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MiKRO wrote:
>> IIRC, there's some problem with ethernat.  I believe if it's not
>> connected to the network but the driver is loaded the system will halt
>> during bootup.  Has this been fixed?
>>
>>     
> no, it hasn't, but it's planned to do so :) I thought the first step
> would be include it into freemint in the state as it is to make it
> available to all freemint users/programmers in the easy way.
>
> btw system isn't halted, the module just ends in infinite while loop
> (i.e. when you connect cable, it should continue with booting)
>
>   
Oh ok,

By no means was I saying that a module with known problems shouldn't be 
included, was just curious if you had more recent source code than I 
did, but I guess not.

Mikro, what ever happened to you implementing VM?  I checked out all of 
the BSD UVM stuff but I just don't have what it takes to make heads or 
tails of it.

Thanks,
Mark


