Electronic turn-in for project 1 has been enabled. It will be automatically
disabled at 12:00 pm on Thursday, April 14th. At 12:01 pm on the same day,
late turn-in for project 1 will be enabled. To electronically turn in your
project, follow these steps:

1. Make sure that you're on spinlock/coredump.
2. Build a BINARY of your modified kernel (with 'make clean && make dep &&
make bzImage'). This kernel has been extended with the execcounts syscall.
3. Make a folder named your_username-project1.
4. Place the following files into this folder:
   a) Your kernel BINARY, located in /cse451/username/linux-2.4.20/vmlinux.
It's very important that a binary kernel is included - the TAs will not build
your kernel for you, and will not be able to grade parts 2 and 3 of the
project if you don't include a working binary.
   b) All .c, .h, and .S files that were added to and/or modified in your
kernel.
   c) All .c and .h files required to build your shell.
   d) A Makefile for building your shell. A sample makefile can be downloaded
from http://www.cs.washington.edu/education/courses/cse451/CurrentQtr/projects/project1/Makefile
   e) An electronic version of your write-up, in any easily readable format
(.doc, .txt, .pdf, .ps, and .tex are ok).
5. Electronically turn in this folder by executing the following command in
its' parent folder:

   turnin -v -c cse451=Ax -p project1 <your project folder>

where Ax is your section (AA or AB).

Additionally, turn in your write-ups in sections on Thursday. In addition to
the questions described on the Project 1 page, include a print-out of your
shell code, as well as a print-out of the code that you added or modified in
the kernel. DO NOT print out all of process.c if you only modified a small
section of it - please print the modified code only to save paper and make
grading easier on your TAs. If you have any questions, email us.