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Colin Gnther schrieb: Axel Drfler schrieb: Welcome! AFAIK Ithamar should be the only one active on working on this. When are you planning to start working on the project, or have you already started? Yes, i'm starting right away. Actually i'm writing my proposal for the ...

Axel Drfler schrieb: Welcome! AFAIK Ithamar should be the only one active on working on this. When are you planning to start working on the project, or have you already started? Yes, i'm starting right away. Actually i'm writing my proposal for the bounty on haikuware. So planning stuff is rolling its way... In any case, even if Ithamar had finished the port already, I guess ...

Stephan Amus schrieb: Colin Gnther schrieb: i'm colin and i'm studying computer science at a german university. currently i'm at the beginning of my master-thesis on the matter: porting the freebsd wlan-stack to haiku. i'm on the way to apply on the related haikuware-bounty, too. i subscribed to this list, because i think that this topic belongs here. kind if you tell me whether i'm right or wrong about this ...

Hi Colin, Colin Gnther coling@xxxxxx wrote: i'm colin and i'm studying computer science at a german university. currently i'm at the beginning of my master-thesis on the matter: porting the freebsd wlan-stack to haiku. i'm on the way to apply on the related haikuware-bounty, too. i subscribed to this list, because i think that this topic belongs here. ...

Hi, Colin Gnther schrieb: i'm colin and i'm studying computer science at a german university. currently i'm at the beginning of my master-thesis on the matter: porting the freebsd wlan-stack to haiku. i'm on the way to apply on the related haikuware-bounty, too. i subscribed to this list, because i think that this topic belongs here. kind if you tell me whether i'm right or wrong about this assumption. ...

Hy, i'm colin and i'm studying computer science at a german university. currently i'm at the beginning of my master-thesis on the matter: porting the freebsd wlan-stack to haiku. i'm on the way to apply on the related haikuware-bounty, too. i subscribed to this list, because i think that this topic belongs here. kind if you tell me whether i'm right or wrong about this assumption. I also asked Ithamar Adema, whether its alright for him to let me takeover this task, because i knew that he started working on it. So if ...

Philippe Houdoin wrote: In particular, we agreed on a possible port of the FreeBSD 5.x net stack, making it an huge stand-alone module. This big module, in that scenario, will replace the current core, protocols and some of the interfaces stack modules. Yep, that's dropping modular design, mostly. I would better say: we want to start with something that works and then slowly adapt the code to our needs. The FreeBSD developers are interested in our adaptions, too, so we could work together with them. ...

please continue your DHCP client. Even if any of the other projects has its own implementation we want to replace each part with a clean solution. Your work is not wasted and very much appreciated. Also, BSD would not bring us a nice kernel-land implementation. Bye, Waldemar David Enderson wrote: ...

Philippe, Where does this leave my DHCP implementation? I have also been pulled away by work and personal, and have been slating a large block of vacation around Christmas and New Year's time to finish the stand-alone executable. If the FreeBSD 5.x net stack was ported, would that include a DHCP client? Would this marrow project include a DHCP client piggy-backing in with the FreeBSD net stack? ...

Hi guys... Waldemar Kornewald Waldemar.Kornewald@xxxxxx wrote: the FreeBSD team started a new project to clean up their netstack and make it ready for the future. Thought this is of interest for us. Have you guys settled down the decision wether or not to port the latest FreeBSD stack? ...

I'm curious as to the answer as well. -----Original Message----- From: openbeosnetteam-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [] On Behalf Of Axel Drfler Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 2004 12:01 To: openbeosnetteam@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [openbeosnetteam] Re: [Fwd: New Networking Project...] ...

Waldemar Kornewald Waldemar.Kornewald@xxxxxx wrote: the FreeBSD team started a new project to clean up their netstack and make it ready for the future. Thought this is of interest for us. Have you guys settled down the decision wether or not to port the latest FreeBSD stack? And if you're positive, any work done in that direction yet? Bye, Axel. ...

the FreeBSD team started a new project to clean up their netstack and make it ready for the future. Thought this is of interest for us. Bye, Waldemar ...

Hey all, I was wondering about building the source. I downloaded the latest from sourceforge, compiled the jam tool to run on my linux distro, and tried to use jam to build the remainder of the source. Unfortunately, many of the files seem to be using particular OS type declarations ... so I believe I'm out of luck on my linux box. I would love to know a couple of things: 1. What's the target for OS for doing builds. 2. How possible it might be to do builds and development on linux .. ;-) ...

Hello, I think I have it mostly ironed out. I still have a couple of questions, though: You can use jam install-networking. The net_stack_driver will not be installed anymore. Philippe, I forgot why you did that. Do I still need net_server_driver? If I dont copy the net_stack and ...

Hi Brennan, As I stated earlier today, I've been away from OpenBeOS since June. I am now going about setting up my test environment (again) for our stack. I have a few questions: 1. Are these manual instructions still a valid way to install the stack (w/o using jam install-networking) You can use jam install-networking. ...

Hi all, As I stated earlier today, I've been away from OpenBeOS since June. I am now going about setting up my test environment (again) for our stack. I have a few questions: 1. Are these manual instructions still a valid way to install the stack (w/o using jam install-networking) cut from an old list email ...

This should take too long to complete. I meant it should NOT take too long to complete... ...

This should take too long to complete. I meant it should NOT take too long to complete... Sorry Brennan ...

Scott, I dont know at this point. I was studying the stack some months ago, but didnt get too far. Im going to get my BeOS test box up and running with our stack, and run some basic tests using the route, ping, and other command that we already have. Philippe was looking for a short report of my findings in doing this. I have access to many different machines and tools, so I can set up packet traces using Ethereal and the like... ...