There's just my Ethernet adapter (BCM5700) left. What about the status of L4? The manual says it's the "long-term goal". Maybe I should save energy and use the time to port my Linux driver directly there (new framework?).
Porting a driver to GNU Mach (1.3 atleast) depends mostly on when it got introduced into Linux, so if your driver was introduced quite early (Linux 2.0ish), then porting is usually a trivial task. As for porting it to Hurd/L4, that is currently impossible, since the driver frame work doesn't have any code. So you have nothing to work against. The whole Hurd/L4 effort is something in the line of >3 years into the future; it might be less, or more depending on how many people actually help. By the way, have you checked if OSKit supports your NIC? If it does, then you could just use the GNU Mach from CVS. Hope this helps, cheers.
