Re: Need help on setting up L4 VM [beginner]

Neohtm et al.

I think L4 is about to take off as an open source alternative or maybe a
"base platform" for a lot of emerging research and potential product
software.  There seems to be a need for "beginner" information.  I think a
lot of the Original L4Ka::pistachio team have moved on to greener pastures.
Perhaps the thing we should do is to organize our own "beginners" wiki and
then knowledge people can easily "drop in" and provide guidance, or even
answer questions.   I'll volunteer to work on the set up as well.  What I
will do, if there is enough interest, I''  set up a mail alias so that , at
least for now, the "beginners" can get a little organized and maybe
co-ordinate how we can get our questions answered (and also have the list
archived so that if answers do come forth, they can be searched for ).   Any
one interested feel free to e-mail me privately, to reduce irrelevent
traffic to this list.  If there is interest I can have it set up by the
weekend.


Geoff White, a beginner.


On Wed, Aug 20, 2008 at 9:39 PM, neohtm <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I'm quite new to the L4Ka uKernel Virtualization Technology. As for your
> info, i'm working on a IA32 Quad Core system project by using the L4Ka
> Virtualization Technology.I would like to ask some questions regarding
> these for my project:
>
> 1. Is there any guide for me to set up a virtual machine with
> L4Ka:Pistachio?
>
> 2.I can see that there's a pre-virtualization with afterburning in the
> website. Can anyone explain more on that? How i can compile with
> afterburning?
>
>
> p/s: As for personally, i can see that there's a great work from the
> L4Ka:Pistachio team. But there's lack of information and guides inside
> the website. As you all may know that the OKL4 website is doing good
> with their wiki, i wonder if L4Ka would do the same too? So that we can
> share the information. I would volunteer myself to help to set up the
> wiki for L4Ka.
>
>
>
> regards,
> Neoh Tze Ming
> Malaysia
>
>
>