I just started about a month ago. Here are the links that got me going:
Everything you need to understand the code you're looking at:
http://www.debian.org/ports/hurd/reference-manual/hurd_toc.html
The best list of useful links:
http://angg.twu.net/the_hurd_links.html
Good installation guide:
I am working on Marcus' fatfs-0.1.
The fatfs translator seems to work OK on hard drive partitions, where
bytes_per_sector (in FAT header) = store-block_size = 512.
When mounting a floppy drive, however, I get:
bytes_per_sector = 512
store-block_size = 1024
This causes the translator to dump
On Mon, 4 Jun 2001, Jeff Bailey wrote:
It would be useful if you could provide more information about your
capabilities and timeframe.
In terms of my capabilities, I do not have any experience hacking a
real-world OS (ie, I have never worked on Linux internals, etc) although I
have taken an
I was wondering what the status is of FAT support? Is it possible to
mount FAT12 floppies or FAT hard drives? I noticed Marcus had an
implementation about a year old. How much does it take to implement
something like that? If I've got some FAT libraries that I wrote for
another project (that
I am a student planning on starting a masters thesis project in the near
future and I'm looking for both some information and some advice.
I will be installing the latest distribution tomorrow in order to start
hacking and getting familiar with the system. If somebody could field
some of these
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