In ftp://alpha.gnu.org/gnu/hurd/src/ I have placed:
-rw-r--r-- 1 roland ftp 2561350 Oct 25 16:20 gnumach-19981025.tar.gz This is a snapshot of our current development sources for GNUmach. There are various changes from 1.1.3, nothing earthshattering. I was able to build this snapshot and boot a Hurd on it. The main change of note is that mig is no longer included, it's in a separate distribution now as I announced here in July. Get mig-1.0.tar.gz and build and install it first, before configuring gnumach; it can be built as a cross-compiler easily in the normal GNU way. The gnumach snapshot doesn't contain configure scripts, only configure.in. So do "autoconf; cd i386; autoconf Drivers.in > configure" (with autoconf-2.12) after you unpack the snapshot. There are various other changes, including a rewrite of some of the glue code for the linux device drivers, which Shantanu Goel did last year. Due to these changes, the gnumach-1.1.3-linux-2.0.34-drivers-beta1.patch patches from OKUJI Yoshinori <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> don't apply cleanly. It would be most helpful if someone could integrate those changes with this snapshot, so we can easily fold them back in. This might also be a good time to reorganize the tree of sources from linux, as was just suggested by the folks doing an Amiga port. (A new layout should have some top-level subdirectory, e.g. "gpl/linux", that contains files layed out just as they are in the linux kernel sources, to make it easier to track the changes.) Enjoy, Roland
