What I did on my holidays.

[John Hughes]

Since I had some free time on my holidays I've been attempting to
forward port current OpenSSI.

Due to the poor working conditions (the only internet access I was able
to get going was via my cellphone, about 1 EUR per megabyte at around
8Kbps) I didn't get as far as I wanted, but I've got a 2.6.15 based
kernel that boots and forms a cluster.

So far it has one major bug (ptrace oopses) and one regression (exec
from a thread never finishes).

I'll try and fix those problems then arrange to host the source somewhere.


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[John Hughes]

John Hughes wrote:

> Since I had some free time on my holidays I've been attempting to
> forward port current OpenSSI.
>
> Due to the poor working conditions (the only internet access I was able
> to get going was via my cellphone, about 1 EUR per megabyte at around
> 8Kbps) I didn't get as far as I wanted, but I've got a 2.6.15 based
> kernel that boots and forms a cluster.
>
> So far it has one major bug (ptrace oopses) and one regression (exec
> from a thread never finishes).
>
> I'll try and fix those problems then arrange to host the source somewhere.
>  

I've fixed the strace crash, although cross node strace is not working
at the moment.

You can get a copy of what I'm working on using git from

http://perso.calvaedi.com/~john/openssi-future.git

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