Re: Freebsd Jails implementation over OpenBSD

[geraldo busato <anorexia@softhome.net>]

09/01/02 08:46:33, Artur Grabowski <art@blahonga.org> escreveu:

>No. It doesn't make the task any easier. It makes you think it is easier 
and
>as usual it will end up with a diff that fixes just most of the relevant
>code, not all of it and the experienced kernel hacker who deicedes 
that
>the work is worth doing will have to do all the work from scratch 
anyway
>because the diff was only almost good. We've been there many times.
>
>So unless you are a very experienced kernel hacker or you describe 
_exactly_
>why and how you made the relevant changes to the kernel and how 
you found
>the relevant places to change and why you are sure that there are no 
other
>places that need changing, your diff will be rejected. I don't want to
>discourage you, but approaching this very hard problem the wrong 
way
>will most certainly lead to failure which will be discouraging in itself
>and it will create more work for us.

Ok, I see. I got your point, and I understand it. I'll try to do it anyway, 
you see, I've got time to do it, and then, if the thing it's not good, then 
ok, it was just not good, then forget it. What you said it's not 
discouraging, it's facts, and when you've got to work with something 
serious, you have to work with reality too.

--geraldo