Here comes the world famous Hurd hacker.
Apr. 18th, 2006 05:15 pmHow foul does "JFS Translator for the GNU Hurd" sound? :)
Lately Manuel Menal, hurdextras maintainer, had been putting a lot of effort to gather disparate Hurd projects scattered all over the web together. My ol' academic project is one of those that got checked into the repository last week, in addition to mboxfs, memfs, notice, pith, run, xmlfs, etc. Manuel has also made the patches to make them work with the current Hurd on GNUMach.
I am away from the Hurd as well ever since releasing this stuff during the Christmas of 2002, and I do not have a way to check the state of affairs right now. But I am verrrry happy to see that it has just not gone into the usual bit rot.
Here's to those sleepless nights spent gluing JFS and Hurd code together. And here's a kick to the arse of the idiot that said I can blog from anywhere on the world now that I have a notebook computer. As if blogging is life's major purpose. Bleh!
Lately Manuel Menal, hurdextras maintainer, had been putting a lot of effort to gather disparate Hurd projects scattered all over the web together. My ol' academic project is one of those that got checked into the repository last week, in addition to mboxfs, memfs, notice, pith, run, xmlfs, etc. Manuel has also made the patches to make them work with the current Hurd on GNUMach.
I am away from the Hurd as well ever since releasing this stuff during the Christmas of 2002, and I do not have a way to check the state of affairs right now. But I am verrrry happy to see that it has just not gone into the usual bit rot.
Here's to those sleepless nights spent gluing JFS and Hurd code together. And here's a kick to the arse of the idiot that said I can blog from anywhere on the world now that I have a notebook computer. As if blogging is life's major purpose. Bleh!