This all sounds very good to me.
The low-level stuff is what I am most interested in.
Recommend a good starting place on the L4 docs?
or any other L4 port info?
Sorry for all the requests for help, but
I am wanting to get a feel for what the group
is doing and where the development is headed.
Tha
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I like device drivers, scheduling, memory managment, security.
I've read that device drivers are a good and simpler way to get
started in kernel development...
It sounds to me that you are interested in working on the L4 port,
particularly the device driver framework. It w
Hello!
> I was wondering if there are any other books/articles that
> you would recommend, either in print or online.
Hurd specific:
http://www.gnu.org/software/hurd/docs.html
I didn't read it all yet, but I think after one is done with it, it will
be much easier to hack the source.
Andre Caldas.
Quoting Marco Gerards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> Hi,
>
> > I am senior undergraduate in Computer Science
> > of Engineering, and I am very interested in
> > the development of operating systems. I would like
> > to become involved with the Hurd project, but
> > I have li
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi,
> I am senior undergraduate in Computer Science
> of Engineering, and I am very interested in
> the development of operating systems. I would like
> to become involved with the Hurd project, but
> I have little experience with OS development.
Cool! All help is wel
Hello,
I am senior undergraduate in Computer Science
of Engineering, and I am very interested in
the development of operating systems. I would like
to become involved with the Hurd project, but
I have little experience with OS development.
I looked at the Development page on your website,
http:/
