This update includes support for shadow passwords, stored in
/etc/master.passwd, as well as support for an /etc/passwd file
containing user/uid/full name/shell associations, which are used by the
shell to get your username for display purposes, as well as by whoami
for the same reason. The login tool does not yet select the right shell
though this is planned.
* root's password is `toor` (a throwback to older times)
* local's password is `local` (because it's obvious)
Without flushing, this doesn't work properly with the terminal pipe.
Technically, this is an issue in the pipe implementation, but as that's
not technically what we're testing there's no sense having it be broken.
For the record, everything works wonderfully.
Completely removes:
* The kernel terminal (both VGA and graphical)
* The kernel ANSI parser (obviously)
* kgets() function
* Dozens of other functions that were made useless
Adds:
* Userspace terminal that should work (relatively) well
* Keyboard device driver (implemented with a "pipe" object)
* Stabalized interrupt interface
* `clear` uses the c library
* All panic screens and kprintf() output goes to the serial line ONLY
* The kernel boots directly into /bin/terminal (no arguments, unless you
want to add them (such as -f))
... handling any interrupt service routines.
This was causing crashes while running /userspace/ apps without any
syscalls being triggered, presumably due to switching at awkward times.
Need to replace the bitfont with freetype, get the thing attached to a
pipe, start getting other stuff to run under it, and then we can remove
the kernel's graphical terminal.
