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> I have a very preliminary port to Alpha (it compiles but does not completely
> boot)--what (if any) requirements are there for such a submission to the
> gnumach CVS tree, and how does one obtain such access?
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Ok, so here are some details that may be useful:
the command history:
login root
fsck.ext2 /dev/hd0s3
settrans -ag /
ftp ftp.debian.org
anonymous
cd debian/dists/sid
get Contents-hurd-i386.gz
and the kernel panic follows immediately:
Kernel page fault at adress 0x0. eip 0x0
Kernel Page fault
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I have a very preliminary port to Alpha (it compiles but does not completely
boot)--what (if any) requirements are there for such a submission to the
gnumach CVS tree, and how does one obtain such access?
At the moment, I have a directory gnumach/alpha (including its contents;
similar to the i386
> I'm having some trouble downloading "large" files over the network. When
> making an ftp get on files larger than say 50K, the kernel panics. It's
> hard to be more specific given the shortness of the message. If it has any
> relevance, copying large files within the filesystem works fine.
No
Hi,
I'm having some trouble downloading "large" files over the network. When
making an ftp get on files larger than say 50K, the kernel panics. It's
hard to be more specific given the shortness of the message. If it has any
relevance, copying large files within the filesystem works fine.
Also,
Oystein Viggen wrote:
>* [Craig Allan Jeffree]
>
>>This would just keep going back a step. "foo" could be changed at any
>>point between its discovery and the open syscall. Obviously the user
>>could look at the directory listing then run "rm -r foo", but in the
>>time it takes for them to typ
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