> is there anyone who will tell me where > the pitfalls are to get the GNU/Hurd > integrated into a distribution ? > Please join the debian-hurd mailing list. We are in the process of producing a Hurd distribution, and you are welcome to build on our work. We are a non-profit organization, so our focus (free software) is probably quite different from your own.
> the problem (i don�t know if there will > be a real problem, i haven�t checked the > source) might be where we have the automated > script compile the kernel and libs after > downloading it: > i haven�t found the hurd on the usual > servers where i could find e.g. the linux > kernel, neither do i know how well the compile > can be controlled with environment > variables. > Visit the GNU pages on the hurd to see where to get GNUmach and the Hurd from CVS. As you probably already know, the Hurd is a server running on top of GNUmach. > where can i get a current "stable" > version, who is willing to > help or point at documentation ? > There is simply no such thing at the moment. -Brent
