> > 1. how to write (non-trivfs) translators
The soruce (look at say ext2 and use that as a template for new ones).
> > 2. how to use stores
The source (and it is not easy).
> > 3. how the port rights are passed from task to task
The CMU documentation. But this is actually quite easy, there is two
ways: a task inherits ports from its parent (the bootstrap port, the
root, etc). Second, port rights are passed along inside of messages:
I send you a message. It contains data and a send right to a port
someone is listening on (i.e. not necessarily me). Then you reply to the
indicated port.
> > 4. how to program against libps/proc-server
This is actually _very_ well documented in /include/ps.h.
You could also take a look at procfs.
-Neal
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