looking for a kernel mailing list

I have a question that would be appropriate for a Linux Kernel list. Does anyone know of a good one? We have written a driver for our proprietary h/w. The driver handles a multitude of interrupts. The bottom half routine calls the corresponding "Interrupt Handler" (static void interruptHandler(

rmid, http start-up on linux

We are running Reggie (via rmid) and the corresponding http servers on a linux machine. We want these started automatically as the system boots. Attempts to launch rmid from init.rc fails with "execvp: no such file or directory". Does anyone know the best place to start rmid and the http server

Plug-In

Sorry about the off-topic question, but I am looking for a good mailing list/new group reguarding the following: We are using the Java 1.2 Plug-In and are experiencing intermittent crashes (in MS Internet Explorer). Does anybody know of a good mailing list for these type of problems? thanks, [E

idltojava

I tried to ask this question yesterday, but apparently was suffering from some form of dyslexia (javatoidl). Here is my 2nd attempt: Is there a version of idltojava for Linux? I am using 1.2.2, rc4. thanks, [EMAIL PROTECTED] --

javatoidl

Is there a version of javatoidl (1.2.2) available for Linux? thanks, [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Java/JNI/System calls

I am working on an app that controls a special hardware card. The card is accessed across the PCI bus and it has several configuration registers, etc., that I need to control. I would like to keep most of the smarts in the Java code (resource usage, etc. coded in the Java classes that model the

Re: Thread in the Linux's JVM

The JNI/C code DOES execute in the same thread as the Java thread that invokes it. You must consider this in your design. Also, you can't have a "non-Java" thread perform a call-back to a Java object. Brett Smith Subject: Re: Thread in the Linux's JVM Date:

"proper" place for the .so native libraries

es the blackdown install set a LD_LIBRARY_PATH? or need one? if so, where is it located? Any input is appreciated. Thanks, Brett Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]