies exist for the
> device driver framework ("osenv").
That and booting, and for the unfinished SMP support, t
