* [Christophe AUGIER]
I've installed the hurd under bochs and it is awful. It's really too
slow to do something with and i've encountered a lot of problems during
the installation. (Athlon 700MHz)
As bochs is full PC emulation, it will be slow, but at least it's
working, right? ;)
I
* [Jan Atle Ramsli]
Jan Atle Ramsli wrote:
I wonder if anyone knows why B1FF ALWAYS WROTE IN CAPATUL LETTER WITH
MISTAKES INEM?
If you know this to be true, you might want to contact
[EMAIL PROTECTED] to get the entry in the jargon file on B1FF updated.
According to the jargon file, B1FF
* [Craig Allan Jeffree]
old = open(.);
chdir(foo);
delete stuff
fchdir(old);
delete more stuff
Isn't this potentially racey as well? I can see that fchdir(old); will
definately take you back to the parent of foo but how can you be sure
that the directories aren't moved around
Hi
I was wondering: If a user attaches a translator to a node in /tmp that
shows, say, /etc, /sbin, /, or something else, and root runs rm
-Rf /tmp, what will happen?
Will it be:
1. rm sees a directory, recurses, and deletes a lot of important files?
2. rm sees a directory and recurses, but
* [Niels Möller]
Well, translators run as the owner of the node to which they are
attached. Don't attach translators you don't trust to your files.
And don't attach translators to files you don't trust. I don't think
there is anything today that stops me from sending you an ext2 image
with
* [Schmidt Péter]
* What is the difference between G1, H1, H2 and H3 CD ROM images
at ftp://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/hurd/contrib/iso ?
Basically, letters further out in the alphabet are better, and for
releases with the same number, higher numbers are better. H3 is the
newest one.
* What would
* [Ludovic Courtès]
I am not a Debian expert, but I thought that the Hurd packages could
be found in ftp://ftp.debian.org/debian/dists/sid/main/binary-hurd-i386/
but this directory is actually empty.
I thought so too. At least some of the packages can still be found
under
* [Jeff Bailey]
All packages uploaded in the year or so should be under debian/pool.
The only files left in the binary-hurd-i386 directory will be those
that couldn't be rebuilt for some reason.
OK. I thought there would be symlinks in binary-hurd-i386 anyway?
Or is the point that the
Quoth Aggredyne:
Where do I get dpkg-source? Is it a symlink or something?
It is part of the package dpkg-dev.
Oystein
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When in doubt: Recompile.
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