Re: Roadmap 2018

If you don't want Qt in the base image, we should at least include Gnu Nano. Its UI is more intuitive for beginners, and it should be easy to port. On Jan 19, 2018 1:20 PM, "Norman Feske" wrote: > Hi John, > > > As a hobbyist, I hesitate to be among the first to

Re: Genode region mapper

On 19.01.2018 23:33, Norman Feske wrote: Hi Valery, I also know, that there is a support for managed dataspaces, or nested region maps, which could be useful here (at least, for implementing a shared memory area), but I also know, that nested region maps are not supported on all platforms

Re: Genode region mapper

Hi Valery, > I also know, that there is a support for managed dataspaces, or nested > region maps, which could be useful here (at least, for implementing a > shared memory area), but I also know, that nested region maps are not > supported on all platforms (like Genode/Linux). So, it would be, >

Re: Roadmap 2018

Hi John, > As a hobbyist, I hesitate to be among the first to respond, but I have > to say that I am very excited about "The Year Of Sculpt".  I think it > could be a real turning point when it comes to gaining a wider audience. > > I can't wait to get my hands on Sculpt EA! > > In the

Genode region mapper

Hi, I'm now trying to port my L4Env-based program to Genode. It is a runtime environment to run OS/2 programs on a L4 family microkernel (Inspired by OS/2 Warp, PowerPC edition/IBM Workplace OS). Currently, the working version (actually, some proof-of-concept) is running under L4Env, but I

Re: Installing Genode within container

On 19.01.2018 19:21, Subhadeep Sarkar wrote: Hi, I am a researcher at Inria France and am presently exploring Genode as a potential option to perform hands on with Sel4. I am relatively new to Genode and having an issue while installing it. Here is the issue: I am trying to install Genode

Installing Genode within container

Hi, I am a researcher at Inria France and am presently exploring Genode as a potential option to perform hands on with Sel4. I am relatively new to Genode and having an issue while installing it. Here is the issue: I am trying to install Genode on Ubuntu (16.04 LTS) running within a

Re: Linux IO_MEM session

Hi Johannes, > I implemented this but when I try to attach the dataspace I get a > segfault. I though this might be related to a wrong physical address for > the file but the backtrace leaves me completely clueless. > > >> #0 pseudo_end () at >>

Re: Linux IO_MEM session

Hi Norman thanks for your help. > On base-linux, there exists a custom 'Dataspace_component' > implementation. In contrast to the regular version that maintains the > information about the dataspace's physical address, the base-linux > version has a file descriptor as member variable and the

Re: nitpicker focus

Hi Boris, > I made a simple GUI app with a textbox that pops up and disappears when > required. However, whenever this popup appears I want nitpicker to > immediately change focus to this popup and put it in front of all other > nitpicker clients and windows. Now the behaviour is either "click",

nitpicker focus

Hi all, I'm writing a scenario with nitpicker where I want to support pop-ups e.g. for asking the user's password. I made a simple GUI app with a textbox that pops up and disappears when required. However, whenever this popup appears I want nitpicker to immediately change focus to this popup and

Re: Linux IO_MEM session

Hi Johannes, > The required device on Linux is already available (if you're interested, > I've written a kernel module to provide it in [1]) so that isn't the > problem. cool! > I tried to implement the IO_MEM session on base-linux but lack the > understanding of how the Linux_dataspace and the

Re: Roadmap 2018

Hi Ben, > 1. Java support is mentioned as planned to be at least usable by the end > of 2018, but isn't mentioned in any of the quarterly milestones. Given > how significant Java support is, it should probably be in one or more of > the milestones. we are just getting our toes wet and don't want