Wed, 23 Oct 2002 10:09:34 +0200 (CEST), Fabio Massimo Di Nitto <fabbione@fabbione.net> вышеупомянутый: > > On Wed, 23 Oct 2002, GaКl Le Mignot wrote: > > > > does anyone know how the hurd kernel > > > > The Hurd is not a kernel, it's a collection of servers running in user-space > > as normal processes in top of a micro-kernel. > > sounds cool :) thanks for the explanation. :) > > > > > > handles ipv4/ipv6 socket?? > > > Does it work similar to the linux kernel (ipv6 bind listen both ipv6 and > > > ipv4) or like *BSD (ipv6 is a standalone bind)??? > > > > We have no IPv6 implementation right now. The current tcp/ip stack (the pfinet > > server) is IPv4 only, but a redesign and reimplementation of this stack is > > in progress. > > Got it. Do you know which are the plans for this re-implementation???? or > even some links/docs will be more than fine. > > Thanks a lot > > Fabio I'm quite interested in this as well, are you working on this firsthand? Is there a CVS repository or common spec draft? I wouldn't bind patching away some contributions if it can help the effort. Cheers, Dan
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