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initializing to separate function IopInitializeBootDrivers in io/driver.c. These functions has been renamed: LdrInitializeBootStartDriver -> IopInitializeBuiltinDriver (moved to io/driver.c) LdrLoadAutoConfigDrivers -> IopInitializeSystemDrivers How the driver loading works now: - The root bus driver is enumerated by IoInit2 and it causes all drivers marked as boot start to be initialized and attached to respective device tree node. - Other boot drivers are initialized by IopInitializeBootDrivers (called from ExpInitializeExecutive). - After creating system root link (by IoCreateSystemRootLink) the device tree is travesed by IopInitializePnpServices and all non-boot start drivers all loaded. - At last, system start drivers are loaded by IopInitializeSystemDrivers. svn path=/trunk/; revision=6325 |
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======================== ReactOS Version 0.1.x Updated March 27th, 2003 ======================== 1. What is ReactOS? ------------------- ReactOS is an Open Source effort to develop a quality operating system that is compatible with Windows NT applications and drivers. Website: http://www.reactos.com 2. Relationship with the WINE project ------------------------------------- ReactOS has always planned to work with the WINE project to share as much programming effort as possible. This will mainly concern User Mode DLLs and will happen once ReactOS's Kernel Mode areas are more complete, as those areas form the underlying infrastructure. Other areas of cooperation lie in applications and testing suites. 3. Future compatibility ----------------------- The ReactOS project, although currently focused on Windows NT 4.0 compatibility, is always keeping an eye towards compatibility with future Windows NT releases, that is, Windows 2000 (NT 5.0) and Windows XP (NT 5.1). 4. Supporting other System Applications --------------------------------------- The Windows NT architecture allows for subsystems, as does the ReactOS architecture. A subsystem is an implementation of the APIs of another operating system, allowing ReactOS to run applications from other systems. We are already looking at subsystems for: Java, OS/2 and DOS and possibly others in the future. 5. Tutorials ------------ Developer and User Tutorials: http://reactos.com/index.php?tab=documents The tutorials contain more information on the project, compiling and testing ReactOS - among other topics. Contributors to the project are always welcome. 6. Author --------- This document was written by Jason Filby (jasonfilby@yahoo.com).