> So, should "settrans" refuse to set a translator if the translating
> program (in this case /dev/hd1s1) is not executable or is there any
> reason not to do this?
A good practice is to use settrans -ap so that you actually attempt the
translator command line right then. This checks your option
On Wed, Mar 24, 2004 at 01:30:00PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ showtrans -t /hurd/*
> /hurd/ext2fs: /dev/hd1s1
> /hurd/ext2fs.static: /dev/hd1s1
>
> Sorry for that, seems that i've missaranged settrans arguments some hours
> ago? Very stupid. As you can see i'm new to tr
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Hi!
> I've installed the K5 images and successfully compiled the gnumach-1.3 and
> hurd sources. "make install" in gnumach-1.3 installed the new kernel and
> after enabling ide it now works :-) But "make install" in the hurd directory
> failed with: "/usr/bin/install:
The best solution, of course, is fixing ext2fs sothe filesystem
will not be corrupted. If someone can easily reproduce this,
please tell me so I can fix this.
Crash the file-system during writes.
Ok, that was the reason:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ showtrans -t /hurd/*
/hurd/ext2fs: /dev/hd1s1
/hurd/ext2fs.static: /dev/hd1s1
Sorry for that, seems that i've missaranged settrans arguments some hours
ago? Very stupid. As you can see i'm new to translators...
"make install" now installs - so next t
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> Ah sorry, even "ls" told me "Permission denied" on ext2fs and ext2fs.static.
> I have thought that running ext2fs as an active translater may be the
> problem but now i think it's only a filesystem inconsistency in my
> installation?
Yes, this is most likely a corrupt
/hurd looks fine:
[...snip...]
So i will reinstall the system and start from a fresh (never crashed :-)
filesystem.
Cute, you could check if any translators got attached to /hurd/ext2fs
and/or /hurd/ext2fs.static by accident. But oh well...
/hurd looks fine:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ ls -ld /hurd
drwxr-xr-x2 root root 4096 Mar 24 02:34 /hurd
ext2fs and ext2fs.static are the only both files that could not be accessed:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ ls -l /hurd/e*
ls: /hurd/ext2fs: Permission denied
ls: /hurd/ext2fs.static: Permissi
Ah sorry, even "ls" told me "Permission denied" on ext2fs and
ext2fs.static. I have thought that running ext2fs as an active
translater may be the problem but now i think it's only a
filesystem inconsistency in my installation?
Check the permissions on /hurd.
Ah sorry, even "ls" told me "Permission denied" on ext2fs and ext2fs.static.
I have thought that running ext2fs as an active translater may be the
problem but now i think it's only a filesystem inconsistency in my
installation?
Thank you,
- Michael
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Von: [EMAIL
I am reluctant to produce a set of K6 images until XFree is working
well enough to include in the set.
However, I could produce a mini-iso (and the associated tarball) if this
is what people want. The next full set would be K7.
Phil.
--
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But "make install" in the hurd directory failed with:
"/usr/bin/install: cannot stat '/hurd/ext2fs': Permission denied"
What are the persmissions of /hurd/ext2fs?
On Wed, Mar 24, 2004 at 09:55:33AM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> But "make install" in the hurd directory failed with:
> "/usr/bin/install: cannot stat '/hurd/ext2fs': Permission denied" I've
> installed the other binaries with "make -i install" and after
> rebooting everything seems to work fi
Hi!
I've installed the K5 images and successfully compiled the gnumach-1.3 and
hurd sources. "make install" in gnumach-1.3 installed the new kernel and
after enabling ide it now works :-) But "make install" in the hurd directory
failed with: "/usr/bin/install: cannot stat '/hurd/ext2fs': Permission
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