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Re: Kernel crash on device_map DEVICE_NULL
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John Tobey |
Subject: |
Re: Kernel crash on device_map DEVICE_NULL |
Date: |
Fri, 23 Nov 2001 07:36:10 -0500 |
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Mutt/1.2.5i |
On Fri, Nov 23, 2001 at 12:56:39PM +0100, Marcus Brinkmann wrote:
> The code diddles round a bit what happens when receiving device messages.
> All this is simplified in oskit-mach. It's best if you don't spent too
> much time worrying over this, and just hack in whatever works for you (call
> it a counter hack :).
Hrmph. Okay, I'll do as you say. But what works for me is going to
involve changing `#ifdef i386' to something else, since I will either
use the indirection or not, and I want to do the same thing for all
CPU types. Presumably, making it `#ifdef LINUX_DEV' will not upset
anything.
Thanks.
-John
- Hurd on Mach on GNU/Linux (verion 0.0.0), John Tobey, 2001/11/18
- Re: Hurd on Mach on GNU/Linux (verion 0.0.0), Roland McGrath, 2001/11/18
- Re: Hurd on Mach on GNU/Linux (verion 0.0.0), John Tobey, 2001/11/18
- Kernel crash on device_map DEVICE_NULL, John Tobey, 2001/11/22
- Re: Kernel crash on device_map DEVICE_NULL, Roland McGrath, 2001/11/23
- Re: Kernel crash on device_map DEVICE_NULL, John Tobey, 2001/11/24
- Re: Kernel crash on device_map DEVICE_NULL, Roland McGrath, 2001/11/24
- cruft and forks, John Tobey, 2001/11/24
- Re: cruft and forks, Marcus Brinkmann, 2001/11/25
- Re: cruft and forks, John Tobey, 2001/11/25
Re: Hurd on Mach on GNU/Linux (verion 0.0.0), Farid Hajji, 2001/11/19