atom feed32 messages in org.freebsd.freebsd-currentRe: Current is Really Broken(tm)
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Alfred PerlsteinSep 23, 1998 1:38 am 
Jordan K. HubbardSep 23, 1998 2:29 am 
Alfred PerlsteinSep 23, 1998 3:42 am 
Peter WemmSep 23, 1998 4:24 am 
Jordan K. HubbardSep 23, 1998 4:35 am 
Bruce EvansSep 23, 1998 5:02 pm 
Terry LambertSep 23, 1998 6:03 pm 
David HollandSep 24, 1998 1:52 pm 
Archie CobbsSep 24, 1998 6:20 pm 
Bruce EvansSep 25, 1998 6:37 pm 
Poul-Henning KampSep 25, 1998 11:31 pm 
Justin T. GibbsSep 26, 1998 9:52 am 
Poul-Henning KampSep 26, 1998 10:32 am 
David HollandSep 26, 1998 7:45 pm 
David HollandSep 26, 1998 8:03 pm 
Poul-Henning KampSep 26, 1998 10:56 pm 
David HollandSep 26, 1998 11:59 pm 
Poul-Henning KampSep 27, 1998 12:21 am 
Greg LeheySep 27, 1998 1:11 am 
Greg LeheySep 27, 1998 1:26 am 
David HollandSep 27, 1998 1:32 am 
Terry LambertSep 27, 1998 1:58 pm 
Terry LambertSep 27, 1998 2:40 pm 
Jeremy LeaSep 28, 1998 7:19 am 
Eivind EklundSep 28, 1998 9:29 am 
Poul-Henning KampSep 28, 1998 10:49 am 
Julian ElischerSep 28, 1998 12:24 pm 
Larry S. LileSep 28, 1998 12:39 pm 
Poul-Henning KampSep 28, 1998 12:51 pm 
Larry S. LileSep 28, 1998 1:56 pm 
Terry LambertSep 28, 1998 4:47 pm 
David HollandSep 28, 1998 4:55 pm 
Subject:Re: Current is Really Broken(tm)
From:Poul-Henning Kamp (ph@critter.freebsd.dk)
Date:Sep 26, 1998 10:56:32 pm
List:org.freebsd.freebsd-current

In message <98Se@qew.cs.toronto.edu>, David Holland
writes:

<ARCHITECTURE>

For any SLICE/GEOMETRY implementation, the discovery and instantiation of the network of handlers and devices is the most tricky part, no doubt about that.

There are two basic ways to skin that cat:

I think this is a false dichotomy; the way I'd probably implement it if I set out on such a project is neither of these, but a mixture, as follows:

I pretty much thought so a couple of years ago as well.

Then I tried to implement it.

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