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Operating Systems HP-UX compiling linux driver to run on HPUX Post 31455 by LivinFree on Thursday 7th of November 2002 08:56:22 PM
Old 11-07-2002
Many C programs will compile just fine on HP-UX, but devices are very much different and rely on machine-specific code.

I tried very briefly and very fruitlessly a while back to use Linux device drivers to get some hardware running on HP-UX. Not to say it's not possible, but I would doubt it very very much - the kernel and the hardware are too different to simply port - it'd take a rewrite.

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(Livin Free, please see my note at the end of the post below. Neo)
 

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_STACKMANAGER(8)						Executable programs						  _STACKMANAGER(8)

NAME
ipsec__stackmanager - internal script to bring up kernel components for Libreswan SYNOPSIS
ipsec _stackmanager start ipsec _stackmanager stop DESCRIPTION
ipsec _stackmanager is called from within the init sub-system (systemd, upstart, sysv initscripts) to bring up the Libreswan kernel component as configured via the protostack= option in the ipsec.confi configuration file. This involves loading and optionally unloading of the required kernel modules. Because the Linux kernel cannot autodetect most crypto related drivers on-demand, _stackmanager handles loading the hardware random number (RNG) device drivers, OpenBSD/FreeBSD Cryptographic Framework (OCF) drivers, CryptoAPI drivers, and the modules for the specific stack (Linux NETKEY/XFM or KLIPS/MAST). Probing for OCF supported hardware is not supported - those modules must be loaded by the system before the start of the Libreswan sub system. SEE ALSO
ip(8), ipsec_tncfg(8), ipsec.conf(5), ipsec_addconn(8), pluto(8) HISTORY
This script was introduced in Libreswan. On the older Openswan systems, this functionality was split over various script files such as ipsec _startnetkey, ipsec _startklips, ipsec _realsetup and ipsec setup. Man page written for the Libreswan project <http://www.libreswan.org/> by Paul Wouters. AUTHOR
Paul Wouters placeholder to suppress warning libreswan 12/16/2012 _STACKMANAGER(8)
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