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L4 Alpha available now in PRE-BETA version
by Sebastian Schoenberg 12 Nov '98

12 Nov '98

See http://os.inf.tu-dresden.de/~schoenbg/alpha. Unfortunately, we cannot distribute all required tools, since they need to be purchased from Digtial Equipment (Compaq). Please contact me, if you've problems. Everyone is welcome to contribute and add the missing parts !!!!!!! Sebastian

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11 Nov '98

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L4-Linux
by OKUJI Yoshinori 10 Nov '98

10 Nov '98

Hello. I've tried to boot L4-Linux for a while, but I cannot boot it with too many error printings. For example, sigma0 denies mapping of address 02666000 No kernel code/data or, kernel info page mappt to: 00001000KDB: sig_sched: invalid ext_preempter My menu.lst is: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- title= Resource Manager + Linux root= (hd0,0) kernel= /l4/rmgr -sigma0 -configfile module= /l4/main -nowait module= /l4/sigma0 module= /l4/rmgr.cfg module= /l4/glinux.gz root=/dev/hda1 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- and my rmgr.cfg is: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- #!rmgr ### this is an example RMGR config file ### first, some global settings # small address spaces have a size of 64 MB small_space_size 0x04000000 # wait for key press after initialization bootwait ### configuration for Sigma0 and RMGR follows # NOTE: it's generally useless to specify any resource allocation # constraints for Sigma0 and RMGR here: most will be ignored because # these tasks statically allocate all of their resources. That's why # we only specify bootstrap parameters here. task sigma0 boot_priority 100 task rmgr boot_priority 100 # enable next line if you want RMGR to run in small address space # 3 #boot_small 3 # XXX: configuration file itself is needed. task modname "cfg" ### configuration for boot modules follows task modname "glinux" # make sure this entry # corresponds to a Linux server boot_small 2 # small address space # 2 boot_priority 100 boot_mcp 0x90 # maximum controlled priority log_mcp 0x90 # logical maximum controlled priority # -- useful if "boot_mcp 0" child max 512 in [10, 1023] # at most 512 child tasks in that range memory in [0, 0x02000000] # use only lower 32 MB RAM high_memory in [0xc0000000, 0xffffffff] # use only hi memory in that range small in [1,3] # allow these small address # spaces to be allocated # enable next line if you want to disallow allocation if IRQs 3 and 4 # (IRQs for serial lines COM2 and COM1) #irq mask 0xffffffe7 end ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Any suggestions? Thanks, OKUJI ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ~o o~ OKUJI Yoshinori <okuji(a)kuicr.kyoto-u.ac.jp> s ) http://duff.kuicr.kyoto-u.ac.jp/~okuji (check "okuji.asc" !)

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10 Nov '98

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Error while booting fiasco
by Ludger Martin 02 Nov '98

02 Nov '98

Hi, I tryed to build a fiasco boot disk. I followed the instruction on the WWW-page http://os.inf.tu-dresden.de/fiasco/use.html and every thing was fine. So I tryed to boot fiasco but i got the folowing error: KERNEL: no page fault handler for region: 0xfffffffc, error 0x2 Doas anyone havs an idee? Thanks Ludger Martin PS: I working on a P133, 64MB Ram, Adaptec 2940U, Matrox Milenium, 3c905 -- Ludger Martin e-mail: lumartin(a)vlsi.informatik.tu-darmstadt.de

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by battman76＠writeme.com 31 Oct '98

31 Oct '98

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Re: Fehler beim Booten von Fiasco
by Michael Hohmuth 27 Oct '98

27 Oct '98

Konrad Neitzel <neitzel(a)neitzel.de> writes: > >l4-hackers is an international mailing list; the discussion language > >is English. If you need to discuss something in German, please > >contact <fiasco-core(a)os.inf.tu-dresden.de>. > What is the difference between the two mailling-lists? l4-hackers is a public mailing list while fiasco-core is a private mailing list for the members of the current Fiasco core group. > >Also, I guess I now have to set up a mailing list archive -- the > >issues you raised have popped up several times now. > Maybe add it to the FAQ on the web! I think, that i didn't found it there. Thanks for this suggestion -- I've updated the FAQ. Michael -- hohmuth(a)innocent.com, hohmuth(a)inf.tu-dresden.de http://home.pages.de/~hohmuth/

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26 Oct '98

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New mailing list archive; new FAQ entries
by Michael Hohmuth 24 Oct '98

24 Oct '98

An archive for this mailing list is now available at <URL:http://www.mail-archive.com/l4-hackers@os.inf.tu-dresden.de/>. Also, the Fiasco FAQ has been updated with some entries addressing common problems people have had building and using Fiasco: <URL:http://os.inf.tu-dresden.de/fiasco/faq.html#problems>. Michael -- hohmuth(a)innocent.com, hohmuth(a)inf.tu-dresden.de http://home.pages.de/~hohmuth/

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Re: Compilations- und Bootproblem mit Fiasco/L4
by Michael Hohmuth 23 Oct '98

23 Oct '98

Harald Fritzsche <harald.fritzsche(a)mpd.de> writes: > now it works. Cool! > Is Fiasco the very first C++ Kernel? I remember me, that Siemens > Nixdorf has canceld a plan to develop BS2000 (V13) with C++. No, Fiasco is not the first kernel written in C++. I can think offhand of at least two other kernel projects using C++: Chorus and Off++. Michael -- hohmuth(a)innocent.com, hohmuth(a)inf.tu-dresden.de http://home.pages.de/~hohmuth/

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