Alfred a écrit :
>I will to reinstall. I haven't tried this yet. I've seen some variations
>of the 'mke2fs -o hurd" command. One with sparse_super and another with
>some other parameters.
>What's the best one to use?
> Use the one that is in Neal guide.
Well, pay attentio
I will to reinstall. I haven't tried this yet. I've seen some variations
of the 'mke2fs -o hurd" command. One with sparse_super and another with
some other parameters.
What's the best one to use?
Use the one that is in Neal guide.
> You cannot run native-install from Linux since it only a kernel, what
> you mean is GNU/Linux which is GNU using Linux as its kernel. See
> http://www.gnu.org/gnu/linux-and-gnu.html for more information.
Sorry , I understand and fully respect the term GNU/LINUX and GNU's
massive contribution to
> Sounds like you didn't follow Neal's guide, please follow it exactly.
The installation guide (as I read it) says to run native install from
hurd, not from linux (see below). I can't boot hurd. Is there something I
should run from linux? My archive searching seems to suggent that
c
> Sounds like you didn't follow Neal's guide, please follow it exactly.
The installation guide (as I read it) says to run native install from
hurd, not from linux (see below). I can't boot hurd. Is there something I
should run from linux? My archive searching seems to suggent that
cross-install us
Hi
If your machine has a sound card, modem, or
some other unsupported card you might be
suffering from a shared
irq syndrom.
If you think you have followed Neal's
install guide exactly
you might want to yank out a sound card or
modem and see
if GNU/Hurd boots afterward.
thanks
Matt Grant
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I haven't run it at all. I haven't been able to boot. It reboots by
itself before I ever get a prompt.
Sounds like you didn't follow Neal's guide, please follow it exactly.
> Did you run ./native-install twice?
I haven't run it at all. I haven't been able to boot. It reboots by
itself before I ever get a prompt.
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From searching the archives, it looks like the /dev/console message might
be normal. The other messages were about processes exiting with error
status, and mounting read-only. It's hard to get it all down. It don't
see a logfile in /var/log/. I know that's not much info, but I'm not sur
> You didn't read Neal's guide very carefully, this should be:
>
> kernel /boot/gnumach.gz -s root=device:hd0s6
>
> Note the device: tag.
Thanks, that did it. Now I get a little further...
Now it reboots after some error messages. I think the first error was:
/dev/console no such file
then la
On Tue, 10 Dec 2002 11:24:47 +0100, "Alfred M. Szmidt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
said:
>kernel /boot/gnumach.gz -s root=hd0s6
>
> You didn't read Neal's guide very carefully, this should be:
>
> kernel /boot/gnumach.gz -s root=device:hd0s6
Thanks, I will try that tonight. I have have already tried
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