Hi,
> > can anybody remember to have used a SCSI CD-ROM with Hurd ?
> I have just pushed a driver which should permit it.
So it will be possible to test the command transport via an SCSI
controller when there is a RPC to reach the transaction calls
in gnumach.
> Unfortunately, when enabling a
Hi,
> Well, the problem is that if we decide on a solution you don't like, you
> won't be very motivated to follow it :-) That's why I'd prefer a
> solution in consensus between all involved parties, i.e. You, Samuel,
> and me.
In general, this mindfulness is surely helpful to gain co-workers.
Bu
Hi!
Linux has a EXEC_PAGESIZE macro, exposed in asm/param.h, typically
accessed via linux/param.h, then sys/param.h. This is now taken for
granted in glibc:
commit 02d46fc4b969e25e4ba0c54aa95fa98d7279bd05
Author: Ulrich Drepper
Date: Sat Sep 10 21:47:36 2011 -0400
Sim
Thomas Schmitt, le Sun 09 Oct 2011 11:45:59 +0200, a écrit :
> > CD ROM devices are actually called /dev/cd0 in GNU Mach. With the
> > command line above I could mount /dev/cd0. cd to /dev and run
> > ./MAKEDEV cd0 there to create the device node.
>
> In this sequence ? mount, cd, MAKEDEV ?
No, m
Hello,
The sym53c8xx vs rtl8139 issue is actually partly due to block drivers
running at spl5, while net drivers running at spl6. Is there a reason
for not raising block drivers to spl6, to just drop that issue? I can't
find any reason in our current code.
Samuel
Thomas Schmitt, le Sun 09 Oct 2011 11:45:59 +0200, a écrit :
> So it will be possible to test the command transport via an SCSI
> controller when there is a RPC to reach the transaction calls
> in gnumach.
Yes.
> > Unfortunately, when enabling a SCSI hosts, the network card stops
> > working for
