>Hui, fiasco is only my personal test kernel for now. Ramon removed the
>-g option for giving "to-load-guest-kernel" by command line I used before,
>so I had to insert this into plex86.conf. But there (in plex86.conf) are enough
>alternatives for you...
I prefer it not to be in the plex86.conf in the CVS tree, because it adds a
reference to outside the tree itself, which is not clean. You should keep
a local copy of your own plex86.conf, and replace it with the original
before running diff.
For now, I have replaced the plex86.conf in the CVS tree with the original
version..
However, I think I'll change the config file mechanism to work like VMWare.
VMWare makes config files with
#!/usr/bin/vmware
at the top, so you can simply execute the config file ! That's a lot
easier, and the plex86.conf doesn't have to be moved inside the CVS tree at
all.
I've put this on my TODO list.
>I prefer Fiasco because it's much smaller than Linux. Fiasco is an
>implementation of L4, which tryes to be as minimum as possible. This means,
>there is no smaller set of operating system mechanisms in a working open
>source
>kernel.
I don't think so ;). I am playing around with Go!, which I personally like
a lot better than Fiasco (http://www.soi.city.ac.uk/~gel/go/overview.html).
Go! makes heavy use of segmentation and last time I tried to run it under
plex86 it crashed, but it may be fixed by your latest patch... I'll try it
again soon.
-- Ramon
