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Jan 28, 2002

Jan 28, 2002

These files were originally obtained from KAME, via

These files were originally obtained from KAME, via

  kame-20020107-netbsd152-snap.tgz

  kame-20020107-netbsd152-snap.tgz

(i.e. a KAME snapshot of FreeBSD 4.4, taken on Jan 7, 2002)

(i.e. a KAME snapshot of FreeBSD 4.4, taken on Jan 7, 2002)

The original files (and updates) were imported into the eCos

The original files (and updates) were imported into the eCos

tree via this process:

tree via this process:

  cd /tmp

  cd /tmp

  gzip -d 

  gzip -d 

  cd kame/freebsd/sys

  cd kame/freebsd/sys

  XXX=*THIS DOCUMENTATION DIRECTORY*

  XXX=*THIS DOCUMENTATION DIRECTORY*

  xargs -t -n2 <${XXX}/BSD_FILE_LIST ${XXX}/copy_files.sh

  xargs -t -n2 <${XXX}/BSD_FILE_LIST ${XXX}/copy_files.sh

This creates a directory tree suitable for starting as an

This creates a directory tree suitable for starting as an

eCos package.  This can then be imported into the eCos tree

eCos package.  This can then be imported into the eCos tree

via:

via:

  cd /tmp/bsd_tcpip/current

  cd /tmp/bsd_tcpip/current

  cvs -d ECOS_CVS import -m 'import of FreeBSD 4.4 networking stack' -ko ecc/ecc/net/bsd_tcpip/current NET FreeBSD_4_4

  cvs -d ECOS_CVS import -m 'import of FreeBSD 4.4 networking stack' -ko ecc/ecc/net/bsd_tcpip/current NET FreeBSD_4_4

Be sure and edit the list of files if any new files from the

Be sure and edit the list of files if any new files from the

network distribution is added to the eCos codebase.

network distribution is added to the eCos codebase.