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Re: Hurd-L4 : Architecture Questions
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NePat |
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Re: Hurd-L4 : Architecture Questions |
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Sat, 9 Jul 2005 19:05:06 +0200 |
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ness, wrote :
> [I'm not a expert, so be careful]
I'm not an expert also.
> A thread will be able to get a capability from an authentication server so
> we can implement posix compilant auth.
OK, the Auth server will garantee servers that the process is "trustable". I'm
ok with this. My question is : So what the need for Marcus Bringman to manage
such IPC protocol based on the fact that client are not "trustable" ? Don't
they juste have to ask the auth server if they want to know about the
process ?
> 2.:
> Noone says these can't create multible threads and be executed multiple
times.
I'm not sure to understand. Did you say that core servers can't have multiple
instance on different processor ? If they can't i think it's a great pain for
the system : Imagine a set of processors P1, P2, .. Pn. If there is only one
instance of the memory server on the system there while be :
- challenge for process to access it
- dificulties to communicate with it
( cause it is on an other Processor -> processor cache is not the same
->
need to communicate through the RAM)
- lack of time garantees that lead to impossibility of a real time system
Thanks,