Your problem is that libc looks at /servers/socket/2 when programs
attempt to use inet domain sockets, *not* /servers/socket/inet.
/servers/socket/inet and /servers/socket/local are not used by
anything, except as little reminders as to which translator is used
for which domain number.
What happe
On Wed, Mar 29, 2000 at 11:13:54PM -0700, Kevin Musick wrote:
> Oh, of course. I forgot to execute native-install. I completely reinstalled
> my
> hurd partition from the Mar 1 tarball and executed native-install. That
> seemed to
> fix the problem. However, I did notice a few things:
>
> 1.
Thanks for the comments. Let me just clarify a bit.
> gcc has a lot of dependencies, don't just use force-depends (you could
> always use dselect in ftp mode).
I didn't use force-depends, just dpkg -i gcc...
>> 2: operation not supported
>> crwxr-xr-x ...1
>> lrwxr-xr-x ...
Hi,
No need to cross post, 95% (guess) of those on help-help are also on
debian-help
On Wed, Mar 29, 2000 at 11:13:54PM -0700, Kevin Musick wrote:
> Oh, of course. I forgot to execute native-install. I completely reinstalled
> my
> hurd partition from the Mar 1 tarball and executed native-inst
Oh, of course. I forgot to execute native-install. I completely reinstalled my
hurd partition from the Mar 1 tarball and executed native-install. That seemed
to
fix the problem. However, I did notice a few things:
1. Despite installing the GCC package, I couldn't actually compile anything
u
On Sat, Mar 25, 2000 at 11:36:09AM -0700, Kevin Musick wrote:
> I've been using the Hurd successfully for some time, but I recently
> installed the latest tarball (March 3 I believe) and am now having
> problems using GCC. It gives me the following error:
>
> ld: /lib/libc.so.0.2: _del_sysdep_sta
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