Hello,
I've hacked this small patch to support ImPS/2 mouses in GNU
Mach. I know we will soon use the driver code in OSKit, so this hack
isn't really useful in the long-term, but I was needing it, so I've made
it, and I send it to this list because it could help some people too.
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Kilobug wrote:
> + * Hacked up from ImPS/2 support, by Gaël Le Mignot "Kilobug", 2002
^
I don't know what the Hurd core developers think about this, but this
implies that everyone use iso-8859-1 encoding and I, for example, use
windows-1251.
Regards
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Kilobug wrote:
> Hum, how should I write my name, so ? Should I mispell it ?
Germans use `ae' and `ue' (or `ea' and `eu'--I can't recall exactly) for
their umlauts. Isn't there something like that in french?
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Ognyan Kulev wrote:
> Kilobug wrote:
>
>> + * Hacked up from ImPS/2 support, by Gaël Le Mignot "Kilobug", 2002
>
> ^
> I don't know what the Hurd core developers think about this, but this
> implies that everyone use iso-8859-1 encoding and I, for examp
* Kilobug writes:
> Ognyan Kulev wrote:
>> Kilobug wrote:
>>
>>> + * Hacked up from ImPS/2 support, by Gaël Le Mignot "Kilobug", 2002
>> ^
>> I don't know what the Hurd core developers think about this, but
>> this implies that everyone use iso-8859-1 encoding and I, for
>> example, use windows-
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Ognyan Kulev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Kilobug wrote:
> > + * Hacked up from ImPS/2 support, by Gaël Le Mignot "Kilobug", 2002
>^
> I don't know what the Hurd core developers think about this, but this
> implies that everyone use iso-8859-1 encoding
On Mon, May 20, 2002 at 10:20:27AM -0700, Thomas Bushnell, BSG wrote:
Someone wrote:
> > Have you thought about writing a translator for /dev itself, rather than
> > using a script to populate a directory? devfs the Hurd way.
>
> Certainly we have. I think this is ultimately the Right Thing, i
Patch #319 has been updated.
Project:
Category: None
Status: Open
Summary: rpctrace.c doesn't parse correctly msgid lists
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For more info, visit:
http://savannah.gnu.org/patch/?func=detailpatch&patch_id=319&group_id=30
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Thomas Bushnell, BSG êàçà:
> Well, I have no trouble saying that the default encoding for Hurd
> project source files is iso-8859-1 for the straightforward reason that
> this will catch the most languages of the developers.
>
> We certainly aren't going to use windows-anything as a coding.
Well,
One idea we have discussed in the past is a translator that supports one
(or perhaps more) virtual directory of virtual nodes that can have all the
per-node information but no file contents. i.e., the permissions, uid/gid,
and translator for each node would be stored, e.g. in a db file.
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> So, what you do is you have a special translator on /dev. What does it do?
> Does it provide a virtual filesystem hierarchy, a bit like the mux
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Patch #319 has been updated.
Project:
Category: None
Status: Open
Summary: rpctrace.c doesn't parse correctly msgid lists
Follow-Ups:
Date: 2002-May-20 19:26
By: ogi
Comment:
Here is a utils/ChangeLog entry:
2002-05-20 Ognyan Kulev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
* rpctrace.c (parse_msgid_lis
Ognyan Kulev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Kilobug wrote:
> > Hum, how should I write my name, so ? Should I mispell it ?
>
> Germans use `ae' and `ue' (or `ea' and `eu'--I can't recall exactly)
> for their umlauts. Isn't there something like that in french?
I don't know about French, but for
The GNUMach/Alpha source has been submitted to CVS on
savannah.gnu.org and is available at:
https://savannah.gnu.org/projects/gnumach-alpha
It compiles but requires oskit to link successfully (my changes to
oskit are pretty hacked at this point and have not yet been submitted
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this comes up from time to time in porting issues when configuration and
wanna-be scripts parse the output of uname -m.
On GNU/Linux, this gives "i686" here.
On GNU/Hurd, it gives "i386-AT386".
Usually easy enough to fix, but does anybody remember what the AT386 stands
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> Ognyan Kulev wrote:
>
>> Kilobug wrote:
>>
>>> + * Hacked up from ImPS/2 support, by Gaël Le Mignot "Kilobug", 2002
>>
>>
>> ^
>> I don't know what the Hurd core developers think about this, but this
>> implies that everyone use iso-8859
The utsname.machine string is chosen in proc/host.c:initialize_version_info.
Mach's host_basic_info gives you integers for "CPU type" and "CPU subtype",
with constants defined in . Our file proc/cpu-types.c
gives string names to these, and we use "type-subtype" as the
utsname.machine string. The
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