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From: Philippe Gerum <philippe.gerum@domain.hid>
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Date: Mon, 28 Oct 2002 18:29:25 +0100
Subject: [Adeos-main] Patch 2.4.19-r6c1 (modular)
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The first revision of a modularized Adeos nanokernel (x86) is
available in the CVS as a candidate patch (r6c1) against 2.4.19.
Starting from this version, the interrupt pipelining can be
enabled/disabled dynamically upon (internal) request.

A minimalistic Adeos core component remains statically bound to the
Linux kernel to provide the necessary hooks, while most of the
pipelining logic is now in a driver (see linux/drivers/adeos). As
previously indicated, fully static (in-kernel) inclusion remains
available using the proper kernel configuration option.

Just "insmod/rmmod adeos" to load/unload the nanokernel from a patched
Linux kernel which has been configured with a modular Adeos support.

Regards,

Philippe.