Re: Ros-kernel Digest, Vol 12, Issue 36

[Lucio Diaz]

99% of the windows users consider networking as
browsing internet. Give suport for TCP/IP , for a
basic browser (wish it were graphical, and most common
ethernet cards (kind of realtek or others widely used)
and you can say. ¡We have networking!.
An extra would be suport for some widely used modems.
Noone expect apache or emule working in an alpha OS,
even FTP is prescindible in 0.3.
Regards,
Lucio Diaz.

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[K McI]

Just to get things straight, ROS .3 is supposed to have basic working 
TCP (UDP?) /IP. So, that means what parts of the protocol will be 
working and which will not? Or is there more to it then that?

If it's JUST that then "Basic TCP/IP" sounds descriptive.

-uniQ

[art yerkes]

On Sun, 26 Sep 2004 10:53:28 -0500
K McI [e-mail] wrote:
> Just to get things straight, ROS .3 is supposed to have basic working 
> TCP (UDP?) /IP. So, that means what parts of the protocol will be 
> working and which will not? Or is there more to it then that?
>
> If it's JUST that then "Basic TCP/IP" sounds descriptive.

Yes it seems the consensus is that 'Networking' includes netbios for
most people, because they rely on shared printers, disks.  I actually
didn't think the term would cause any conflict (sorry), but I was
merely setting the bar for 'Basic TCP/IP' (one browser, mail, irc
cvs, etc).  I don't really care what it's called as long as we agree
what it should do at this stage.
-- 
Hey, Adam Smith, keep your invisible hands to yourself!

[Alex Ionescu]

FTP is much much easier to handle then HTTP+Browser.

I think we will have Telnet, FTP and HTTP by 0.3...but only for a 
limited number of NICs.

Best regards,
Alex Ionescu

Lucio Diaz wrote:
> 99% of the windows users consider networking as
> browsing internet. Give suport for TCP/IP , for a
> basic browser (wish it were graphical, and most common
> ethernet cards (kind of realtek or others widely used)
> and you can say. ¡We have networking!.
> An extra would be suport for some widely used modems.
> Noone expect apache or emule working in an alpha OS,
> even FTP is prescindible in 0.3.
> Regards,
> Lucio Diaz.
>
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