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Subject: Forth interpreter as kernel module
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>Segher Boessenkool
 >  I'm writing a full OF implementation for OpenBios. It will also be
  > able to run in user space, which might be a better solution for things
   >like softboot (and besides, it makes development a lot easier).

For in-kernel User Mode Linux might help. Jeff Dike suggested that to me
at H3rL announce time. Valid suggestion, just not the tendency of a guy
that writes an in-kernel 3-stack Forth in pure assembly and doesn't put
Perl in his distro.

Rick Hohensee

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