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In article <8905252017.AA29210@postgres.Berkeley.EDU> dillon@POSTGRES.BERKELEY.EDU (Matt Dillon) writes:
>	It took me no more than 11 hours to get a pretty-much-working NFS
>under DNet.... to the point where I can now 1> CD into a remote directory on
>a UNIX machine at berkeley and run an Amiga compatible binary from it (takes
>a while to load over 2400 baud, but it works!).

This mainly says that you are an AmigaDOS guru. We all knew that already. :-)

You have written several AmigaDOS device handlers already. You know from
*hard won* experience where all the pitfalls are. You also have a huge
library of example code and support routines to draw from.

I once sat down to try to modify your example ram-disk handler to create a
DNet RFS. I fairly quickly gave up because I didn't know enough about the
deep magic inside AmigaDOS and filesystem handlers.

A year of hacking later, I probably know enough to get something working.

Sure, Amiga makes it easier than ever before to extend the OS.
But "easier than ever before" != "easy".

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