<MonniTheCat>
augiedoggie_: Didn't want to list all the implementations... Some people don't like promoting other projects...
<augiedoggie_>
blue eye, cosmoe, and the others were never really functional afaik, hyclone is usable
<denis>
I'm sorry if this is inappropriate here. I ended up maintaining a linux distro and for me it's not a problem referencing others so I did not think about that
<MonniTheCat>
augiedoggie_: It takes time to make anything useful... And a lot of talented developers... Most of us remember the year OpenBeOS/Haiku was started... and the years people worked on BlueEyedOS...
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<MonniTheCat>
<denis> "I'm sorry if this is inappropria..." <- There's a lot of different type of Haiku users around here... Some don't care much, but others complain if people even mention other operating systems...
<MonniTheCat>
The point is to not drift too much from the main topic of the channel, which is Haiku...
<denis>
how is the filesystem organized? I suppose not as inodes?
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<nephele_xmpp>
denis: Regarding your original question, swapping the kernel (project wise) would be quite hard, but implementing haiku apis in userspace on linux was fone already by hyclone
<nephele_xmpp>
our kernel is derived from newos, and it does what we want (and is not a seperate component as such) syscall numbers are not stable for example
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<Skipp_OSX>
we made Haiku happen, not on Linux sorry for confusion
<Skipp_OSX>
mostly Axel and bonefish and tqh
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<botifico>
[haikuports/haikuports] Midar 5c24d50 - objfw: Update to 1.2.1
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<Anarchos>
Hanicef[m] you're right.
<Anarchos>
Hanicef[m] not sure if it is a bug in Clock or in input_server
<Hanicef[m]>
it seems to happen in other programs, too
<Anarchos>
Hanicef[m] weird nobody noticed that !
<Hanicef[m]>
it's actually a bug that i ran into quite a while ago while porting a program to haiku, but i originally under the assumption it was the port first until i ran into the same issue in other programs
<Hanicef[m]>
this is such a weird bug :v
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<Anarchos>
Hanicef[m] feel free to open a ticket on dev.haiku-os.org
<botifico>
[haikuports/haikuports] jmairboeck 69c7870 - guile: try to fix the build on 32 bit
<jmairboeck>
let's see if this works
<jmairboeck>
locally I got a scheme compile error during stage 1 bootstrapping, so I'm not too optimistic unfortunately
<jmairboeck>
but the linker error at least should be fixed
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<Begasus[m]>
progress then :)
<Begasus[m]>
8 out of 11 (so far) patches upstreamed and merged for the KDE frameworks :)
<Anarchos>
jmairboeck i have a haiku 32bits running if you need it
<Begasus[m]>
guile is a nasty one to build Anarchos :)
<Anarchos>
Begasus[m] do you know if there is an example in the build where a constant is calculated at build time ? i need it for tarfs
<Begasus[m]>
no idea Anarchos :)
<jmairboeck>
Anarchos: I have a 32 bit VM, just tried it twice, but didn't succeed
<jmairboeck>
Anarchos: if the code is built with gcc13 (i.e. not gcc2) you could probably use constexpr
<Anarchos>
jmairboeck the goal si to build haiku_netboot.tgz, get its last 32bit value (it is the size of the uncompressed file) and put it into tarfs.cpp for haiku_loader.pxe_ia32
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<jmairboeck>
ok, so that wouldn't work purely in C++ probably because you can't read files at compile time. You'd need some postprocessing, maybe a custom jam rule that generates a header file or something.
<jmairboeck>
no idea how that works though
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<Anarchos>
jmairboeck i was looking for some m4 macro but no luck. maybe sed ?
<jmairboeck>
Haiku doesn't use autoconf, so m4 would not be useful. You can use sed in a custom jam rule I think.
<Anarchos>
jmairboeck this is done for hrev number.
<Anarchos>
jmairboeck but i need to do some math (max + upper rounding)
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<Anarchos>
is there a mean to reload a driver in config/non-packaged other than rebooting ?
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<dalme>
Anarchos, if you manually loaded the driver into non-packaged you can remove it and then copy the new driver binary into that directory
<dalme>
I did that during GSoC to avoid rebooting everytime I updated my NVMM driver
<nekobot>
[haiku/haiku] 18b7c68ed69e - realtekwifi: Add device ID for TPLink RTL8192CU.
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<PulkoMandy>
Non-packaged is supposed to override packaged, but it may not work right. But you can simply blocklist the existing driver, no need to recompile
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<Anarchos>
ok i fear that bus_manager is too low level to be just overriden like that with a newly file in config/non-packaged/add-on/kernle/bus_managers
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<tehpianomaster[m]>
hey
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<tehpianomaster[m]>
so, suggested: add support for more touchpads, and if not already added, add support for the Intel WiFi AX201
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<Anarchos>
tehpianomaster[m] if you don't say which touchpad is missing for you, it will be difficult to develop a driver !