Well, I'm hooked up with Cable-Modem internet now though... Yippee!
I have been very busy playing QuakeForge Team Fortress, you know, uh,
debugging it and stuff :-)
I have successfully compiled OSkit for Hurd and Linux, but am stumped
with oskit-mach. In both Linux-i386-gnu and native Hurd it
Jeff == Jeff Bailey [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Jeff Is there a reasonable way under Debian to do cross-apts? A
Jeff friend of mine has a laptop with a winmodem, (so no PPP
Jeff available, network card is a pc-card), but he wants to play.
Jeff His main system is a Debian unstable,
On Wed, Apr 25, 2001 at 01:59:51AM -0400, B. Douglas Hilton wrote:
Well, I'm hooked up with Cable-Modem internet now though... Yippee!
I have been very busy playing QuakeForge Team Fortress, you know, uh,
debugging it and stuff :-)
I have successfully compiled OSkit for Hurd and Linux, but
Ian Duggan [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've been trying to figure this out as well, as apt under hurd hangs
for me about 50% of the time.
Was the same here, until I trimmed my sources.list to an absolute
minimum. The apt-crash went from 70 % reproducability to 0 %. Adding
more swap may also
On Wed, Apr 25, 2001 at 03:58:27PM +1000, Brian May wrote:
Jeff == Jeff Bailey [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Jeff Is there a reasonable way under Debian to do cross-apts? A
Jeff friend of mine has a laptop with a winmodem, (so no PPP
Jeff available, network card is a pc-card), but
reassign 71777 hurd
reassign 71778 hurd
thanks
I am unable to test these. Please could someone of the hurd team check
these?
Thanks, Matthias
Marcus Brinkmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Use of ldconfig is not portable. We should not encourage maintainers into
Linux specific programming.
Ok. This, and especially that libtool can do them, has convinced me.
That's an idea. Can you submit it as a bug report against libc0.2 (or
Is it possible to boot HURD off a 2nd hd?
My fiancee and myself share a single computer for now and I
really want to leave the first hard drive completely alone to
give me extra protection against doing something to lose our
data.
Is it possible to boot HURD off a 2nd hd?
Sure. The Hurd is booted by GRUB, which can load kernels from any disk
accessible by the BIOS interface. To get GRUB booted, you might need to
put it on the first disk if you don't want to use a boot floppy.
Look at the GRUB documentation.
I'm not ready for kernel hacking yet, but I'm ready to start
looking for something trival to try to get going. As I
understand it most of the Debian Linux packages don't compile on
HURD?
So I should just grab the source to an interesting Linux package
and try making adjustments to allow it to
On Wed, Apr 25, 2001 at 02:24:08PM -0700, Remy Saville wrote:
I'm not ready for kernel hacking yet, but I'm ready to start
looking for something trival to try to get going. As I
understand it most of the Debian Linux packages don't compile on
HURD?
So I should just grab the source to an
On Wed, Apr 25, 2001 at 02:24:08PM -0700, Remy Saville wrote:
I'm not ready for kernel hacking yet, but I'm ready to start
looking for something trival to try to get going. As I
understand it most of the Debian Linux packages don't compile on
HURD?
Fact is we don't know. I'd guess that of
On Wed, Apr 25, 2001 at 08:11:08PM +0200, Robert Bihlmeyer wrote:
That's an idea. Can you submit it as a bug report against libc0.2 (or
whatever contains ldconfig now)?
I've expanded the script a bit, so that ldconfig -X and the like
still silently succeeds, and put in a --help message
Marcus == Marcus Brinkmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Marcus I filed a wishlist item against dpkg for a
Marcus --do-not-run-postinst-and-presinst-scripts option long
Marcus time ago, but never got a response on it. It would be
Marcus truly useful. It would make dpkg-hurd completely
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