> "Marcus" == Marcus Brinkmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Marcus> * lack of CDs * lack of CDROM * lack of decent network
Marcus> connection (read the connection requires junk like ppp or
Marcus> pppoe)
... or if for some reason or another, it is not possible to get the
Ethernet ad
I was wondering if anyone here could help me,When I start the gnu
hurd I get:"hd02: bad access: block=28, count=2, blockend=30, sector 28
end_request:I/O error, dev 03:02, sector 28"I'm using a 2gb hard
drive under VMware and I have 1 gb for Linux, 128 mgfor Linux swap and 500
Meg for the Hu
the link for Andi Bolka's apache 1.3.12 patch:
http://azurix.htl-tex.ac.at/~earl/
doesn't seem to be functional any more. does anyone have some apache patches
on the web that can be linked to?
On Sat, Aug 18, 2001 at 02:26:06PM -0700, James Morrison wrote:
> > installwatch
> > MAXPATHLEN
>
> I don't have my hurd box on the internet right now, but installwatch
> is really easy. It already uses get_current_dir_name() with glibc
> and using this function eliminates our need for MAXPATHLEN
> installwatch
> MAXPATHLEN
I don't have my hurd box on the internet right now, but installwatch
is really easy. It already uses get_current_dir_name() with glibc
and using this function eliminates our need for MAXPATHLEN. So the
simplest and probably that best patch for this program is to
defin
On Sun, Aug 19, 2001 at 01:12:17PM +1000, Glenn McGrath wrote:
> dpkg --unpack runs the preinst script prior to unpacking the .tar.gz's and
> might run the prerm and postrm if an old package has to be removed.
>
> Why do these scripts cause a problem for the Hurd, and what is your
> prefered behav
On Sat, 18 Aug 2001 14:41:17 +0200
"Marcus Brinkmann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> (and maybe, someday dpkg
> will get the --do-not-run-any-packages-scripts option which lack of
makes
> dpkg-hurd necessary).
>
My understanding is
dpkg --unpack runs the preinst script prior to unpacking the .ta
Hi,
this is relevant for everyone concerned about development of installers for
Debian Hurd systems.
It indicates that something akin cross-install will become the default,
rather than the tar file method.
I think the next thing I'll do in this area is to "port" debootstrap
to the Hurd. It's no
> I'm quite well oriented in both programming as well as
> operating system internals so all I really need is some
> pointers to CVS repositories and where to begin in the
> sauce.
Goto http://subversions.gnu.org and look for hurd, gnumach and mig.
There is a branch of gnumach called oskit-branch
Thought I'd start getting involved in the Hurd.
I've been using it for quite some time now and find it
to be a very interesting approach using a micro kernel
such as Mach.
To start off I'd like to get my computer at home
running the Hurd. Problem is that I have a Promise
ATA-100 controller and the
Philip Charles wrote:
>
> Stupid me. The drivers produced by boot floppies are Linux specific so I
> leave them out. The drivers are not in the tarball, problem.
>
> Solution, produce a floppy for inclusion on the CD with the needed
> packages.
>
> HELP! What are these packages?
>
> Phil.
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