[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>> 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?
>
>It seems reasonable to make it refuse unless you give it a -f
>option; or perhap
> 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?
It seems reasonable to make it refuse unless you give it a -f
option; or perhaps prompt for confirmation the way rm do
Wolfgang Jaehrling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 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?
It seems reasonable to make it refuse unless you give it a -f option;
or perhaps prom
> 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
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.
w installs - so next task is to reconfigure my NIC which is
lost in the selfmade kernel :-)
Thank you for any help,
- Michael
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An: Ziegler, Michael
Cc: debian-hurd@lists.debian.org
Gesendet: 24.03.2004 12:55
Betreff: Re: AW: AW: how to
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...
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Gesendet: 24.03.2004 12:26
Betreff: Re: AW: how to update /hurd/ext2fs?
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&#x
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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