[comp.os.minix] ST Kernel

paone@aramis.rutgers.edu (Phil Paone) (03/14/89)

Could someone tell me where the ST kernel sources are?  The ones I
pulled off the net complain about a "short file" when I try to
uudecode.  I would like to take them from an ftp site, or if not that,
can some one please send them to me, or possibly report as I have read
some other people had the same complaint.


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		Phil Paone
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hcj@lzaz.ATT.COM (HC Johnson) (03/14/89)

In article <Mar.13.22.06.05.1989.27975@aramis.rutgers.edu>, paone@aramis.rutgers.edu (Phil Paone) writes:
> 
> Could someone tell me where the ST kernel sources are?  The ones I
> pulled off the net complain about a "short file" when I try to
> uudecode.  I would like to take them from an ftp site, or if not that,
> can some one please send them to me, or possibly report as I have read
> some other people had the same complaint.
> 
Sorry Phil, You have to buy them as the ST Minix package from Prentice-Hall.

When we change Kernel files, they are posted as cdiffs, to not just
give away the store.



Howard C. Johnson
ATT Bell Labs
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APEARSON%WAYNEST1.BITNET@CORNELLC.CIT.CORNELL.EDU (Patrick B. Haggood) (03/15/89)

I am looking for anyone who's installed Minix on the Atari ST with a
Haba 10 Meg drive.  I tried to mkfs onto /dev/hd5 but it kept telling me
it had an error on put_block (?) and gave me a list of blocks it couldn/t
write.  I checked the disk from TOS and it told me I had 10545142 bytes,
so my mkfs command was:

mkfs /dev/hd5 10545

(error list)

The Haba software doesn't come with partitioning programs, so I decided
to use the entire disk for Minix.  What am I doing wrong?

jack@csmunix.larc.nasa.gov (Jack Dunn) (03/15/89)

You must rember that a block is 1024 bytes! if TOS is reporting
10545142 bytes this would be 10297 or 10298 minix blocks,
depending on rounding up or down. Your command is correct for
a disk of 10798080 bytes. There sould be about 250 blocks that
it could not find on the disk.

Jack Dunn

paone@aramis.rutgers.edu (Phil Paone) (03/15/89)

I should have said "patches" (I bought minix around 6 months ago)
, but since I can't get them uudecode, I
couldn't tell whether they were complete or just patches.  In any
case, I don't need them anymore, I was already directed to the
appropriate archive server.

		Thanks,
		Phil
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