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18:00:54 <lispmacs> hi, I was interested in adding persistent storage support to byok, the bare metal forth. I just wanted some kind of simple block-level access to a hard drive or flash storage which I could tie into existing block memory support in byok. I am wondering if any body had any ideas on the simplest approach to this. E.g., should I try to focus on developing a AHCI driver, or an OHCI driver, or something else...?
18:01:39 <lispmacs> pretty much open-minded, but aiming for the simplest approach
18:02:37 <lispmacs> it doesn't need to be high-performance persistant storage, though I didn't really want to focus on something like PATA which is already obselete
18:03:33 <lispmacs> (byok is for x86)
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