Hey there,
this status update is a lot shorter...
1) What have i done:
- Started actually working on 9vx
- discovered my memory management approach in vx32 doesn't translate
to 9vx...so i am currently experimenting again
- looked into xv6 for educational purposes (both x86 and general os
stuff)...i also began a vx32 port of xv6...some stuff works but it's
not there...yet i have learned some lessons in the process...which is
good for me. but bad for you because there's nothing "objective" to
show to you...
2) What i am going to do:
- Try to get 9vx/mmu.c running on windows.
- getting 9vx to compile with asserts on missing places in order to
step by step built up functionality. (the vfs layer especially needs
some attention...)
so i guess there will be some 9vx code soon. i am looking forward to
it :)
André
PS: And again. Big thanks to Russ! Most of the stuff just falls into
place when he explains it. Which is totally awesome and i appreciate
it very much.
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