Hi, e-guy, Well I'm not the best authority here, but I suggest Thomas Bushnell's architectural overview (at www.gnu.org), the Hurd texinfo documentation, and looking at hurd and glibc source (which is generally well laid out and commented). Probably only a basic understanding of Mach is needed, since the Hurd is trying to minimize microkernel dependencies.
You can get the latest sources from the CVS server. Instructions are somewhere on the GNU site. -John <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > hi > > i have a few questions > > 1. i got these documents about mach: > > mach 3 kernel principles > mach 3 server writer's guide > mach 3 server writer's interface > > (all by Keith Loepere) > > is it a good starting point to me to learn how to develop the hurd? > or is there better documents about these topic? > > 2. where can i get the latest gnumach and hurd sources? > > > thank you > ps: sorry for my bad english > > > e-guy
