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updates

[Lencses Gabor]

Hi!

The kernel update rpm [kernel-2.1.99-1.sparc64.rpm] needs a lilo in it's
spec files. :) Or at least it should not remove the old kernel.

Regards
LGaby

ps. joe still has minor term flaws. as with the older redhat packages,
it's status lines are white on black, instead of black on white. It's ok
on RH5-i386 or if you set an older term like vt100. I know it's joe bug,
but I forgot who ironed it out in RH-i386. 

yeah, I am maximalist. :)

and sadly don't play paintball...

Updates.

[David Woodhouse]

I've updated the documentation now. I thought I'd said that the notify 
functions which are called to notify 'user' modules of addition and removal of 
MTD devices may not sleep.

That was a silly decision, and so I've changed it - these routines obviously 
need to call the mtd->read() routines et al to see if there's anything of 
interest on the newly-added device, which means they have to be able to sleep.

I was going to protect the MTD driver list with a spinlock but it'll have to 
be a semaphore.

I've committed an updated ftl.c to CVS, based on the latest one from David 
Hinds' PCMCIA code. It appears to be hanging in INIT_REQUEST, which is 
confusing me. Anyone want to take a look?




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updates

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updates

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[jonm]

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Updates

[Tom McCabe]

I have recently discovered, as of Tuesday evening,
that Sourceforge's anonymous CVS for ELKS is up and
running (Thanks, Jody!). It hasn't been edited in a
year and a half, but I'm confident it will soon be
brought up to speed. I have finally gotten a working,
bootable ELKS system, but I don't have an HTTP server,
so I'd have to send binaries via email if anyone wants
them. There seem to be two outstanding bugs in the BCC
include library system, where linuxmt/types.h and
linuxmt/errno.h need to be replaced with the
equivalents in elks/include/linuxmt; does anyone else
have compile problems with elkscmd/sys_utils/ps.c and
elksnet/ktcp/tcpdev.c? Some outstanding projects on
the todo list I've noticed:

- Finish porting the nano-x windows system to ELKS
(there's a few files in elkscmd/lib/vga, but only
enough for a simple demo, and it isn't installed). I
get a few errors on compilation but nothing too bad.
- Port bootblocks into elkscmd. It would make things
quite a bit easier and would cut loose some of the
BCC-integration.
- Take all of the programs in elkscmd/mtools and
combine them into one program. This would save a great
deal of disk space if it's ever integrated into the
disk images, and would make things a lot easier for
anyone trying to use it.
- Make elkscmd/e3 compilable with as86. It results in
ten bazillion error messages currently. (I don't know
any assembly.)
- Fix the compilation bugs in elkscmd/elvis. I suspect
it's another BCC library error like the ones above,
although there seem to be other problems.

I'll try and get some of these finished if I have a
free weekend, but I'm only an amateur and I'm not sure
how far I'll get. May the Force be with us!

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Re: Updates

[Jody]

Tom McCabe wrote:
> I have recently discovered, as of Tuesday evening,
> that Sourceforge's anonymous CVS for ELKS is up and
> running (Thanks, Jody!). It hasn't been edited in a

I didn't do ANYTHING.  Mike might have.  I didn't understand why it was 
BROKEN in the first place.  I couldn't find any kind of documentation 
that explained a way to bust the anonymous CVS.  I used the developer's 
CVS to get what I released at the beginning of the month and decided to 
skip CVS altogether.  I hate CVS anyway.

Jody

Re: Updates

[Vikas Kumar]

Can we not use svn instead of CVS ?
It is much easier to use.
Vikas

On 5/17/06, Jody <jbruchon@nc.rr.com> wrote:
>
>
> Tom McCabe wrote:
> > I have recently discovered, as of Tuesday evening,
> > that Sourceforge's anonymous CVS for ELKS is up and
> > running (Thanks, Jody!). It hasn't been edited in a
>
> I didn't do ANYTHING.  Mike might have.  I didn't understand why it was
> BROKEN in the first place.  I couldn't find any kind of documentation
> that explained a way to bust the anonymous CVS.  I used the developer's
> CVS to get what I released at the beginning of the month and decided to
> skip CVS altogether.  I hate CVS anyway.
>
> Jody
> -
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Re: Updates

[Jody]

Call me crazy.  I like nice, unified snapshots as version control.

But if everyone gangs up on me wanting Subversion or something, we'll 
see about setting it up.

By the way, when anyone does a "reply all" you need to delete my address 
from the recipient list.  I'm getting too many duplications of the same 
message.  Keep in mind that I get the same list I'm sending to.

Jody

Vikas Kumar wrote:
> Can we not use svn instead of CVS ?
> It is much easier to use.
> Vikas
> 
> On 5/17/06, Jody <jbruchon@nc.rr.com> wrote:
> 
>>
>>
>> Tom McCabe wrote:
>> > I have recently discovered, as of Tuesday evening,
>> > that Sourceforge's anonymous CVS for ELKS is up and
>> > running (Thanks, Jody!). It hasn't been edited in a
>>
>> I didn't do ANYTHING.  Mike might have.  I didn't understand why it was
>> BROKEN in the first place.  I couldn't find any kind of documentation
>> that explained a way to bust the anonymous CVS.  I used the developer's
>> CVS to get what I released at the beginning of the month and decided to
>> skip CVS altogether.  I hate CVS anyway.
>>
>> Jody
>> -
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>> the body of a message to majordomo@vger.kernel.org
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>>
> 
> 

Re: Updates

[Frank Gevaerts]

On Tue, May 16, 2006 at 10:24:28PM -0400, Jody wrote:
> 
> 
> Tom McCabe wrote:
> >I have recently discovered, as of Tuesday evening,
> >that Sourceforge's anonymous CVS for ELKS is up and
> >running (Thanks, Jody!). It hasn't been edited in a
> 
> I didn't do ANYTHING.  Mike might have.  I didn't understand why it was 
> BROKEN in the first place.

Have a look at 
http://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=2352&group_id=1
Sourceforge has had CVS problems for more than a month, but they seem to
be solved now.

Frank


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Re: Updates

[Vojtěch Sázel]

Hi!

So CVS is functional now?

I would like to join the development team soon. I have some knowledge in 
PC hardware and I code in C and C++.
I can also test ELKS on various hardware because I'm collecting vintage 
PC computers - http://www.old-computers.com/club/collectors/ordis.asp?c=4714

Vojtech Sazel

Frank Gevaerts napsal(a):
> On Tue, May 16, 2006 at 10:24:28PM -0400, Jody wrote:
>   
>> Tom McCabe wrote:
>>     
>>> I have recently discovered, as of Tuesday evening,
>>> that Sourceforge's anonymous CVS for ELKS is up and
>>> running (Thanks, Jody!). It hasn't been edited in a
>>>       
>> I didn't do ANYTHING.  Mike might have.  I didn't understand why it was 
>> BROKEN in the first place.
>>     
>
> Have a look at 
> http://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=2352&group_id=1
> Sourceforge has had CVS problems for more than a month, but they seem to
> be solved now.
>
> Frank
>
>
>   

Updates

[Ywe Cærlyn]

Hello. If anyone was interested in my research on Islam, (as a 
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