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== Introduction to Fiasco.OC and L4Re == | |||
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| Microkernels, Fiasco.OC, Threads || [http://os.inf.tu-dresden.de/~doebel/downloads/01-Intro.pdf Slides] | |||
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| IPC, Memory, L4Re || [http://os.inf.tu-dresden.de/~doebel/downloads/02-MemoryAndIPC.pdf Slides] | |||
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| Library Reuse, Device Drivers, (Para-)virtualization || [http://os.inf.tu-dresden.de/~doebel/downloads/03-AdvancedComponents.pdf Slides] | |||
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== Running and using Fiasco and L4Re components == | == Running and using Fiasco and L4Re components == | ||
Revision as of 14:43, 24 July 2012
Building Fiasco and L4Re components
Introduction to Fiasco.OC and L4Re
| Topics | Material |
|---|---|
| Microkernels, Fiasco.OC, Threads | Slides |
| IPC, Memory, L4Re | Slides |
| Library Reuse, Device Drivers, (Para-)virtualization | Slides |
Running and using Fiasco and L4Re components
- Systems to use
- hardware requirements
- virtual machines
- QEmu
- Fiasco-UX
- VMware
- Virtualbox
- Boot from CD
- Boot from TFTP server
- serial console
- Booting
- GRUB
- building patched grub
- menu.lst
- Enhanced GRUB1 patches
- This grub1 version is maintained. You can send patches.
- GRUB2
- Images
- Call 'make help' in the l4/ root directory to get a listing of possible image generation targets
- See l4/conf/Makeconf.boot.example for more information on customization
- u-boot:
- Call 'make uimage E=entry' to generate an uImage
- Load into u-boot (tftpboot, usb-stick, flash, ...)
- bootm ....
- ELF images: make elfimage E=name
- loadable with any loader that understand ELF (including GRUB, Lauterbach, ARM RVDS, QEmu)
- Raw images: make rawimage E=name
- copy into RAM at the start address, set PC to start address and run
- On ARM the images relocate itself to their linked address, i.e. they can be put anywhere in RAM (copying them to the right place will make booting faster of course).
- Qemu
- Go to obj-dir root
- Call 'make qemu E=entry'
- For Qemu customization (esp. on ARM) see l4/conf/Makeconf.boot.example and add options to your l4/conf/Makeconf.boot
- Virtualbox
- Go to obj-dir root
- Call 'make vbox E=entry'
- You need a configuration virtual machine in vbox for that to work. Check l4/conf/Makeconf.boot.example to see how to configuration vbox specifics.
- You may omit the E=entry which will present you a menu to choose the entry to generate/start from.
- GRUB
