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+Illumos Gate README - July 29, 2010.
+
+This is the Illumos gate.  It contains the following subdirectories:
+
+        - usr/src -- this is a clone (with changes) of the Oracle ONNV gate.
+          We should avoid making too many disruptive changes here.  It
+          will be periodically synced with ONNV.
+
+        - usr/illumos -- this is the set of bits that we deliver, which are not
+          yet integrated into the onnv tree.  This may include various
+          testing bits, etc.  These bits (for whatever reason), are things
+          that we think are inappropriate for inclusion in the upstream and
+	  really are specific to illumos.
+
+Integration Rules:
+
+        All changes must have been reviewed, and (for the interim only!)
+        approved by the gatekeeper (below).  A code review may be performed
+        by someone other than the gatekeeper, but the final integration should
+        still be approved by the gatekeeper.  (Think CRT advocate for now.)
+        The gatekeeper will want to see your webrev and hg outgoing -v.
+
+        All changes must adhere to typical ON style and quality rules.
+        For example, pass full cstyle, applicable lint rules, etc.
+
+        All commits must include either a CDDL or BSD/MIT license, unless
+        approved otherwise by the gatekeeper.  CDDL licensed changes must
+        be backed by a Sun Contributor Agreement, so that the changes can
+        be contributed to the upstream OpenSolaris consolidation.
+
+        Hg commits should have comments of the following form:
+
+        1234 This is a sample bug report synopsis
+        4567 If you have a second bug synopsis...
+        Reviewed by: codereviewer@somewhere.net
+        Approved by: gatekeeper@somewhere.else.com
+
+Branches:
+
+        Please talk to the gatekeeper about personal branches.  In general,
+        they will be allowed as long as we don't go *too* wild on them.
+
+Gatekeeper:     garrett@nexenta.com  (Interim)
+IRC channel:    #illumos on irc.freenode.net
+Mailing list:   developer@lists.illumos.org
+

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+
+These are the following bits that were closed source, for which we need
+open replacements:
+
+libc_i18n --    This is probably the most critical part.  We should be able to
+                leverage code from one of the BSDs.
+
+drivers --
+                glm             Legacy Symbios/NCR SCSI
+                ncrs            Legacy Symbios/NCR SCSI (EOF?  Merge with glm?)
+                mpt             LSI 1068 style SCSI
+                bcm_sata        Broadcom HT-1000 SATA
+                marvell88sx     Marvell SATA
+                iprb            Intel Pro/100 ethernet
+                ixgb            Intel 10GbE (1st gen?)
+                pcn             AMD PC-Net (questionable value)
+                spwr            SMC EPIC/100 (questionable value)
+                lsimega         Mega-RAID
+                acpi_toshiba    Toshiba Tecra M-series ACPI extensions
+                intel_nhm
+                intel_nhmex
+                intel_nb5000
+                adpu320         ADP UltraSCSI 320
+                bmc             IPMI BMC controller -- (OpenIPMI instead?)
+                bnx             Broadcom 1GbE
+                bnxe            Broadcom 10GbE (not sure the difference)
+                pcser           PCMCIA Serial support (questionable value)
+                se              Serial support on legacy SPARC h/w
+                ce              Cassini gigE
+                ge              Sun GEM gigE (derive from eri)
+                cpqary3         Compaq HBA?
+                klmmod          NFS lock manager
+                usbser_edge     Edgeport USB serial
+                llc2            LLC2 STREAMS module (not needed?)
+                Others?
+
+Platform support:
+                Various SPARC platform bits
+
+Crypto:
+                kcfd -- the crypto framework daemon, implements module signing
+                ike -- maybe ikev2 (Racoon)
+
+Commands:
+                more
+                sed
+                tail
+                patch
+                printf
+                pax             (Not critical?)
+                others?
+		localedef
+		iconv
+		snmpd ?
+		labeld ?
+		fwflash modules
+
+Others?
+                raidcfg plugins?
+
+
+There are other tasks we would like to see done:
+
+	* Support for alternative compilers (gcc, including boot up)
+	* Self hosting (be able to compile with minimal cross dependencies)
+	* Increase lint coverage
+	* Increase 64-bit cleanliness
+	* Overall Makefile cleanup
+
+Some of these tasks may conflict with overall goals to minimize differences
+with upstream.  So that will need to be discussed.