>Unfortunately I have to re-make my kernel to insert the module
>"freemware.o" because my kernel was enable the "CONFIG_MODVERSIONS".
>Or I make the module with the option "-DMODVERSIONS -include
>/usr/include/linux/modversions.h".
>If you do not mind, please add the comment to README file.
Hmm... yeah... I wonder, isn't there a way to have this done automatically ?
I'd think that MODVERSIONS would be defined in Linux' autoconf.h, if it has
been compiled in such a way... isn't this so ?
>Yes I could try 3 kernels; virtcode, cooperative, and preemptive.
>At first I could not find how to change the kernel, but I could
>understand it was "guest" parameter in "user/fmw.conf".
>
>I image there are many hidden commands. :-)
Not really; when new commands are added we make a point of adding them
to the demo fmw.conf.
>If there is written materials, please tell me.
Not right now, as far as I know (not about the end-user aspects, anyway ---
there's some internals information on the website, in the virtualisation paper).
I think we're better off waiting with this until we have progressed so far that
FreeMWare is really useful to people as an end-user product (i.e., when you
can run a real OS in it ;)).
># Or should I read the source code?
That can never do any harm... especially if you want to contribute ;)
> Project: Netwrok Transferable Computer
> http://www.etl.go.jp/~suzaki/English/NTC
Looks cool...
-- Ramon
