Make cluido wait for ipv4 to become available #47
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It would clearly be much nicer if this wasn't hardwired into the program, but rather taken dynamically, perhaps from the latest available tag for the git repo or something. This can be done, I just haven't taken time to look into it yet.
This makes it possible for cluido to get a hold of it even though stuff may be starting in a less deterministic order. That is good, IMHO.
Right after the console service connection has been set up seems like a reasonable time for it.
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Quite simple stuff. This means that you can have
cluidostart beforeipv4, and still havecluidobe able to locate theipv4server - which I find nice. It would be easiest to just putcluidolast in the list of things to start, but the virtual consoles seems to get a bit messed up if doing that, so let's not do it like that for now at least...(Eventually, the boot server should be completed and the responsibility for starting up cluido should be handed over to it. I'm not 100% sure that the building blocks - be able to start ELF binaries from user processes, etc - are in place, but they should be since we do have an execute command in cluido... Worth checking out at some point, it is.)