I've problem when I would build my project with Hawk v1.2.

Message error:
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l68.exe: error - symbol 'pipe'
unresolved, referenced by 'main.c'.
l68.exe: **** fatal - errors encountered
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OS-9 Product Help:
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pipe()
Create an Interprocess Communication Channel

Syntax
#include
int pipe(unsigned int fd[2]);

I use the system in my work OS-9 / 68K v2.4 on processor 680030. The
system is loaded from the station of floppy disks /d0hd. I connected
the disc HDD scsi. The system recognizes him as /h0, but the mistake
returns me near the test of formatting: 000:255. Unfortunately, I do
not have the tool DMODE which will let me alter the descriptor
allowing to format this disc in this compilation. How I can format the
disc HDD, without this tool? I know that walks about the resetting one
bit in the module RBF. Which? Is it maybe the possible hand edition
hex, the module RBF and renewed loading to the memory?

Microware, Germany kindly let me have a evaluation version of OS-9 via
a download and I want to try this on the new EEE-PC from Asus which
should be a perfect platform for OS-9000. The problem is that the
distribution from Microware only includes drivers for standard PC
devices and the EEE-PC doesn't support a standard floppy, has a solid
state disk and has a new ethernet chip from Atheros (L2), furthermore
there are no standard serial ports as such. So the problem is how do I
format the solid state "IDE" drive on the EEE-PC?

I can produce a bootable floppy with coreboot, boot and bootfile and
when I use a USB floppy drive connected to the EEE-PC I get as far as
the boot menu. However I can't boot over kermit - no serial ports;
can't boot over ethernet - don't have a driver for the Atheros L2 and
am probably not capable of writing one; can't boot using a PCMCIA
device - the EEE-PC doesn't support PCMCIA; and can't continue to boot
from floppy since the booter is written only to work with an on board
floppy controller and not a USB floppy.

I have included the support for USB in my boot image but the boot menu
doesn't offer this as an option.

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Hello,

I have a project for my studies. I use Microware Hawk v1.2 on VME162
card with 68k.

In my project, I must be use types.h include but I haven't find the
file. On http://microware.com site I've find:

Why is Hawk missing header files? Where is my "types.h" header file?

We do not ship out the headers in the MWOS/OS9/SRC/DEFS or MWOS/
OS9000/SRC/DEFS directories with our Hawk product, because those files
are typically supplied with the operating system. If you are working
with a resident-hosted BSP or Dev Kit, you will need to use the header
files that were supplied with that package. Be advised that if you
are using ftp to transfer header files, you should do so in ASCII
mode.

But I haven't this file. So someone can help me plz. If you said where
I can download this file or found.

Thank you and sorry for my bad english.