In recent years I have donated two epia mini-itx boards with plenty of
cool goodies to two persons that at the time
intended to write drivers for them, as far as I know nothing came out of either.
If they are kind enough to ship them to Greece I will be happy to
donate at least one of the boards t
There's also 'walk' by Dan Cross, in /n/sources/contrib/cross/walk.c.
Lsr's faster (bufio?), but I like walk's depth-limiting switch (and it
sounds like you might like the quoting switch).
Dan also did sor ("streaming or") to apply various tests to files. The
two in combination do very well for re
if we had common hardware it might be easier. You can get via c800
boards for $99.
Maytbe you can get a bundle and include the cost in the workshop.
Spend a day hacking on drivers. It ought to be a day.
ron
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Uriel) writes:
> Sounds like a really cool idea, maybe somebody with more experience in
> the subject wants to give a short introduction, and then people can
> start to work on their favorite wanted driver (alone or in groups)
> while the 'expert'(s) in charge of the session can
On Fri, Sep 5, 2008 at 8:36 AM, Mathieu Lonjaret <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Same here.
> I haven't written any serious code in a long time but I'd be very
> interested at least in a tutorial on how to write a file server, or the
> basics steps to write a driver.
>
If you are all planning to do t
Same here.
I haven't written any serious code in a long time but I'd be very
interested at least in a tutorial on how to write a file server, or the
basics steps to write a driver.
Mathieu.
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me too.
Not that I wrote any driver since long ago, but I'm interested.
On Fri, Sep 5
How come lsr [http://swtch.com/lsr.c] is not in the distribution? To me,
it seems reasonable to put it there. The find-like hacks on the wiki,
using du -a, awk &c are useless when the filenames have spaces, du quotes
its output and the quotes get quoted. Also, lsr is in use for "contrib".
/G.
On Fri, Sep 5, 2008 at 1:59 AM, Francisco J Ballesteros <[EMAIL
PROTECTED]>wrote:
> me too.
> Not that I wrote any driver since long ago, but I'm interested.
I'd be pretty interested in learning how to write device drivers for *any*
OS at this point. I've take a few passes at drivers for thing
me too.
Not that I wrote any driver since long ago, but I'm interested.
On Fri, Sep 5, 2008 at 6:33 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Is there anyone out there who's gonna be in Volos and wants to
>> participate in a driver-writing BOF?
>
> Me, kinda goes without saying.
>
> ++L
>
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