* Richard Kreuter writes: > 3.9.3 I'm not sure /lib/modules is the right place for kernel > modules. I think we should move it to the GNU/Linux specific annex.
Yeah, this could be moved to the GNU/Linux annex... > 6.2.x /hurd : The Hurd servers > /hurd contains the Hurd server binaries. Servers with .static appended > to their name must be statically linked servers, servers without > .static appended may be dynamically linked servers. > The following servers, or symbolic links to servers, are required in > /hurd. > auth[.static] The standard authentication server. > exec[.static] The standard execution server. > init[.static] The standard initialization and state maintaining server. > proc[.static] The standard process server. Is there a valid reason why these translators should be static? The only translator that I know should be static is the file system one. What about a file system translator? The system is quite useless without it. > 6.2.x /servers : Standard location where Hurd servers translate > This is the directory Hurd servers translate rendezvous filesystem > nodes in standard locations, so that other programs can easily find > them and use server-specific interfaces. > /servers/crash The node where the crash server translates. > /servers/exec The node where the exec sever translates. > /servers/password The node where the password server translates. > /servers/proc The node where the process server translates. > /servers/startup <What's this do?> Never heard of /servers/startup.. Where did you get this from? (Can't find anything in the archives) > In addition, all files with names of the form /servers/socket/N, > where N is a string of digits, are reserved for <somebody who knows > the score to finish this sentence>. Symbolic links to these files are > also permitted in the /servers/socket directory, as shown in the > example below. /include/hurd/paths.h: /* Directory containing naming points for socket servers. Entries are named by the string representing the domain number in simple decimal (e.g. "/servers/socket/23"). */ > /servers/socket/1 The node where the pflocal server translates. > /servers/socket/2 The node where the pfinet server translates. > /servers/socket/pflocal A symbolic link to /servers/socket/1 > /servers/socket/pfinet A symbolic link to /servers/socket/2. Shouldn't this be /servers/socket/local and /servers/socket/inet? > 6.2.x /usr/share/info > 6.2.x /usr/share/man This directory is optional on a GNU system. > 6.2.x /usr/X11R6 : X Window System, Version 11 Release 6 The /usr prefix should be removed... Cheers, -- Alfred M. Szmidt _______________________________________________ Help-hurd mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-hurd
