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@@ -1323,6 +1323,9 @@ License|/fdl]]."]]"""]]
<antrik> well, in theory, specific kernel drivers can expose their own
device_map() -- but IIRC the only one that does (besides mem of course)
is maptime -- which is not a real driver either...
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+[[Mapped-time_interface|master/microkernel/mach/gnumach/interface/device/time]].
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<braunr> oh btw, i didn't know you had a blog :)
<antrik> well, it would be possible to replace the device interface by
specific interfaces for the generic pseudo devices... I'm not sure how
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<braunr> mcsim: does it work fine without the large storage patch ?
<mcsim> braunr: looks fine, but TBH I can't even run such things like fsx,
because even without my changes it failed mightily at once.
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+[[file_system_exerciser]].
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<braunr> mcsim: right, well, that will be part of another task :)