Re: oskit-mach dodgeyness and package compilation
> Note that you really need the very latest oskit binary package.
> If you used that and it didn't work, we certainly want to find out why but
> if you don't have the time to debug it than we have to wait until someone
> can reproduce it who has time :)
I downloaded the most recent oskit package (along with hurd and gnumach)
and it's cleared up the previous problems. However, after oskit-mach
has done its device-finding stuff, it now moans about /boot/servers.boot
being in the wrong format or something. Should I still be using
"module=/boot/serverboot.gz"?
Anyways, it seems to have been a bit of a pointless exercise as, after
scouting through the oskit sources, it would appear that via-rhine
drivers aren't included in oskit anyway :)
Bob
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