Hi there! I am usin GNU/Hurd just a few days. I experienced this problem:
# df df: cannot read table of mounted filesystems Where is the problem? I have installed Debian GNU/Hurd H3 like this: 1. Create ext2 (with Hurd extentions) partition size about 300 MB, swap 32MB. 2. I installed baseHurd.tgz after booting rescue and root disks. 3. Load GRUB from floppy and boot gnumach with these options (full): root (hd0,4) kernel /boot/gnumach.gz -s root=hd0s5 module /boot/serverboot.gz boot ;(on the GRUB floppy I have hurd_0.9 image and in default menu there was something like those options - and it worked so I decided it's right way to boot GNU/Hurd) 4. I got `something#', so I run `export TERM=mach' then `./native-install' it went OK, so I rebooted 5. Again booted Hurd in singleuser mode again export TERM=mach and run ./native-install everything OK, I defined the swap partition in /etc/fstab and MAKEDEV needed devices (hd...) and reboot 6. boot Hurd in multiuser mode (everything the same minus `-s'). mounted CD (trough nfs :) -- the network works properly. I run /cdrom/upgrade/initial.sh everythink went OK Is there any bad step? Thanks; Hav'e nice day ;-) Jan 'JaSan' Sarenik [EMAIL PROTECTED] root `at' gjgt.sk (running Debian GNU/Linux testing(3.0)) _______________________________________________ Help-hurd mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-hurd