Hi,
Anatol Pomozov wrote 2011-05-05 13.42:
On Thu, May 5, 2011 at 12:26 AM, Peter Stegemann<[email protected]> wrote:
On 5 May, 2011, at 12:41 AM, Tomas Carnecky wrote:
There's still lots of stuff that needs to be done:
- A proper homepage for end-users (web developers/designers needed)
- Clean up the wiki (remove references to the old google code page etc).
- Merge patches which have accumulated over time (macports, external
companies which ported macfuse to the 64bit kernel etc)
so if I got this right, you've imported the latest official version that is
2.1.7?
Wouldn't it be wiser to start of 2.1.9 that was posted here:
http://www.offthehill.org/articles/2010/12/31/macfuse-for-64-bit-snow-leopard/
This one seems to work quite well on 10.6.7 + 64bit-Kernel and it's pretty
close on working on Lion.
As Tomas said there are several implementations of macfuse 10.6
support. One of them is macports patches.
I already put them into github
https://github.com/anatol/macfuse/commit/be097eb73977bb63c0eb5231454fc14524aa8705
it looks fine, it can be compiled with -t smalldist - see my other
email.
Feel free to test these changes.
I just checked what these patches are all about... they don't do
anything at all to address the locking problems specific to the x86_64
kernel in 10.6. In fact it doesn't even build x86_64 code into the
kernel extension, so it's just as good as the 10.5 version on Mac OS X
10.6 (the source code is actually the same... the only 'diff' between
core/10.5 and core/10.6 are build settings, e.g. removing ppc from build
architectures).
So those patches are pointless. You would get the same result from
building the 10.5 tree (with the only difference that the build from the
10.5 tree will carry ppc code as well as i386 code).
Regards,
- Erik
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