I changed virtcode so that it works like a minishell. Does nothing
else reading commands and try to execute them. As examples are help
and halt implemented. It's far away from being comfortable, but
it works ;) If there's a need it can be extended (more commands,
more comfort), perhaps someone want to build in a kernel debugger.
Patch (only against freemware/guest/virtcode) is attached.
>This is what I do: before I start coding, I always get the latest CVS
>tree. I then do cp -R freemware freemware-old, and edit the freemware t=
ree.
>Then, diff -Nur freemware-old freemware only gives the "real" changes.
But if CVS tree changes while you are coding you make diffs against old
CVS states. You have to be _very fast_ or hope that CVS doesn't change.
jens
PS: patch is gone to Ulrich directly... (because of a mail-came-not-from-
mailing-list-problem)
