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binary emulations are now loadable, the necessary framework changes are all there; what is needed now is to ensure the LKMs work on other ports - this may need changes to MD or sys/compat/* code
2000-12-09 02:08:35 +03:00
$NetBSD: TODO,v 1.4 2000/12/08 23:08:35 jdolecek Exp $
Add the lkm stuff I've been working on to the tree. This mostly works -- see the README file in sys/lkm for more information on what does and doesn't. I'm putting this in here mainly to help speed development and such to make this useful sooner.
1996-08-23 00:18:07 +04:00
Always a lot to do. :)
o Learn how loadable devices can configure themselves, like the interrupt,
dma, probing, attaching, etc. Then start adding some of those to the
lkm tree.
binary emulations are now loadable, the necessary framework changes are all there; what is needed now is to ensure the LKMs work on other ports - this may need changes to MD or sys/compat/* code
2000-12-09 02:08:35 +03:00
o Test compat and exec modules on more platforms, make necessary MD
changes to sys/arch/ or sys/compat/ code to make those modules actually
usable.
Currently, only Linux/ELF on i386 is easily loadable.
Add the lkm stuff I've been working on to the tree. This mostly works -- see the README file in sys/lkm for more information on what does and doesn't. I'm putting this in here mainly to help speed development and such to make this useful sooner.
1996-08-23 00:18:07 +04:00
o decide if it is even useful to make ffs into a loadable module.
[for diskless boots, sure, why not]
o what about nfs? Server and client should both be loadable I suppose.
[good luck...]