Thank you Bernard. I have been away from the Linux world for the past 5
years, so I am not sure how much the kernel has changed. In 2000 there was
an effort to port DIPC to 2.4 but it didn't seem to happen. I was wondering
if anybody would volunteer to do this on this site. If not, I may give it a
go. So anybody in the OSCAR team who knows the new IPC code in the kernel?
About the needed resources, I am not what is required from OSCAR's side to a
package to be included. As to my side, I intend to install Virtual PC on my
PC and then install Linux on top of it. Hopefully that will allow me to try
to make a new patch for a 2.6 kernel. As of right now I am not sure how I
can test it in a network environment (too little memory on my machine for
two Linux VMs).
As to a webpage, one place you can find some quick info on DIPC is the
article that appeared in Linux Journal, at
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/2417. Please let me know if you need any
more info about DIPC. The package itself is available from
http://www.cs.uwindsor.ca/~kamran
I am looking forward to working with you and other OSCAR people!
-Kamran
Hi Kamran:
This sounds like a great candidate for a third-party OSCAR package - do
you think you have the resources to create one?
Is there a particular website I can visit to find out more information
about DIPC?
Thanks!
Bernard
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