added to the project.
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ot of text
on the page. It would be nice if it could be organized into sections.
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as long as "data ready"
is enabled. The Hurd code seems to be doing the same thing as the
corresponding Linux code.
It still sounds like flow control is kicking in somewhere along the line
and isn't being disabled when appropriate.
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ssued if the time between bytes being
received exceeds the timeout value. The hardware is a little smarter
than just issuing an interrupt at a regular interval.
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n the SERIAL Howto.
http://www.ibiblio.org/mdw/HOWTO/Serial-HOWTO.html
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> Be careful about one thing: if the same file occurs more than once in
> the archive, you must use the *last* occurrence, not the first, as the
> contents of the file. That might require scanning through the whole
> archive.
Scan the archive in reverse. :)
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oesn't provide that, whatever does can clean the ports too.
This must be the way. I took a quick look over the L4 manuals to try to
find a way to be notified of task death, but I didn't see anything
obvious. There must be some sort of notification involved though, right?
nOS to Solaris, and
weren't about to accept another switch. Google gave stuff when searching
for "spring os", "spring doors", and "linux doors".
A key thing to note, it looks like Doors is similar to Mach ports in
that it is handled in the kernel. We could of c
estigating.
I'm unfamiliar with Doors. I found a few pages about an old "Doors on
Linux" implementation that was abandoned for "general lack of interest".
Where could I find more info on this?
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re they currently use gnumachs'.
I understand what would be required for (1) better, so initially it seems
attractive. However, as you pointed out, I don't see how useful that would be as
a resulting system. I think I will work on (2) and see where I can get to.
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urd to a Mach style microkernel.
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Hi,
I'm working to try to get the Hurd running on the L4 microkernel. What
is required for a minimal Hurd system?
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there Hurd specific changes to glibc, and how long
does it take them to make it back to the the Debian source version?
Is there a list of patches against glibc that need to be maintained for
the Hurd to work properly?
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Where should code for a Hurd on L4 project be placed? Would these types
of changes be something for bug-hurd?
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> > ...plex86...
>
> What's plex86?
It's a project, formerly FreeMWare, that aims to build an emulator for
x86 stuff. They already have a couple of OSes working on it. Some of us
are trying to get the Hurd on it. The benefit is that you'd be able to
work on the Hurd from Linux, without needing
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