[Netnice-kernels] Linux kernel compilation
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From: Scott B. <sco...@ve...> - 2004-09-29 22:24:13
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Hi Takashi, I wanted to let you know where I am in the development. In order to start the port I need to be able to run a kernel that can at least install a root vif on each real network interface. I found that the 2.6.7 kernel in CVS with the tag netnice267 will not compile or link. I can tell that the internals have not been completed. Nevertheless, I think all I need to get started is a working vif_attach that can be called when the kernel installs a real interface. In working toward that I have spent today hacking on the cvs version and getting it to compile and link. I don't think I need the the modified sk_buff structures yet nor do I need process structures or vif_fork. I think all I need at this point is a working vif_attach (called vif_register in the linux cvs) and vif_alloc to start nnfs. I have attached a context diff of the changes that I have made to netnice267 to get it to compile and link. I will try to get it to run with vif_attach early next week and add a fs/nnfs directory and then submit that to your cvs. Thanks, Scott Brumbaugh |