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[19:00:36] <FabienD> peda_: ping
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[22:25:27] <nip> hi all
[22:36:33] <FabienD> hi nip and happy new year !
[22:37:14] <nip> thanks and happy new year too)
[22:38:30] <nip> i was trying to build jnode 0.2.8 and found that it requires cygwin dll and some program to build cd image. maybe add this info to docs?)
[22:50:32] <FabienD> it's in the doc for windows (I added it myself)
[22:51:30] <nip> can you give me a link?)
[22:52:28] <FabienD> here : http://www.jnode.org/node/116
[22:52:50] <FabienD> "Build & development environment" ^^^
[22:54:02] <nip> hm. there is no info about mkisofs.exe required to make iso file
[22:54:43] <FabienD> look in my comments : http://www.jnode.org/node/116#comment-493
[22:55:05] <FabienD> but these informations are outdated
[22:56:39] <FabienD> we options to replace them with pure java implementations : JNasm for nasm and ??? for mkisofs
[22:57:07] <FabienD> these options are specified in jnode.properties (copied from jnode.properties.dist)
[22:57:07] <nip> it would be nice
[22:57:29] <FabienD> the replacement for mkisofs is working
[22:57:58] <FabienD> and JNasm might contains a bug (or has been fixed : I am not sure)
[22:58:19] <FabienD> all that is in latest svn version
[22:58:45] <FabienD> 0.2.8 is about 11 month old ;)
[22:58:48] <nip> great)
[22:59:24] <nip> is jnasm internal jnode project? i can't find it's official page(
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[23:16:06] <FabienD> nip: there is no doc for it since it's an internal project
[23:17:09] <FabienD> but someone studied it and it should be possible to make it independant of jnode (only 2 or 3 dependencies with jnode iirc)
[23:17:50] <FabienD> but there is some javadoc
[23:18:43] <FabienD> the goal is to be able to build jnode in jnode one day (like linux can be built inside linux)

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