Patrick Strasser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Third you are completely in user-space. A fs crash should not be a big
> problem... just restart your translator (is done at you next fs access).
Also, being in user-space means that you can more easily use languages
other than C to implement a file
Marcus Brinkmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> One word: pthreads.
That's not a word. I tried it, and now my screen is dripping.
[sorry]
Farid Hajji <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> One other example: How would you translate:
> e "...we mount /dev/hd0s1 on /mnt..."
> d1 "...mounten wir /dev/hd0s1 auf /mnt..."
> d2 "...haengen wir /dev/hd0s1 {auf,in} /mnt [ein]..."
I like
"Wir montieren /dev/hd0s1 auf /mnt."
Ramakrishnan M <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> So does that mean, I have to first install GNU/Linux on vmware first
> and then try installing GNU/Hurd?
I think the easiest way is to make *two* virtual machines, one for
GNU/Linux and one for the Hurd. Make one virtual harddisk for each of
them. Co
Brent Fulgham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Marius -- please be sure not to update to the upcoming 1.5-6
> GNUmach, as it will render your CD-ROM drive unusable. We
> (Okuji,Marcus, and I) decided to back the patch out.
No problem, I don't use the Hurd for production yet.
I'm happy that you wan
Brent Fulgham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> After further experimentation I am convinced that the patch adding
> masks to the partition handling serves no purpose other than to
> make it impossible for the Hurd to read slave drives.
Have you seen the real patch by OKUJI Yoshinori?
> Unfortunatel
Hi!
I have successfully installed GNU/Hurd into a VMware virtual machine
following the Easy Guide. I'd like to fill that system with the rest
of the Debian packages now.
I will have to download all necessary files at work and transfer them
to the Hurd machine on a CD-R, so I have to plan ahead.
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