RE: [line-devel] NT/2000 Syscall Kernel Redirector

[Michael S. <ms...@ac...>]

I compiled the line project and found that I
had to modify the 80.c test program to not unload
the interrupt handler. that was the easiest way to
get the handler hooked.
once I did that I was able to do linexec -n -f test/hello.

My ultimate goal is to  run a bash in a bigslack slackware
distribution installed on c:\linux. so I do 
linexec -f -n -cc:\linux \bin\bash but It it just returns 
"linexec: error running \bin\bash: -2"

any suggestions before I start debugging?
	Mike


-----Original Message-----
From: lin...@li...
[mailto:lin...@li...]On Behalf Of Michael
Vines
Sent: Wednesday, April 25, 2001 2:54 PM
To: lin...@li...
Subject: [line-devel] NT/2000 Syscall Kernel Redirector



I just committed the NT/2000 syscall redirector to CVS that I've been
working on.  It's in the src/int80/ subdirectory.  There is a README file
in there that documents most of it so I won't bother repeating what it
says.

Here's a link to the README:
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/line/line/src/int80/README

There is no change to how LINE is invoked.  If the driver is loaded LINE
will use it.  Otherwise it will fall back to the original behavior.

I only have a Windows 2000 system so I don't know how it will run
on Windows NT.  I would love some feedback if there are any brave souls
out there willing to risk a system crash and possible data loss :)


Mike


ps.  Thanks to Michael Stout for all the help.  This driver probably
wouldn't have happened without him!


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