Philippe wrote: > I work on simplifying the build scripts (makefiles) so that we, and > ASAP any > alpha-testers, can easily build & install both kernel and userland > stacks. > > Also, I spend a lot of time to step via a debugger each app in > /net_kit/source/apps/* so that I could understand better how stack > internals > works and, sometime, how it *should* had worked. > > In the same time, I'm writting some docs about the stack design. That's great - the more docs we have, the better. Also, it allows people who don't have the overview yet (i.e. me :-)) to contribute to the code. > Not that much, I hope. Dial Up support could be tricky, however. > But the basic LAN network support is there, just not enough stable. > The userland stack version should be of great help to fix that, as > most of the modules code is common for both userland and kernel > versions. > > Note that we need DNS support too. It's why the libnet.so is not > completed > yet... Dial-Up shouldn't be that tricky - just a special interface where you can specify the device, dial-up number, username, password, etc.; it should be the same interface as the one used to bring up a PPP connection as it is basically the same thing. Adios... Axel.