First apply a patch to Mach src:

	$ cd mklinux_source_base/osfmk/
	$ gzip -cd /tmp/osfmk-990419.diff.gz | patch -p1

Make Mach libraries and export headers:

	$ workon -sb osfmk
	$ ../../build_world
	$ exit

Now unpack linux-2.2.5.tar.gz and apply a patch:

	$ cd mklinux_source_base/mklinux/
	$ tar zxpf /tmp/linux-2.2.5.tar.gz
	$ cd linux
	$ gzip -cd /tmp/mklinux-990419.diff.gz | patch -p2
	$ tar zxpf /tmp/export-osfmach3-links.tar.gz

Build linux server if you like and hack away:

	$ cd mklinux_source_base/mklinux/linux
	$ make distclean
	$ make mach_config
	$ make menuconfig
	$ make dep
	$ make

That's it!

Known Problems (April 19, 1999):
- almost all mach aware drivers are broken in one way or another
- scheduler needs mach glue
- page handling is wrong (eg. many deadlocks....)
- linux's internal threading is most likely broken as well