Re: Breakage in tree
Marco Peereboom <[email protected]> Mon, 23 Feb 2004 08:23:13 -0600
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And I'm a moron... Typing ls explained what Niklas was talking about. I definitively fat-fingered that one. Off to do some playing. On Feb 23, 2004, at 1:00 AM, Niklas Hallqvist wrote: > Hi, > > As some of you have seen there is once again SMP activity, this time I > have good hopes > of getting to a point where the branch will be usable before I once > again will be hit > my real life demands :-) Genua is sponsoring me for this work, and it > is very > appreciated. > > The SMP branch now works for some i386 MP systems (the config to use > is GENERIC.MP), > if booting multiuser and staying up for a few hours can be considered > working :-) > There are a bunch of machine specific problems (e.g. motherboards with > non-standard > interrupt routing), at least one more serious data corruption problem > (meaning, do > not write to important files, if you have no way of recreating them) > and there > is still missing all userland support (like ps and top support). > > That said, the report Marco provided is for a build of the normal > GENERIC kernel > without SMP support, of course those issues need to be fixed too, > although it's a > low priority. I don't even believe such a kernel will work, I have > not tested it > at all. I also doubt the MP kernel will work on UP systems, but you > are free to test. > Don't expect me to react fast to report or questions on this, I rather > keep > a low communicative profile, and instead work at a full pace, and I > believe my > funder expects me to as well :-) > > Happy hacking, > Niklas