Any constructive criticism would go a long way in helping me make a good design for all of you. Marcus gave me a good tip on looking at EROS' persistent design and to at least consider it if nothing else. I haven't quite gotten around to reading the EROS document on single-level stores yet, but I soon will.
I will make sure my master's thesis includes some background on how Coyotos works, since that is a (potential) kernel we will be using instead of the current L4. This way I can at least develop a forward-thinking design plan that can adapt as the Hurd decides on what to do with its kernel and other things.
Thanks, and these discussions and referenced papers have really enlightened my view of modern microkernel-based OS.
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William M. Grim
Student, Souther Illinois University at Edwardsville
Unix Network Administrator, SIUE, CS. Dept.
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