On Thu, 16 Nov 2000, Kevin Lawton wrote:
> Okay, here's my latest mods. Pardon the many #warning directives.
>
> >From ChangeLog:
>
> - "Kevin P. Lawton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: Thu Nov 16 02:27:24 EST 2000
> Changed use of macro current_got_fatal_signal() to
> signal_pending(current), for Linux2.4.0-test10, as
> per suggestion from Eric Warmenhoven. That macro was in
> wrapper.h and went away with test10.
> Fixes to emulation/fpu.c. Had '&&' instead of '||'.
> Renamed files in kernel/. Files starting with 'host-' contain
> code existing in host space. Files starting with 'mon-' contain
> code existing in monitor space. And files starting with 'nexus-'
> contain code existing in nexus space (access to both spaces).
> This way routines can be coded to access memory in a particular
> space more efficiently, without extra pointer dereferencing.
> Added support of the A20 Enable line.
> Many changes regarding handling of various guest CPU modes, and
> the modes they are 'monitored' in.
> Implemented more protected mode instructions and control transfer
> logic.
> Support guest v86 mode.
> Handle legacy protected mode values in descriptor caches, after
> transitioning to real mode, using virtualized segments and running
> guest code in protected mode.
> There are many #warning directives. Excuse the mess for now,
> there is much to clean up.
>
Great! Does this means that EMM386 will work? I'll try to check that
myself later, but perhaps you've checked it already?.
Uhus
