What to Turn in

1. Prepare a README.lab4 file that explains your implementation for each part of the assignment. The first thing the README should contain is the name and student numbers of your team members, and the directory name of the team member in which we should grade (For example, TEAM: John Q Smith 227 12 3456 &Suzy K Jones 227 12 0987; GRADING DIRECTORY: sjones/cs377/nachos-3.4). All the files you modify should stay in their appropriate subdirectory in your <user>/cs377/nachos-3.4 directory hierarchy. The README.lab4 should list all the files that you modified and where they are located.

2. Turn in a hard copy of the README.lab4 file and a hard copy of all the files that you modified, no matter how minor the changes. Also, place a copy of your README.lab4 in your userprog directory.

3. Of course, your nachos executable should exist in your userprog directory as well.

4. Create some test script files with which you can test your implementation. Place these in the <user>/cs377/nachos-3.4/code/test subdirectory and provide instructions in the README.lab4 files for running these scripts, and descriptions of what they test and demonstrate. See Section 5 for a simple user program.